Question Which 350$ monitor?

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alexnitro2005 said:
Im looking at a 60hz monitor so I dont think gaming 1440p should be a problem. The Eizo is a bit over budget yeah. Right now im standing between 1080p 144hz va vs 1440p 60hz ips. I don't know which I should choose. Can you help me? Im playing and editing 50/50. Thanks
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alexnitro2005 said:
So guys. I found these two monitors https://www.samsung.com/us/business.../cfg73-series-27-curved-lc27fg73fqnxza/#Specs and https://pcpartpicker.com/product/4cw7YJ/msi-optix-mag271c and now I need to choose between them. Help please.
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I'm not a gamer, so I welcome other opinions to chime in, but I think your GTX 1060 3Gb will struggle at 1440p 60 Hz gaming. Maybe it's fine if you use low settings.

Both of those panels are VA panels. I found these, but I'm confused on the pricing. Are these priced in Krone's? In budget?
These four panels are all 1080p IPS panels with Freesync, I think:

https://www.multicom.no/compare/cp_8976173,10283821,10261077,10439466#branch:1

(move the bar to see the fourth panel)

If your GPU has a Display Port (DP) and the monitor has a DP, then you will likely be able to use these Freesync monitors in G-Sync compatibility mode.
 
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Bearmann said:
I'm not a gamer, so I welcome other opinions to chime in, but I think your GTX 1060 3Gb will struggle at 1440p 60 Hz gaming. Maybe it's fine if you use low settings.

Both of those panels are VA panels. I found these, but I'm confused on the pricing. Are these priced in Krone's? In budget?
These four panels are all 1080p IPS panels with Freesync, I think:

https://www.multicom.no/compare/cp_8976173,10283821,10261077,10439466#branch:1

(move the bar to see the fourth panel)

If your GPU has a Display Port (DP) and the monitor has a DP, then you will likely be able to use these Freesync monitors in G-Sync compatibility mode.
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Thanks. Actually, I found this monitor (Msi Optix MAG321CQR) on 30% sale! I think I will go for it because the original price is about 500$ but now it is 350$. If not I will come back to the monitors you sent, thanks!
 
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The AOC seems to get better user reviews, so if it is between those two only, I would choose it. If you want my honest opinion, though, I don't think either of those two monitors are ideal for you. The color gamut and accuracy seems pretty good, but I doubt as good as an IPS panel. Mostly, though, I think your GPU is not up to the task of driving 1440p.

These are excerpts from various professional reviews:

AOC CQ32G1 review: Gaming performance
The CQ32G1’s 2,560 x 1,440 resolution is perfect for games: it’s a real step up from Full HD, but a lot easier to drive than 4K. Of course, if you want to get the best from this monitor, and take full advantage of the 144Hz refresh rate, you’ll still need a powerful graphics card such as the AMD Radeon RX 590, Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 or GTX 1070 and above.

One thing that’s immediately noticeable on the AOC CQ32G1 is its lower pixel density which is a result of stretching the resolution to a wider diagonal. The screen feels close to a 1080p 24-inch model, but the details brought about by more pixels still stand out. We still feel that 4K is better suited for this size, but that cannot be necessarily counted as a fault of monitors like this variant.

The Optix MAG321CQR is overall a rock solid 144Hz curved gaming monitor from MSI. Of course, this is also a 1440P panel so make sure to equip yourself with a capable graphics card around the lines of the GTX 1070 Ti

The Best GPUs for 1440p Gaming (60hz and 144hz) – NerdsPick

www.nerdspick.com www.nerdspick.com
 
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