What monitor should I get?

[cam0str1f3]

I have two Radeon 290x GPUs, and I was wondering if I should use one big really nice monitor, or if I should just use multiple monitors that aren't as big or as good. Suggestions?

 

[Deleted member 1300495]

What is your budget? You should probably get three monitors if you go with a multi-monitor setup because with only two, there will be that gap between the monitors which does not look good while gaming. Or, you could go with a 32" monitor from Dell or something.

 

[Mustangrock12]

Um? what are you thinking about doing with the monitor or monitors? are you going to be gaming or doing a ton of rendering personally I am not a big monitor geek but I would try to aim for some 120Hz monitors that would be good for what ever your thinking about doing with your rig. here are some monitors i would recommend.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007617%2050001315%2050001583%20600012673&IsNodeId=1

Any of these monitors should suit your needs. Good luck!

 

[chris987]

Price breakdown by merchant: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/dKMnt6/by_merchant/
Monitor: BenQ BL2710PT 60Hz 27.0" Monitor ($509.99 @ NCIX US)
Total: $509.99
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available

27'' / 1440p / low input lag a great gaming monitor. i would prefer it over an eyefinity setup! zero compatability issues better performance

 

[Deleted member 1300495]

Here is a good monitor: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-monitor-vg278he

 

[ColotorDoc]

The most important thing is to know your purpose and budget.
This is a very good choice, it has everything you need to enjoy a good game, because to me personally for the PC I see no need as large monitors, also have really thin edges and can put easily 2 or 3 monitors together without edges bother much.

Dell Monitor http://goo.gl/3zpD3B

Base Dual http://goo.gl/lKXVF5

 

[cam0str1f3]

Um? what are you thinking about doing with the monitor or monitors? are you going to be gaming or doing a ton of rendering personally I am not a big monitor geek but I would try to aim for some 120Hz monitors that would be good for what ever your thinking about doing with your rig. here are some monitors i would recommend.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007617%2050001315%2050001583%20600012673&IsNodeId=1

Any of these monitors should suit your needs. Good luck!

It's going to be mostly gaming.

 

[Mustangrock12]

Yeah stick with BenQ and ASUS. find one with 60-120 refresh and you should be more that satisfied. more monitors is your call and it is really nice when multitasking in my opinion.

 

[Deleted member 1300495]

What is you budget?

 

[Mre tech]

I have two Radeon 290x GPUs, and I was wondering if I should use one big really nice monitor, or if I should just use multiple monitors that aren't as big or as good. Suggestions?

You could ether go with a single 4k, 2 2k or 3 1080p

 

[ColotorDoc]

I think that option is pretty good, unless you want to use 3D and stuff, honestly a 60Hz monitor seems more than adequate and an excellent choice for gaming, other aggregates, although if they are "IMPROVEMENTS" .. . did not feel it worth the extra money, of course it all depends on the extent to which your going to use, if only dell gaming .... I really like that at their edges.

Dell Monitor http://goo.gl/3zpD3B

Base Dual http://goo.gl/lKXVF5

 

[cam0str1f3]

Yeah stick with BenQ and ASUS. find one with 60-120 refresh and you should be more that satisfied. more monitors is your call and it is really nice when multitasking in my opinion.

What would be a good monitor for gaming that you could recommend?

 

[Mustangrock12]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824014370 This is a really nice monitor from BenQ.

 

[ColotorDoc]

Yeah stick with BenQ and ASUS. find one with 60-120 refresh and you should be more that satisfied. more monitors is your call and it is really nice when multitasking in my opinion.

What would be a good monitor for gaming that you could recommend?

This is a good option.

Option 1: http://goo.gl/6xgV6a

Option 2: http://goo.gl/A00Xyn