Monitor for my coming built PC

leroycjw

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I have been looking at a few monitor from korea brand such as the Qnix 2710 evo ii, crossover etc.

However korea brand monitor only support till 60hz refresh rate which overclocking would be needed.

I have also looked at Benq monitors which personally I feel that it has poorer color & contrast for its higher refresher rate.

I am not very sure what monitor to get and its for gaming purpose.

It would be good if the monitor have 120hz refresh rate and high color gamut percentage. Please recommend me some monitors!
 

royfrosty

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I have been looking at a few monitor from korea brand such as the Qnix 2710 evo ii, crossover etc.

However korea brand monitor only support till 60hz refresh rate which overclocking would be needed.

I have also looked at Benq monitors which personally I feel that it has poorer color & contrast for its higher refresher rate.

I am not very sure what monitor to get and its for gaming purpose.

It would be good if the monitor have 120hz refresh rate and high color gamut percentage. Please recommend me some monitors!

That is if you wanna go for 1440p resolution with a faster refresh rate of more than 60hz.

There is no monitor right now in the market that has the same 1440p resoultion with a 120hz refresh rate.

If resolution is not an issue, you can always choose a 1080p @ 120hz monitor.
 

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I think lightboost dun support VG248HE. Could also be that it does not have 3D functions. Or maybe an old model like the VG238.

VG248QE is the latest.
 

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closest is QNIX QX2710, manually overclock yourself. most ppl get up to 96hz, but if you are lucky can hit 120hz
 
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