Designer, Drawing, 27" or Bigger Monitor Suggestion

[sbayraktar]

Hello.
I need a new monitor for my PC and I need your comments.

I am an architect. I work on drawing, designing, modelling etc...
So I use Autocad, 3DSMax, Photoshop, Catia etc programs

My preference monitor size is 27" . Maybe can be 32" (i am not sure)

You can find so many information for gamers. But there is no info for designer monitors.
There are some criteria for monitor choosing:

Display Sİze: 24", 27", 32"
Aspect Ratio: 16:9 or 21:9
Panel Type: TN, VA, IPS
Response Time: ...
Signal Frequency: 60, 75, 144 Hz
Resolution: 1920*1080, 2560*1440 (2K), 3840*2160 (4K)
I/O Ports: HDMI 2.0, DP 1.2

Which criteria should be higher priority?

Thanks in advance...

 

[sbayraktar]

No comment... ???

 

[cyberalien]

Panel type: only IPS. Other panels are junk for designers.

Dell UltraSharp monitors are awesome. Excellent color representation.
Specs: http://www.dell.com/en-us/work/shop/dell-27-ultrasharp-monitor-with-premiercolor-up2716d/apd/210-aggp/monitors-monitor-accessories
Great review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2H-Hgk0lN-M

Just bought one of those myself. Plugged into iMac 27, compared colors with factory calibration. Colors were perfect. Same cannot be said for my 4 years old iMac.

Also BenQ displays are excellent, but slightly more expensive.
Specs for 27" PD2710QC: http://www.benq.us/product/monitor/pd2710qc/specifications/

Both monitors are 2k monitors. I did extensive research before buying. Found something wrong with monitors from all other vendors, only Dell and BenQ matched my requirements (27" with 2k resolution and excellent color precision)

 

[sbayraktar]

1. Asus PB277Q......$370
27", 2K, TN (AU Optronics), 60 Hz, 1 Ms, 350 cd, 1000:1, 8 bit (No FRC), 16.7 M Color, 72%(NTSC), Height Adjustment, Pivot Mode, DP Cable, Flicker Free, Low Blue Light

2. Asus VZ27AQ......$447
27", 2K, IPS, 75 Hz, 5 Ms, 250 cd, 1000:1, 8 bit (No FRC), 16.7 M Color, 100% sRGB, input lag 20 ms, Flicker Free, Low Blue Light

3. Asus BE27AQLB......$470
27", 2K, IPS, 60 Hz, 5 Ms, 350 cd, 1000:1, 8 bit (No FRC), 16.7 M Color, Pivot, Height Adjustment, Flicker Free, Low Blue Light

4. Asus VP28UQG.... $420
28", 4K, TN, 60 Hz, 1 Ms, 300 cd, 1000:1, 10 bit, 1.07 B. Color, 66% Adobe RGB, AMD FreeSync, DP cable, Flicker Free, Low Blue Light

5. LG 27UD58-B...... $420
27", 4K, AH-IPS, 60 Hz, 5 Ms, 250 cd, 1000:1, 10bit(8bit + FRC), 99% sRGB, 72%(NTSC), AMD FreeSync, Flicker Free,

6. Viewsonic VX3211-2K-MHD.....$420
32", 2K, IPS (TFT LCD), 60 Hz, 3Ms, 250cd, 1200:1, 10bit(8bit + FRC), 1.07 Milyar Color, 8 bit+FRC, %99 sRGB ve %87Adobe RGB, Flicker Free, Blue Light Filter

7. Acer RC271U....... $420
27", 2K, IPS(Led), 60 Hz, 4 Ms, 350 cd, 1000:1, 8 bit (No FRC), 100% sRGB, input lag 23 ms, Flicker Free, Low Blue Light, DP Cable

8. BenQ EW2770QZ..... $525
27", 2K, AHVA-IPS, 75 Hz, 5 Ms, 350 cd, 1000:1, true 8 bit, 16.7 M Color, %100 sRGB,

9. AOC U2879VF..... $470
28", 4K, TN (Innolux), 60 Hz, 1 Ms, 300 cd, 1000:1, 10bit(8bit+FRC), 1.07 Milyar Renk, 99% sRGB, 72%(NTSC), AMD FreeSync, Flicker Free, DP Cable

 

[sbayraktar]

Which one do you recommend ?

 

[cyberalien]

For designer what matters more is color support. Monitor must have perfect color. Only IPS panels can deliver that. Stay away from all TN panels, so #1, #4, #9 are out.

From the rest only 2 monitors have color support information in their specs:

Asus VZ27AQ: 100% sRGB
BenQ EW2770QZ: 100% sRGB, Rec.709

Very good color support, the rest of stats are good as well.

Other monitors look like average gaming/business monitors.