Question Looking for a very specific display

[Wobblz]

Hey there, just bought built a new PC and I'm looking to also upgrade my display. I've two 27" Dell monitors that I'll continue using on the side but I need a new main display.


I'm absolutely shellshocked by the amount of options on the market right now and although I have a very specific set of criteria I still can't make the final decision with confidence.

I'm looking for a mid-tier:

• 27 or 32" inch, at most
• 1440p
• Flat, that's a must
• Decent refresh and response rate, suitable for casual gaming, say 144Hz+
• I'll also be using this screen for design work, so colour should be accurate, again nothing super professional but I've seen a lot of monitors that don't even support sRGB
• It would be awesome if the monitor had HDR or a greater than average IPS contrast, brightness isn't a concern really
• I don't need any extras from the monitor, like speakers or fancy design features

My budget is fairly flexible but ideally I'd be willing to shell something like 300-600 Euro. Previously I was very close to ordering the LG 27GN880-B (love the Ergo stand) but I'm not sure if that's the best price-to-performance option.


Thanks for your help. Appreciated.

 

[Lutfij]

Where are you located?

Here's a shortlist of panels with some of your stipulations placed into the fitler;
https://pcpartpicker.com/products/m...=812800000,1651000000&P=2&C=0&D=144000,390000
though that list will greatly vary with regards to region selected at the top right hand corner drop down menu.

 

[Wobblz]

Thanks, it hasn't occurred to me to use PCPartPicker. I'm in Bulgaria, sadly one of the smallest markets in Europe, so prices won't be aggregated but this is still very helpful.

 

[sobakowa19]

Msi optix 27 is 1440p 165hz ips 1 Ms.... Good choice for $230 usd (not 100% sure what that is in euros, but close?)

 

[Wobblz]

Yep, right now Euros and Dollars are pretty much interchangeable. Thanks for the recommendation. 230$/E is even less than I'm willing to spend, lol