budget monitor for gaming

[Khushwant_1]

hey guys i am building a new pc for which i am searching for a new monitor. i am from indian my price is not more than 13-14k INR.
my available choices are-
1. asus vs248hr
2. benq gl2460hm
3. benq gw2470h
4. benq ew2440l
5.dell s2415h
6. aoc i2476vwm
7. lg 24mp58vq
i know this is a long list, but i am totally confused about which monitor to buy. i would mostly be using it for watching movies and playing games like mass effect 4, red dead redemption 2, gta 5, rise of the tomb raider etc mostly games which are yet to come(planning to buy them when they release or bought them)
the specs of my pc (purchasing them this weekend) are-
cpu i5 7500
gpu msi rx 480 4gb oc armor
psu corsair 430cxm
mobo msi h110m pro vd plus
kingston hyper x 8gb
asus ac1200 wifi+bluetooth
san disk ssd now 480gb
cabinet antec gx200
wd 2tb hdd
thank you in advance.
(any suggestion regarding pc components is very welcome)

 

[Isokolon]

I'd go for the LG, Dell or the gw2470h
Haven't dived into the whole VA vs. IPS panel so I won't say much about it.
Specs for the BenQ Look good
Personally had lots of good experiences with LG

 

[Khushwant_1]

People are complaining about things like ghosting or frame tearing in the reviews. I myself have used only laptops till now, this would he my 1st pc. I mean that i dont even know what ghosting looks like so would i be able to notice any of these things people are talking about, assuming that i am a average level gamer who only plays casually??

 

[Isokolon]

Yeah a nice screen is of course nice but wildly overrated imo.
For example I'm.still gaming on my 6 years old LG 1080p screen that I got for 110€ back in the day
And yeah it got minor backlight bleeding, it has a lot of bluelight and colours aren't as vivid. Does it hold me back in games? Not really. If I make a good or bad play doesn't depend on the screen but your brains and reflexes imo.

For watching movies I wouldn't go with a TN though. It's a pain I admit.
As said I have no clue about VA Panels so I can't comment on them. Some people praise them.
But there's a lot of stupid-talk about screens and it's hard to separate facts from disinformation & fanboyism (I will never forget the discussion between a diehard Asus fan and an Acer enthusiast who were arguing which monitor was better. They both used the same screen as Acer and Asus used the same OEM manufacturer for those models)