24" vs 27" 1080p

[rvyne7]

I'm deciding which should best buy for me on this 2 option, I'm listing down below common feature and diff.

The purpose is for General - Gaming and Productivity (less since this is for home usage)

Common Features:

• Brand: same
• Panel: VA
• Response Time: 1ms
• FreeSync
• Native Resolution: Full HD (1080p) 1920 x 1080

27" Diff:

• Refresh Rate: 165hz
• Additional Ports: USB-C Alt DP
• Type: Flat
• Price: 50 SGD more expensive

24" Diff

• Refresh Rate: 144 Hz
• Type: Curved
• Price: 50 SGD cheaper

Any thought? is it worth it paying extra 50sgd for this additional feature? also worried with pixel thingy when selecting 27" since this is still 1080p

 

[purpleberry]

Not aiming for 1440p since you mentioned productivity also?

 

[rvyne7]

Not aiming for 1440p since you mentioned productivity also?

currently, i just want to spent around 300-400 SGD, I dont think any good offer that range for 1440p.

any descent range similar to this model?

• MSI Optix MAG272
• MSI Optix MAG241C

 

[wwenze]

27" 1080p if sitting far, 24" 1080p if sitting near.

Screw VA. It says 165Hz, but got any reviews showing the actual response time.

 

[tigerwoods]

27" 1080p the text will be blurry, straining to my eyes, from my personal experience i wont recommend it.

 

[lifeishard]

Had bad experience with VA panel, ghosting when playing fifa.

24" is ok but not curved screen.

 

[yusoffb01]

24 inch but curved doesnt make sense. If ultra wide and curve makes sense

27inch but 1080p not worth.

look harder

 

[tigerwoods]

currently, i just want to spent around 300-400 SGD, I dont think any good offer that range for 1440p.

any descent range similar to this model?

• MSI Optix MAG272
• MSI Optix MAG241C

can consider 27" PRISM+ F270i PRO

 

[Illusionist_85]

Can consider this

https://prismplus.sg/collections/gaming-monitors/products/prism-w270v2

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[rvyne7]

24 inch but curved doesnt make sense. If ultra wide and curve makes sense

27inch but 1080p not worth.

look harder

ya never had curve before too.


as for prisim, I got bad experience with aftershock laptop (similar company?) the monitor panel isn't solidly glued so it came off from time to time. so im avoiding em.

 

[hellspawn_one]

If you're sticking to 1080p, I would suggest to look for 24" flat screen but with ips panel and 144hz and above.

Other than prism, I know Acer predator series and lg ultragear series got such monitor. But they cost around $800 or $900.

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[Be@rbrick]

Hi TS, sorry to borrow this thread. I'm also contemplating about 24" vs 27"



https://prismplus.sg/collections/gaming-monitors/products/prism-x240

https://prismplus.sg/collections/gaming-monitors/products/prism-w270v2

 

[ch33rix86]

Bought LG24GL600F-B recently and very happy with the monitor. 1ms response time with 144hz and great out of the box colours.

Was deciding between this monitor and the Prism X240 and end up I chose LG. Satisfied and no regrets!

 

[Richliao]

Will never consider Prism unless they change their warranty to onsite.

 

[radioshack]

https://www.amazon.com/AOC-G2590FX-Framless-1920x1080-DisplayPort/dp/B07D377Q6D

this monitor looks good

 

[laksa2003]

Up your budget
Get a ips 27 inch 1440
Monitor is one good investment for at least 4-5 years
U see it everyday

 

[Mystyque]

I'm deciding which should best buy for me on this 2 option, I'm listing down below common feature and diff.

The purpose is for General - Gaming and Productivity (less since this is for home usage)

Common Features:

• Brand: same
• Panel: VA
• Response Time: 1ms
• FreeSync
• Native Resolution: Full HD (1080p) 1920 x 1080

27" Diff:

• Refresh Rate: 165hz
• Additional Ports: USB-C Alt DP
• Type: Flat
• Price: 50 SGD more expensive

24" Diff

• Refresh Rate: 144 Hz
• Type: Curved
• Price: 50 SGD cheaper

Any thought? is it worth it paying extra 50sgd for this additional feature? also worried with pixel thingy when selecting 27" since this is still 1080p

I'd go for the 27" because it's not curved (IMO it's stupid) and you get USB-C and additional DP options.

That's said, it also depends on your viewing distance. I use both a 27" 1080 and 27" 1440 at about 60~70cm viewing distance and find it just nice. Sometimes for gaming immersion, I will swing the LCD nearer so it covers more of my view though.

 

[rvyne7]

I'd go for the 27" because it's not curved (IMO it's stupid) and you get USB-C and additional DP options.

That's said, it also depends on your viewing distance. I use both a 27" 1080 and 27" 1440 at about 60~70cm viewing distance and find it just nice. Sometimes for gaming immersion, I will swing the LCD nearer so it covers more of my view though.

ya end up getting that 27" went there late so no time to check other model but so far its okay just a bit weird on text thingy.

 

[jamminjames]

For 24, Best Buy looks like LG 24UD58-B 4K UHD IPS Monitor.. .

 

[jamminjames]

For 24, Best Buy looks like LG 24UD58-B 4K UHD IPS Monitor.. .

Oh forgot to add, Dell U2718Q: The best 27” office monitor for 27. I edit a lot for work and seems working leh.