I currently have the BenQ XL2411P Monitor which is a TN monitor. Surprisingly its colors are not so bad (but it is still noticeably less rich than an IPS monitor) and its viewing angles are not as bad as my 2nd monitor (which is also a TN Monitor).
My 2nd monitor is a Philips 223V TN Panel. It has very extreme whites, shown on the right of the image that I want to replace it even after hours of meddling with its settings (see here: [Imgur]( View: https://imgur.com/YJAl01o
).
I could go for the Samsung ls24r350fhexxp (24 inch) which is IPS, however I am wondering what are the prospects of going for a Viewsonic XG2405 Monitor instead? can my GPU handle both monitors at 1080p?
The only other reason why I like the XG2405 is because it can be shifted to a portrait orientation, just like my BenQ XL2411P.
If you have any other suggestions for a better 2nd monitor, my only criteria is that it must be max 24 inches (or else it won't fit my table dual-screen setup) and of course, must be IPS. I need to see the rich colors for photo editing and view it from an angle. If the monitor can be shifted from landscape to portrait and vice versa, it would be a +
I am wondering if this is feasible. I will only run both monitors at 1080p (1920x1080) resolution, can my GPU handle it?
If my GPU can't handle it, which GPU should I get? How does one determine if a GPU can handle 2x 144Hz monitors at 1080p resolution?
I'm also thinking of another method in case my GPU can't handle a 2nd 144 Hz monitor, and that is to set both monitors at 60 Hz refresh rate @ 1080p resolution until I get a better GPU. I'm by no means not in any rush to get the GPU and will wait for RTX 4 series to come out if need be, but if this is an option I can take, please lemme know.
My 2nd monitor is a Philips 223V TN Panel. It has very extreme whites, shown on the right of the image that I want to replace it even after hours of meddling with its settings (see here: [Imgur]( View: https://imgur.com/YJAl01o
).
I could go for the Samsung ls24r350fhexxp (24 inch) which is IPS, however I am wondering what are the prospects of going for a Viewsonic XG2405 Monitor instead? can my GPU handle both monitors at 1080p?
The only other reason why I like the XG2405 is because it can be shifted to a portrait orientation, just like my BenQ XL2411P.
If you have any other suggestions for a better 2nd monitor, my only criteria is that it must be max 24 inches (or else it won't fit my table dual-screen setup) and of course, must be IPS. I need to see the rich colors for photo editing and view it from an angle. If the monitor can be shifted from landscape to portrait and vice versa, it would be a +
I am wondering if this is feasible. I will only run both monitors at 1080p (1920x1080) resolution, can my GPU handle it?
If my GPU can't handle it, which GPU should I get? How does one determine if a GPU can handle 2x 144Hz monitors at 1080p resolution?
I'm also thinking of another method in case my GPU can't handle a 2nd 144 Hz monitor, and that is to set both monitors at 60 Hz refresh rate @ 1080p resolution until I get a better GPU. I'm by no means not in any rush to get the GPU and will wait for RTX 4 series to come out if need be, but if this is an option I can take, please lemme know.