Looking for new monitors. Any help?

[PlymouthJoseph]

Hi guys, I'm looking for some new monitors to go with my gaming build, and I was wondering if you could give me some suggestions. What I am looking for is a monitor which is a 1080p, 24-27inch, 120Hz and 1-5ms response time. I'm planning on a 3 monitor set up and don't worry. I've got 2x EVGA GTX 780ti's with the Intel i7 4930k & Asus Rampage IV Black Edition so I've got more than enough power to handle it.

The monitor I had in mind was the BenQ XL2720T monitor, but I was hoping the was a monitor at 1440p for around the same price I could have. I've got a maximum of £1000 to spend on monitors, and yes. I do actually want 3 monitors with the size of 27inch.

I am really hoping you guys can give me a hand because I am looking for some real nice gaming monitors which are around the price of £340 maximum. Nothing more else I won't be able to afford it.

Once again, thanks guys and I hope we can find a answer to my little problem.

 

[Datcu Alexandru]

Best advice i have is to wait for a good 4k monitor to show up and get 1 in a size you are comfortable with for productivity and gaming. Their right around the corner.

 

[AshyCFC]

Sadly, there's not much available on the market. Atleast using pc partpicker.

There's this ASUS alternative: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-monitor-vg278he 27" but 144hz

here's the full list of 120hz to 144hz monitors available in the UK according to partpicker: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/parts/monitor/#H=120,144

 

[MauveCloud]

I don't know whether it's practical to get the "gray-markey" 1440p monitors from brands like Achieva and Yamakasi in the UK, but the cheapest 1440p monitor listed at PCPartPicker UK is this one:
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/dell-monitor-u2713hm
Though I'm not sure even dual 780ti's would be enough for 7680x1440 in some games, see this post:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1415441/7680x1440-benchmarks-plus-2-3-4-way-sli-gk110-scaling

 

[PlymouthJoseph]

Well, I'm guessing I will not be able to get a 1440p monitor, but still... a 1080p will do me fine. But still... Is there any other good monitors I could buy which are 27inch for a decent price? That Asus one is a good alternative, but because I'm buying all my parts from amazon.co.uk it actually comes out as more expensive. Again, if there is any other monitors that are the maximum of £340 I could have a look at them.

 

[sora]

Well, I'm guessing I will not be able to get a 1440p monitor, but still... a 1080p will do me fine. But still... Is there any other good monitors I could buy which are 27inch for a decent price? That Asus one is a good alternative, but because I'm buying all my parts from amazon.co.uk it actually comes out as more expensive. Again, if there is any other monitors that are the maximum of £340 I could have a look at them.

Are you sure you have to absolutely buy all the parts from Amazon.co.uk?

 

[PlymouthJoseph]

"Are you sure you have to absolutely buy all the parts from Amazon.co.uk?"

Well, I know the website very well and I know they all the parts are coming from retailers in the UK and also the P&P is free for all items. I don't know any other websites which are based in the UK, have free P&P and that have as much computer parts such as Amazon. But if you can find me another trusted website which has free P&P and is based in the UK, I will be glad to have a look.

 

[AshyCFC]

checkout the pc partpicker links I posted plymouth, Partpicker only uses reliable retailers.

Dabs,Ebuyer,Scan all good part retailers.

 

[PlymouthJoseph]

I've looked and I still can't find a 27inch, 1440p, 120hz, 1-5ms response time for around £340.

 

[PlymouthJoseph]

UPDATE:
Okay, I'm looking for 1080p, 27inch, 1-5ms response time with a minimum of 120hz and with really good reviews but at a cheap price. Around £300. Any ideas?