Which of these panels is best for gaming?

[mozzio]

Hi guys,

Im looking to get a new gaming monitor. I have currently been using an Ultrawide 29" LG screen, as much as I love the IPS display, I am now more interested in having a quicker response time and frequency. I have picked a few monitors that are in in my price range, but each is a bit different. Does anyone have any advice on any of them? Pros and Cons!

The 3 monitors are:
1) Benq XL2430
2) Acer Predator XB271(TN Panel)
3) Samsung LC24FG

I am going 24" as I want a crystal clear display as possible, I can't afford a 27" 1440p at the moment - even though my PC can run it. So, I guess another question is, should I save up? Is it really worth it? I play a mixture of Overwatch, GTA, PUBG and soon, CoD WWII.


Thanx in advance

 

[DeclaredSnow]

Hi guys,

Im looking to get a new gaming monitor. I have currently been using an Ultrawide 29" LG screen, as much as I love the IPS display, I am now more interested in having a quicker response time and frequency. I have picked a few monitors that are in in my price range, but each is a bit different. Does anyone have any advice on any of them? Pros and Cons!

The 3 monitors are:
1) Benq XL2430
2) Acer Predator XB271(TN Panel)
3) Samsung LC24FG

I am going 24" as I want a crystal clear display as possible, I can't afford a 27" 1440p at the moment - even though my PC can run it. So, I guess another question is, should I save up? Is it really worth it? I play a mixture of Overwatch, GTA, PUBG and soon, CoD WWII.


Thanx in advance

That predator one is a 1440p panel. did you mean the 272? thats 1080p. I am looking into this for you sir. but as of budget, the predator one is twice the price of the other two in my region. the 1080p XB272 that is.

 

[DeclaredSnow]

i know you have not listed this panel. but please take a look at the Asus VG248QE. i considered a lot of panels and ended up with this one for myself. in my region it is actually a bit cheaper then the other ones. and it comes with a Duel DVI Cable in the box. i am happy with this panel. its my placeholder before 1440P and the Volta platform

 

[mozzio]

Hi guys,

Im looking to get a new gaming monitor. I have currently been using an Ultrawide 29" LG screen, as much as I love the IPS display, I am now more interested in having a quicker response time and frequency. I have picked a few monitors that are in in my price range, but each is a bit different. Does anyone have any advice on any of them? Pros and Cons!

The 3 monitors are:
1) Benq XL2430
2) Acer Predator XB271(TN Panel)
3) Samsung LC24FG

I am going 24" as I want a crystal clear display as possible, I can't afford a 27" 1440p at the moment - even though my PC can run it. So, I guess another question is, should I save up? Is it really worth it? I play a mixture of Overwatch, GTA, PUBG and soon, CoD WWII.


Thanx in advance

That predator one is a 1440p panel. did you mean the 272? thats 1080p. I am looking into this for you sir. but as of budget, the predator one is twice the price of the other two in my region. the 1080p XB272 that is.

Hey man, Im looking at this one: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01AJTVBU4/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&psc=1

 

[Gahl1k]

Benq XL2430:
Great gaming monitor for e-Sports, but suffers ghosting while running 144Hz (not for beginners nor Plug-and-Play customers).

Acer Predator XB271HU (TN Panel):
Exceptionally beautiful, though it's a TN panel, but it's very expensive for a TN monitor with 2 outputs only.

Samsung LC24FG:
Good gaming monitor for that price, but suffers screen tearing in fast paced games (e.g., E-Sports).

If you can afford the Acer Predator XB271HU TN panel, get this instead: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01C05C1OK/ref=psdc_1292115011_t1_B00NUCRBCU

 

[mozzio]

i know you have not listed this panel. but please take a look at the Asus VG248QE. i considered a lot of panels and ended up with this one for myself. in my region it is actually a bit cheaper then the other ones. and it comes with a Duel DVI Cable in the box. i am happy with this panel. its my placeholder before 1440P and the Volta platform

It reviews well. I am now just looking into if they have a newer version. I'd like to get a fairly new model if I can the VG248QE was released in 2012.

 

[mozzio]

Benq XL2430:
Great gaming monitor for e-Sports, but suffers ghosting while running 144Hz (not for beginners nor Plug-and-Play customers).

Acer Predator XB271HU (TN Panel):
Exceptionally beautiful, though it's a TN panel, but it's very expensive for a TN monitor with 2 outputs only.

Samsung LC24FG:
Good gaming monitor for that price, but suffers screen tearing in fast paced games (e.g., E-Sports).

If you can afford the Acer Predator XB271HU TN panel, get this instead: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01C05C1OK/ref=psdc_1292115011_t1_B00NUCRBCU

I think further my research and some comments here it seems logical to go for the Acer Predator XB241H at £365 it seems great all round.