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Roy (Banido(a)) 20/fev./2018 às 20:16
24inch vs 27inch monitor for 4k
https://www.amazon.com/LG-24UD58-B-24-Inch-Monitor-FreeSync/dp/B01LPNKFK0
$300

https://www.amazon.com/LG-27UD68-P-27-Inch-Monitor-FreeSync/dp/B01CH9ZTI4
$496

Does 24inch good for 4k? I have 22inch 1080p monitor now and i think its quite big enough
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CursedPanther 20/fev./2018 às 20:30 
4K is kinda wasted on 24" as the pixel density is so high you won't be able to tell it apart from a 24" 1440p screen. That is assuming you're viewing from normal desktop distance of course.
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Monk 20/fev./2018 às 20:33 
The main question is do you have the hardware to make 4k viable?
Personally I would go for 27/28inch for a 4k panel, it's sort of overkill at 24 inch, the only exception would be for professional photo editing where the extreme dpi could help.
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Roy (Banido(a)) 20/fev./2018 às 20:37 
Escrito originalmente por CursedPanther:
4K is kinda wasted on 24" as the pixel density is so high you won't be able to tell it apart from a 24" 1440p screen. That is assuming you're viewing from normal desktop distance of course.

Really? I find that 22inch is already big enough lol. Im not sure if i can handle 27 inch size

Escrito originalmente por Monk:
The main question is do you have the hardware to make 4k viable?
Personally I would go for 27/28inch for a 4k panel, it's sort of overkill at 24 inch, the only exception would be for professional photo editing where the extreme dpi could help.

Thats a plan for later. I ask about monitor only in term of graphics quality
Última edição por rotNdude; 21/fev./2018 às 9:09
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Monk 20/fev./2018 às 20:43 
Well, if you don't have top tier hardware you won't be able to run 4k properly and it will look worse than 1080p as you will need to drop all the settings.
Honestly, I don't think 4k makes sense for gaming yet, 1440p/144 is the best option right now, great clarity and refresh.
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Roy (Banido(a)) 20/fev./2018 às 20:45 
Escrito originalmente por Monk:
Well, if you don't have top tier hardware you won't be able to run 4k properly and it will look worse than 1080p as you will need to drop all the settings.
Honestly, I don't think 4k makes sense for gaming yet, 1440p/144 is the best option right now, great clarity and refresh.

I plan to buy 1080 or 1080ti later...im just planning now which monitor should i buy....
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Bad 💀 Motha 20/fev./2018 às 20:48 
why 4K? There aren't anything for 4K yet worth buying for Gaming.
Wait til the 120/144 Hz panels come out.
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Monk 20/fev./2018 às 20:51 
Being stuck at 60fps is simply not worth it for the sake of resolution, especially at 24 inch, I'd honestly look at 1440p144 panels.
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Bad 💀 Motha 20/fev./2018 às 20:52 
Escrito originalmente por Mosh:
Escrito originalmente por Bad_Motha:
why 4K? There aren't anything for 4K yet worth buying for Gaming.
Wait til the 120/144 Hz panels come out.

I donr care about 144hz tbh, 60fps is way more that enough for me

Has nothing to do with FPS; 60Hz panels are all poor.
Maybe you should understand that before you buy one.
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Roy (Banido(a)) 20/fev./2018 às 20:54 
Escrito originalmente por Bad_Motha:
Escrito originalmente por Mosh:

I donr care about 144hz tbh, 60fps is way more that enough for me

Has nothing to do with FPS; 60Hz panels are all poor.
Maybe you should understand that before you buy one.

I use 60hz monitor now. All i play is singleplayer games. And all of them are running smooth

The price diff is huge and 144hz isnt worth for me

Escrito originalmente por Monk:
Being stuck at 60fps is simply not worth it for the sake of resolution, especially at 24 inch, I'd honestly look at 1440p144 panels.

Why? 60fps already so smooth.
Última edição por rotNdude; 21/fev./2018 às 9:10
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Bad 💀 Motha 20/fev./2018 às 20:57 
Whatever you get, get NVIDIA GSync and a 1080 Ti
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Roy (Banido(a)) 20/fev./2018 às 20:59 
Escrito originalmente por Bad_Motha:
Whatever you get, get NVIDIA GSync and a 1080 Ti

Gsync is too overpriced lol.
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Monk 20/fev./2018 às 21:07 
60 is fine until you try higher, then you get to see how smooth animations can really be, gsync is worth every penny, and frankly, if you are looking at 4k gaming, an extra 100 bucks should not be an issue, it's even more important on a 60Hz 4k panel to counter tearing and to smooth out the inevitable FPS drops.
You will not max out all the new and upcoming games at 4k on a 1080ti, as such, it is unlikely that a 2080 will pull it off either.
But, hey, it's your money, you asked, we answered.
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Roy (Banido(a)) 20/fev./2018 às 21:11 
Escrito originalmente por Monk:
60 is fine until you try higher, then you get to see how smooth animations can really be, gsync is worth every penny, and frankly, if you are looking at 4k gaming, an extra 100 bucks should not be an issue, it's even more important on a 60Hz 4k panel to counter tearing and to smooth out the inevitable FPS drops.
You will not max out all the new and upcoming games at 4k on a 1080ti, as such, it is unlikely that a 2080 will pull it off either.
But, hey, it's your money, you asked, we answered.

Well im a person who prefered graphics than fps. 40-50 fps is good enough for me if i can get the best graphics

My gtx 1060 6gb cant maxed out a lot of AAA games especially newer one. But i still enjoy it even it cant hit 60fps on 1080p monitor
Última edição por rotNdude; 21/fev./2018 às 9:11
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Jamebonds1 20/fev./2018 às 21:17 
Mosh. I would suggest to keep 1080p monitor in your choose of refresh rate. 60 Hz, 120 Hz, 144 Hz or 240 Hz your call. I don't think GTX 1060 can hit 60 FPS on 4K. It take a lot of power.

Escrito originalmente por Bad_Motha:
Escrito originalmente por Mosh:

I donr care about 144hz tbh, 60fps is way more that enough for me

Has nothing to do with FPS; 60Hz panels are all poor.
Maybe you should understand that before you buy one.

Not true. 60 Hz might be not good enough for you but for Mosh. I'm pretty sure that he have right monitor choose. There is nothing wrong with my 60 Hz monitor in online gaming, nor TV at 60 Hz. I have Sony 49 inch 4K 120 Hz native and it is good enough for me. There is evidence that some monitor does not literally posted "native" on specs. EX: Sometime 240 Hz refresh really mean 120 Hz native.
Última edição por Jamebonds1; 20/fev./2018 às 21:18
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Roy (Banido(a)) 20/fev./2018 às 21:20 
Escrito originalmente por Jamebonds1:
Mosh. I would suggest to keep 1080p monitor in your choose of refresh rate. 60 Hz, 120 Hz, 144 Hz or 240 Hz your call. I don't think GTX 1060 can hit 60 FPS on 4K. It take a lot of power.

Escrito originalmente por Bad_Motha:

Has nothing to do with FPS; 60Hz panels are all poor.
Maybe you should understand that before you buy one.

Not true. 60 Hz might be not good enough for you but for Mosh. I'm pretty sure that he have right monitor choose. There is nothing wrong with my 60 Hz monitor in online gaming, nor TV at 60 Hz. I have Sony 49 inch 4K 120 Hz native and it is good enough for me. There is evidence that some monitor does not literally posted "native" on specs. EX: Sometime 240 Hz refresh really mean 120 Hz native.

I never said that im going to use gtx 1060 for 4k lol
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