TN panel got pretty bad colors

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Tn is ok with 144hz. But he buy tn with 75hz joke.

trento said:
Yes it’s possible to see things differently at different places due to angle, lighting etc.

But generally speaking, if ts prioritise color over response time, then it doesn’t make sense to get tn.

Personally im fine with tn cos it was cheaper n im not tat bothered with colors. Seems like now the price gap is narrowed so i may go ips in future
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Kepller said:
IMO don't go for TN and IPS for Gaming, Movie watching and Basic Usage. Only for professional graphics works where you need color accuracy, go for IPS. Other than that go for VA. VA has better contrast ratio than both IPS and TN panel which is very important and makes a big difference in picture quality. The only advantage that IPS has over VA is the wider viewing angle (which is more useful with a TV since it is used for shared viewing among many people seating across the room and viewing from different angles). For PC usage, you will be seated directly in front of your monitor most of the time so why prioritize viewing angle at the expense of a lower contrast?
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can recommend any 24 or 27 VA panel ?
 
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Alexls said:
Ok la, not what i expected but im still ok with it since i only spent 150
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i tink the issue for some here is u ask around the world only to get something $150. but for me last time, it was simply price tats y i got TN. it was 60hz but ok for its time.
 
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trento said:
i tink the issue for some here is u ask around the world only to get something $150. but for me last time, it was simply price tats y i got TN. it was 60hz but ok for its time.
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At first i was going to buy 1440p 144hz, budget $500 liddat
But then end up realise not worth for me becos my eyes not strong enough
 
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Alexls said:
At first i was going to buy 1440p 144hz, budget $500 liddat
But then end up realise not worth for me becos my eyes not strong enough
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You will learn to enjoy it. Not about eyes strong enough or not.



youtube got alot of such comparisons. you can see yourself.
 
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Kepller said:
IMO don't go for TN and IPS for Gaming, Movie watching and Basic Usage. Only for professional graphics works where you need color accuracy, go for IPS. Other than that go for VA. VA has better contrast ratio than both IPS and TN panel which is very important and makes a big difference in picture quality. The only advantage that IPS has over VA is the wider viewing angle (which is more useful with a TV since it is used for shared viewing among many people seating across the room and viewing from different angles). For PC usage, you will be seated directly in front of your monitor most of the time so why prioritize viewing angle at the expense of a lower contrast?
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I returned my 32inch Benq 3270u and bought a 27inch LG IPS panel instead. I love the deep blacks on the benq but the VA glow is way too pronounced on a 32 inch panel with a viewing distance of 80cm or less. Viewing angle also suffered with such a close distance to the screen.
 
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