Monitor Recommendations

[Nach0s]

Hi there! I am looking for monitor recommendations that are within the budget of 600 - 700, preferably 31" and above. I am not looking for Prism Monitors.

The games that I mainly play are Dota & FFXIV, might be playing other games in the future. For my GPU, I am currently using a 1070 TI and will be upgrading it as well in the future.

At the moment, I have 3 models in mind and they are,

Dell S3220DGF
Gigabyte G32QC
LG 32GK850F-B

From the reviews that I have read, the G32QC has quite abit of ghosting issues.

Any opinions would be appreciated, thanks!!

 

[GotBetrayed]

I have dell S2721dgf, LG 32gk850G and LG 27gl850. Would recommend the LG model and it has good colours.

 

[ItsmeagainhK]

Stick to lg or dell. Their monitors are better in general

 

[Goodshot]

Stick to lg or dell. Their monitors are better in general

Because many model they using iPS , not the lousy VA

 

[snip82]

any model recomend around 300-400 range?

 

[EJB]

any model recomend around 300-400 range?

You probably can't get a good UHD one at that price range, but you can look at Dell U2719 series.

 

[kla2552]

Recently saw this pixle brand. The 27" 4k price quite affortable but quality no sure

Sent from Samsung SM-N960F using GAGT

 

[arvinsim]

Because many model they using iPS , not the lousy VA

I think that's why IPS ultrawides are always around 1k+ while VA ultrawides can be as low as 400+

 

[Trueblue82]

any model recomend around 300-400 range?

This is good for your budget

Dell 24 UltraSharp Monitor: U2415 SGD409

https://www.dell.com/en-sg/shop/del...onitors-monitor-accessories#techspecs_section


Always choose IPS Monitors

Advantages of IPS display panels:

Faster response times
Wider viewing angles
Better color/contrast than many VA and TN panels
Outstanding color accuracy and screen consistency


"Nowadays, you shouldn’t get anything smaller than a 24-inch monitor with 1920×1080 resolution; luckily, such monitors are rather affordable.

The Full HD resolution on a 24-inch monitor results in a pixel density of roughly 91 PPI, which is decent when it comes to the image details and screen real estate.

You may be tempted to purchase a 27-inch 1080p monitor since it’s considerably larger and usually only a little bit more expensive than the 24-inch version.

However, a 27-inch monitor is simply too big for 1920×1080 (at least to most users), as you get roughly 81 PPI, which makes the picture pixelated – text will be smudgy, and details are blurry.

I've been playing on 27" and switched to 24". It's a lot lesser to cover in FPS games than on the bigger screen. Specially for CSGO/Overwatch and other games like this. I find it easier to follow things on the 24" screen than the 27" one and I don't need to move my eyes/head from one side to the other of the monitor."

 

[purpleberry]

Any BenQ fans here? Curious to know how their new monitor with built-in sub sounds like.

https://www.benq.com/en-sg/monitor/entertainment.html

 

[Nach0s]

Thank you for all your inputs and opinions, I have decided and bought the Dell Monitor!

 

[snip82]

This is good for your budget

Dell 24 UltraSharp Monitor: U2415 SGD409

https://www.dell.com/en-sg/shop/del...onitors-monitor-accessories#techspecs_section


Always choose IPS Monitors

Advantages of IPS display panels:

Faster response times
Wider viewing angles
Better color/contrast than many VA and TN panels
Outstanding color accuracy and screen consistency


"Nowadays, you shouldn’t get anything smaller than a 24-inch monitor with 1920×1080 resolution; luckily, such monitors are rather affordable.

The Full HD resolution on a 24-inch monitor results in a pixel density of roughly 91 PPI, which is decent when it comes to the image details and screen real estate.

You may be tempted to purchase a 27-inch 1080p monitor since it’s considerably larger and usually only a little bit more expensive than the 24-inch version.

However, a 27-inch monitor is simply too big for 1920×1080 (at least to most users), as you get roughly 81 PPI, which makes the picture pixelated – text will be smudgy, and details are blurry.

I've been playing on 27" and switched to 24". It's a lot lesser to cover in FPS games than on the bigger screen. Specially for CSGO/Overwatch and other games like this. I find it easier to follow things on the 24" screen than the 27" one and I don't need to move my eyes/head from one side to the other of the monitor."

Hi thank ..im thinking to up budget abit to the s2721dgf but out of stock... This maybe the alternative?..

 

[shadow84]

Hi thank ..im thinking to up budget abit to the s2721dgf but out of stock... This maybe the alternative?..

U tried lazada? 12.12 may be able to get at decent prices

 

[dest86]

AGON AG322FCX1 31.5 , AOC 31.5"C32GI
as mentioned above this 2 monitors , anyone can give comments ? i cant decide. thanks