Help you decide which gaming monitor to pick ♥
Help you decide which gaming monitor to pick ♥
Hello, can you assist me in picking a gaming monitor? I have a 1070ti GPU and will also share the website link from which I plan to order, though it isn’t in English.
Monitor No1: AOC Gaming monitor 27" 27G2SPAE/BK IPS WLED 165 Hz
Link
Price: 145.31 Euro
This is my top choice, but I’m unsure about the brand AOC.
Details:
- Resolution: 1920 x 1080
- Panel type: IPS
- Refresh rate: 165Hz
- Response times: 1ms (mprt) and 4ms (Gray to Gray)
- Compatibility: AMD FreeSync Premium, Nvidia G-Sync
(Additional info not available, but this is the most relevant option)
Monitor No2: ACER Monitor Nitro ED270RS3BM, 27", 1920x1080, 180 Hz Curved
Link
Price: 145.31 Euro
Details:
- Resolution: 1920 x 1080
- Panel type: VA
- Contrast: 3000:1
- Refresh rate: 180Hz
- Response time: 1ms VRB
(Only mentions response time and VRB)
Monitor No3: SAMSUNG Gaming monitor 24'' Odyssey G3 S24AG304NR VA/1920x1080/144Hz/1ms
Link
Price: 169.66 Euro
Details:
- Resolution: 1920 x 1080
- Panel type: VA
- Refresh rate: 144Hz
- Response time: 1ms
I am searching for these links:
https://pg.asrock.com/Monitors/PG27FF1A/index.asp
and this Samsung product page:
27" FHD monitor με IPS panel, ρυθμό ανανέωσης 240Hz και χρόνο απόκρισης 1ms LS27BG400EUXEN | Samsung Ελλάδος
27" FHD monitor με IPS panel, ρυθμό ανανέωσης 240Hz και χρόνο απόκρισης 1ms (LS27BG400EUXEN). Μάθετε περισσότερα για Οθόνες στο Samsung Greece
www.samsung.com
and this Iiyama product:
iiyama - G-Master G2770HSU-B1 Unleash your full gaming potential with the Fast IPS G2770HSU Red Eagle
iiyama.com
Hey thanks for the reply.
Regarding the first and third monitor, they are nowhere to be found in Serbia for some reason, I see the prices from the time when they were available they are much higher than monitors I mentioned.
The Odyssey is 300 Euros and is pushing 240hz which I don't need, my pc pushes games max to about 140-150 fps in low end games. and I don't see an upgrade coming soon regarding cpu and gpu, etc.
Could you tell me your opinion on the 3 monitors I sent which one you would choose and why, thanks in advance
27" 1080 monitors aren't the best choice, as the pixel density drops a bit. Suitable for gaming, but not great for everyday tasks like reading or browsing. If this Samsung model is similar to others in price range, it falls into the mid to low-end category, which can be a drawback. AOC offers some solid products. Keep in mind that many of these companies mainly handle assembly and firmware, while the actual hardware comes from a smaller group of LCD makers. Acer has been producing monitors for a long time and still offers decent options. Since these are uncommon picks for enthusiasts, there aren't many reviews comparing them. Consider looking at Acer Nitro or AOC models in 24" for better results.
So 24 is preferable to 27? Why would you want more details about it? Is that the reason this one I’m sending is pricier? There’s the same AOC I mentioned, but 23.8 (Price 175Euro) and a link.
Serbia
May Zifkovic from PAOK could provide you with something
What is the cost of traveling this route? Passing through half of Serbia, all of Macedonia, and ending in Greece before returning.
Edit: I mean if you can arrange it so it's 20 euros, I'm definitely down.
I can share from my own experience that a 27" 1080p monitor isn’t the best choice. It’s easy to see the pixels at typical viewing distances, which makes the text appear blurry. It works for basic use, but it isn’t comfortable for extended periods. When playing games or watching content, the quality is less important (though some titles use very small fonts and it can get quite noticeable).
27" should be around 1440p, 32" usually 4K, and beyond that pixel density becomes less critical since you’re farther away. With a 1070Ti, many newer games won’t run smoothly at 1440p, making native resolution a better option if you want to stick with it. Upscaling solutions like FSR might help in some cases.
From the site I checked, the top options under 20k are ASUS TUF monitors. It seems one LG Ultragear model wasn’t reviewed exactly.