24 inch or 27 inch 1920*1080 ??,help :)
I am currently using samsunsg s23b300 23.6 inch monitor (1920*1080 ,TN)
I looking to buy acer V77bip "27 inch" 1920*1080 IPS,now i have some q :
will that affect my FPS or it will remain the same as on samsung s23b300 ,and is there any difference in qualty of image ,pls help :))
Is it worth?
PC specs : i7 2600k
gtx 1060 3 gb
16 gb ram
Dernière modification de Žega; 19 juin 2018 à 5h56
Écrit par Dr.Shadowds 🐉:
Hell Scream a écrit :
Dr.Shadowds 🐉 a écrit :

Acer V277 = Richer accurate colors, bigger screen, but pixels are space out, but depends how far you're sitting away from the screen.

AOC g2590VXQ = Faster responce time, which is really hard to notice anyways between 1ms vs 4ms.
well i am sitting about 1m away from monitor so I think that it would be better to go for acer V277 right?
Depends how good your eye sights, which you're sitting pretty close to the screen, as you may notice the difference for the pixel density, such as sharper looks, or looking blurrier.
< >
Affichage des commentaires 1 à 12 sur 12
What is the Monitor refresh rate?
Go with the 27 inch.
mrjovannyh a écrit :
What is the Monitor refresh rate?
My current monitor has 60 hz refresh rate and 4 ms reposnd time ,
THe v277 bip has 75 hz refresh rate and 4 ms repsond time.
Hell Scream a écrit :
I am currently using samsunsg s23b300 23.6 inch monitor (1920*1080 ,TN)
I looking to buy acer V77bip "27 inch" 1920*1080 IPS,now i have some q :
will that affect my FPS or it will remain the same as on samsung s23b300 ,and is there any difference in qualty of image ,pls help :))
Is it worth?
PC specs : i7 2600k
gtx 1060 3 gb
16 gb ram

No monitor will affect fps. Because all a monitor is doing is displaying frames not renderign the frames that is done with the GPU and the data provided for the GPU from teh CPU.
However IPS has a way better and color accruate picture then TN. Also respodn times a kind meaningless. Respond Time =/= Input lag. Also respodn times onyl tell gray to grey respond times not the respond times of color (Redy Green, Blue).
24" has better pixel density (smaller pixels, so image is sharper), 27" is better for 2560x1440.
Pixel density doesnt affect fps no matter how big the screen is. The amount of pixels does like going from 1920x1080 to 2560x1440.
IPS panels have better color quality but they also have higher response times (usually 4 or 5 ms) that can cause ghosting in fast action games like CS GO, for games like that 144 Hz TN panel with 1ms response time is better.
To answer your question.
1. No it won't affect your FPS, because it's the same screen resolution. Unless you're doing multiple monitor setups such as this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9P8VVs2aow

2. There's a difference between TN, VA, and IPS.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNc2fKuVnGU

3. If you're going after higher refresh rates, watch these videos.
https://youtu.be/YCWZ_kWTB9w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTaIeNajbXc

Rumpelcrutchskin a écrit :
24" has better pixel density (smaller pixels, so image is sharper), 27" is better for 2560x1440.
Pixel density doesnt affect fps no matter how big the screen is. The amount of pixels does like going from 1920x1080 to 2560x1440.
IPS panels have better color quality but they also have higher response times (usually 4 or 5 ms) that can cause ghosting in fast action games like CS GO, for games like that 144 Hz TN panel with 1ms response time is better.
^This. The bigger the screen the more space out the pixels will be, but it comes down how far you are sitting from the screen to notice the difference.
Dernière modification de Dr.Shadowds 🐉; 19 juin 2018 à 6h18
Rumpelcrutchskin a écrit :
24" has better pixel density (smaller pixels, so image is sharper), 27" is better for 2560x1440.
Pixel density doesnt affect fps no matter how big the screen is. The amount of pixels does like going from 1920x1080 to 2560x1440.
IPS panels have better color quality but they also have higher response times (usually 4 or 5 ms) that can cause ghosting in fast action games like CS GO, for games like that 144 Hz TN panel with 1ms response time is better.
So what would u suggest me ?
Should i buy 27 inch Acer V277 bip or AOC g2590VXQ 24,5 inch monitor?
Hell Scream a écrit :
So what would u suggest me ?
Should i buy 27 inch Acer V277 bip or AOC g2590VXQ 24,5 inch monitor?

Acer V277 = Richer accurate colors, bigger screen, but pixels are space out, but depends how far you're sitting away from the screen.

AOC g2590VXQ = Faster responce time, which is really hard to notice anyways between 1ms vs 4ms.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ER1YV42iqrE
Dernière modification de Dr.Shadowds 🐉; 19 juin 2018 à 6h27
Dr.Shadowds 🐉 a écrit :
Hell Scream a écrit :
So what would u suggest me ?
Should i buy 27 inch Acer V277 bip or AOC g2590VXQ 24,5 inch monitor?

Acer V277 = Richer accurate colors, bigger screen, but pixels are space out, but depends how far you're sitting away from the screen.

AOC g2590VXQ = Faster responce time, which is really hard to notice anyways between 1ms vs 4ms.
well i am sitting about 1m away from monitor so I think that it would be better to go for acer V277 right?
Hell Scream a écrit :
So what would u suggest me ?
Should i buy 27 inch Acer V277 bip or AOC g2590VXQ 24,5 inch monitor?

Asus VG248QE or BenQ ZOWIE XL2411P.

Acer GN246HL is also decent low budget 144 Hz monitor.
Dernière modification de Rumpelcrutchskin; 19 juin 2018 à 6h32
For 1080p, I would stick with 24inch, at 27 inch it's a bit big for 1080p due to the pixel density.
L'auteur(e) de ce sujet a indiqué que ce message répond à sa question.
Hell Scream a écrit :
Dr.Shadowds 🐉 a écrit :

Acer V277 = Richer accurate colors, bigger screen, but pixels are space out, but depends how far you're sitting away from the screen.

AOC g2590VXQ = Faster responce time, which is really hard to notice anyways between 1ms vs 4ms.
well i am sitting about 1m away from monitor so I think that it would be better to go for acer V277 right?
Depends how good your eye sights, which you're sitting pretty close to the screen, as you may notice the difference for the pixel density, such as sharper looks, or looking blurrier.
Dernière modification de Dr.Shadowds 🐉; 19 juin 2018 à 6h37
< >
Affichage des commentaires 1 à 12 sur 12
Par page : 1530 50

Posté le 19 juin 2018 à 5h55
Messages : 12