Question Recommendations for a new monitor for an upcoming new build ?

[benshalev849]

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Hello, i am soon building my new PC with a 13700k and a 4080 and looking at monitors, where I live we dont have many options. I know prices are expensive, all prices converted from local stores/amazon if cheaper to USD ty for the help!

Here are the options i sorted out in the end:

• LG 27gr75q-b 453$ (newer gp850-b i think.)
• Gigabyte m27Q 458$
• Msi g272qpf 369$ (newer g273qpf i think)
• Asus VG27AQ 411$
• Gigabyte m27Q-p 480$

Also i can buy acer nitro xv272u in amazon but there are two versions for the same price.
Rv version and vbmiiprx both go for 406$.
All prices include tax and shipping,

I would love some help as this is getting very complicated.
Which one would you suggest? From reviews the gigabyte/acer seems to be the best but it is quite expensive, but I am spending on a 4080 though, so i might as well pay 100$ if its better.
Ty for the help!

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

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Hello, i am soon building my new PC with a 13700k and a 4080 and looking at monitors, where I live we dont have many options. I know prices are expensive, all prices converted from local stores/amazon if cheaper to USD ty for the help!

Here are the options i sorted out in the end:

• LG 27gr75q-b 453$ (newer gp850-b i think.)
• Gigabyte m27Q 458$
• Msi g272qpf 369$ (newer g273qpf i think)
• Asus VG27AQ 411$
• Gigabyte m27Q-p 480$

Also i can buy acer nitro xv272u in amazon but there are two versions for the same price.
Rv version and vbmiiprx both go for 406$.
All prices include tax and shipping,

I would love some help as this is getting very complicated.
Which one would you suggest? From reviews the gigabyte/acer seems to be the best but it is quite expensive, but I am spending on a 4080 though, so i might as well pay 100$ if its better.
Ty for the help!

Hey there,

Here's a list of popular/good monitors: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/best/by-usage/gaming

The Gigabyte seems to be very highly thought of.

I've been checking out the 27in 1440p monitors recently (Just purchased a AOC CQ27G2U.). It's a VA panel, as opposed to IPS. IPS is probably a little better all round monitor. VA has darker blacks and nice colours. It is a curved screen. It can feel more immersive.

I was going to go for a 34in ultrawide. They look awesome. But my current desk space would be struggling to get in.

 

[geofelt]

If you can see the candidates in person, do so.
Failing that look up each monitor on rtings.com

A monitor is a long term investment. Bust your budget if need be to get a good one.
I would be considering a larger/wider 4k monitor for a more immersive experience.

 

[benshalev849]

If you can see the candidates in person, do so.
Failing that look up each monitor on rtings.com

A monitor is a long term investment. Bust your budget if need be to get a good one.
I would be considering a larger/wider 4k monitor for a more immersive experience.

Sadly the computer is getting very expensive so i am trying to stay on a budget (busted it for the specs themselves.)

My idea is to buy a 1440p now, (prolly the gigabyte m27q-p) and then farther down the wrong buy a 4k monitor.
Where i live the PC itself is so much more expensive than the US so i need to compromise a little hahaha