CORRECTIONS - The caption reads 144hz for the Alienware ultrawide OLED but it's actually up to 175hz; The AOC 24G2SPU is also listed as 144hz, but is 165Hz. Apologies for these, we will put an extra level of checks into our video review stage to prevent these in the future
This video is a bit to nerdy for me to understand so I’m gonna just ask if I have a budget of 250$ what monitor should I get I’ve been looking everywhere and I can’t decide I want to get a 1440p monitor I know that for sure though please help me
@PcCentric you should do a build in the MSI MEG Prospect 700r case I just bought it for my build and I would love for a bunch of other people to know about this case
Just wanna say thank you for your channel and your bizarrely perfectly timed videos related to my needs. I got a huge bonus this year for the holidays and its been about 8 years since I last built a rig so I'm gearing up to go from several generations out of date to top of the line and your content is catching me up in record time with excellent recommendations across the board. Very excited to see what sales come along this holiday season and see what I can get to assemble next year!
What is your budget or what is going to be your budget when you buy the parts? Are you going with an all white or all black build? For the gpu amd or nvidia? For the cpu amd or intel? Will you buy the top of the line?
Man speaks the truth. Bought an LG C2 to go with my 4090 build... Dear Gawd. RE4 remake on HDR... Disgustingly pretty. I've never stared at a puddle in a game so long.
monitor wise they are great. dont recommend to use tvs for pc gaming though. i have a lg c2 and with gsync you do get quite a bit of vrr flicker with it. got myself a lg monitor and its much better. just use my c2 for tv and console gaming
@@ninjapirate47 i went with an all white full tower build with the gigabyte aero oc 4090/ 7800x3d/ 64 gigs of ddr5 on my lg c1 and damn do games look good.
@@giarc00007 Also a C2 user. You need to cap 5fps below max refresh rate to prevent pixel overdrive. You also need to always stay at the max capped refresh rate in order not to experience flicker. I only notice the flicker with loading screens and sometimes in static menus. Having said that you do need a beefy GPU...at least RTX 4080 for all eye candy.
On mid to high-end oled displays, some brands use technologies to prevent the burn in of screens. Basically, if the screen detects a static image in a region of the display, it will cycle it by a one pixel margin in a circular pattern so that the pixels are actually refreshed.
@muhammadzhafranabdurrahim I know that Corsair and LG monitors have it. You can look up the XENEON 27QHD240 OLED and XENEON FLEX 45WQHD240 OLED for example.
I've found OLED to be particularly bad for screen burn, even with the pixel refresh on. This is particularly frustrating for gaming given the common presence of a HUD which is in the same place for long periods of time. This is with LG and Samsung products, for reference. I have personally gone back to LED and higher refresh rates until this technology matures a little further.
My next monitor and TV both will be OLED but I will use what I have until they die! My monitor is actually a Monoprice Darkmatter, it is 27" 1440p 180hz with an IGZO-IPS panel. I have NEVER been satisfied when viewing the UFO test until doing so on this monitor. Virtually no blur/ghosting, it is incredible! I was suckered in to buying monitors with VA panels in the past due to their much higher contrast ratios but I learned the hard way that the motion blur and ghosting was abysmal.
I got a Cooler Master GA271 which set me back £140 Not actually that bad for the price, 1440p at 27” with HDR (not the best but fine) VA at 100Hz, so not the best panel, but hey for the price it’s bloody amazing, and a great budget option
If you have the money@@McShizzle then absolutely get something else cause there are far better monitors out there This one has been fine for me and will eventually become the second monitor when I can afford something better But for the price, I have no complaints, the stand is not the best, but I am putting it on a monitor arm next month, so that issue will be moot I am just pleased that when I needed it, it was there for a nice price and does the job I want it too, just wish it had a better refresh rate
I own both the Corsair Flex 240Hz and Alienware AW3423DW 175Hz OLED monitors, and for gaming, the Corsair Flex with its 800R is by far the best gaming monitor I've owned to date. Absolutely once there's a 5K version of it, hopefully 500Hz DP 2.x OLED, I'll buy it. OLED is absolutely capable of 1kHz /
@@tadejdanev5030 .. If you leave it on CNN 24/7 without following the pixel refresh guidelines, sure after about 6 months, maybe a year you'll have burn in. Otherwise for everyday use in gaming and following the refresh when it tells you to do it. Hell no!
What monitor would you go with out of these two? I'm getting an RTX 4070 Super and it is between these two (no clue if there are others worth it or not but these are the two I found and like) 1: ASUS TUF Gaming 27” 1440P HDR Monitor VG27AQ3A 2: HP OMEN 27q QHD 165Hz Gaming Monitor, QHD Display Please let me know!
Up until a year ago I had an UW 34" 165Hz monitor. I loved it. But then I bought the 42" LG C2. I have no plans to change it anytime soon, it's amazing! My nephew now has my old 34" UW.
I got a Lenovo 1080p 144hz IPS 24" monitor for £109 on Black Friday. I could spend £1k on a monitor if i wanted to, but honestly the experience is fantastic. The only upgrade I'd make is OLED or 360hz. I've a owned QHD high refresh monitor before, and I prefer 1080 for value and nailed high FPS.
Longevity. No-one discusses this unfortunately. A decade ago for an office, I bought a dozen different monitors but all were LG. They all died in under 4 years. I still use a NEC 17'' from 2001 for troubleshooting. How do we even address this? With SSDs and PSUs its easy (SLC and Gold 10 year standards respectively). But for monitors?
As a Gigabyte M34WQ daily driver, I can confirm it's well worth a punt if you're looking for a budget ultrawide that can double-up as a work monitor. The built-in KVM switch is what convinced me to invest, and being able to click a button at 5pm and instantly switch from my various Excel work spreadsheets to gaming in 1440p, 144hz glory is brilliant.
@@Arney0408it doesn't unfortunately, though it works for me as I usually have TH-cam or Netflix playing on the second monitor from my PC, while I have the work laptop up on the Gigabyte - the switch makes flipping back and changing videos pretty painless. But yeah definitely something to consider if that's a deal breaker.
@@Blackstar-ti4pyI've not found it a problem tbf! I personally find 34 inches to be about the sweet spot for sitting at the desk (I would say my desk is about average size) and not finding it uncomfortable.
I just got the Samsung g8 oled yesterday. It is amazing. Went from a 299 aoc 390 hz. I was going from trying to be the best to now wanting to look the best. I love it
literally just got YOUR monitor from Amazon, the Alienware for my gaming pc w the Geforce 3070 super graphics card. Been searching for a while this vid clinched it, can't wait to see the result
I still think the best bang for buck gaming monitor is getting a used but top of the range LG 38" IPS monitor eg. 38GN950, 38GL950, 38WN95C etc. It's just the best of the current technology, tried and tested, has great image quality etc and you can use it for other stuff like movies, video editing etc. Yes, OLED is nice, but its still an immature technology and costs £1k+ for a ultrawide.
There are so many TH-cam groups online that say HDR is terrible on Windows 11, I dont know if its my monitor, or if maybe they fixed it with a patch, but my windows 11 professional has NO problems with my HDR on my 4k monitor. I went into the display settings, turned on HDR, the PC did it's little adjustment and WALA! It is working great! idk?!? Maybe I got lucky!
I went into this video expecting garbage and garbage recommendations, pre good recommendations to be honest. But in terms of recommendations it depends on the users budget and their country. Theres alot of great monitor options out there now and it mainly comes down to the price of it at the current time when they're thinking about purchasing a new display
Glossy panels will always look a lot better than no glossy and lets be fair most gamers game in a dark bedroom but for gamers that need an anti glare coating that also exists but ruins the image in my opinion also I'm so excited for Rtx 5090 how far off are they?
What are your current specs? I am excited as well for the next gen and probably in 2025 or 2026 because the mid gen graphics cards are supposed to be coming out early to mid next year going off of rumors.
hi i love ur videos, i am getting a new pc this year and everyone says to build it yourself, but i just really don't want to break it and dont know how , it can u recommend any good prebuilt sites
Hi. If you had to pick between the Alienware AW2723DF or the LG 32GQ850-B, what would you choose for primarily gaming with occasional media use? Is LG 32GQ850-B on 32" as crisp as Alienware AW2723DF on 27"? Wich one is visually better and crisp image and provides a better experience mostly in gaming? Thank you in advance for your answer!
I’m currently looking at getting a new monitor as my current one has green lines on it now. The 1440p recommendation is out of stock, I have a 32inch curved aoc 144hz 1440p atm with 3070. I was originally going 27inch but it never arrived which is why I have this one. What would you recommend I get without going too expensive? Not looking for 4k as mainly play fps games and dayz or tarkov
I searched whole day today on youtube on this same topic related I was wondering wheter i should buy a 32 inch or 27 inch monitor 4k. How much should i spent money on a gaming pc based on my earnings ? Should i buy editions costing 3500 dollars which are very aestetic etc... Btw im a normie not a professional person who can easily see quality downgrade and all since i am used to playing at 30 fps 720p lol So idk wheter I can differentiate a lot
awesome video marcus!!! I personally have a samsung odyssey neo g8 at a steal of a price so it's amazing. This video is super helpful/informative for anyone who's brand new to this kind of stuff as well
i can’t speak much on 4k or oleds. However, i recently switched to a 1440p 240hz monitor from 1080p 360hz and it was soooo worth it! Highly recommend 1440p gaming !!
I'm looking for a 27" 4K 240Hz OLED gaming monitor that also supports HDMI 2.1. Is there anything in the market right now or better to wait towards the end of the year for new technology?
You convinced me to get the Alienware ultrawide and so far it’s great but I’m getting nervous because I couldn’t quite afford the warranty and I’m seeing people say this monitor burns in at 3k hours which is insanely low lifespan for a $1k monitor I’m not trying to blame you or anything but I hope you didn’t gaslight me into getting a bad monitor
I've been researching 1440p monitors for hours and after coming to the conclusion that the GP27Q is the best 1440p monitor, I find a video that supports my opinion. it's unfortunate that I can't find it where I'm from and importing it would almost double the price. what is the best second option in your opinion? I'm looking for a QHD monitor with good HDR and 2.1 HDMI
Do you think you could test the LG 32" Ultra-Gear QHD (2560 x 1440) 165 hz Gaming Monitor? I bought this and I want to know your thoughts on how it runs in performance for fps games and video quality for things like watching movies or shows
Im considering buying the new ASUS Tuf Gaming VG249QM1A. The main games i play is Fortnite and Rocket league but mostly Fortnite. The monitor that i consider getting is a 24" (23,8) Moniter and i think its the perfect size for competitive gaming. The monitor can also get all the way up to 270Hz and has 1920x1080 resolution. I also have a 32 inch moniter as of now but im tired of playing fortnite on it since it feels way too big. But the best thing of all is that i can use my 270Hz 24" monitor for Fortnite and Rocket League and then ill use my 32" moniter for other games such as Sea of Thieves, Raft, etc. Should i buy the moniter or not? (its on discount right now -17%) it costs $262 in my country as of now and it normally costs $319
@@PcCentricany opinion on 27 vs 32 inch 4k monitor since u tried out I'm a person who had a laptop on which I played gta at 30 fps valorant at 60 etc.. so for me idk wheter I can even notice this huge high class stuffs like 1440p vs 4k or 144 vs 240hz I'm never used to any pricey things so what is ur opinion will those matter to normies like me
What do you think of the Samsung Odyssey G70B? I'm thinking of buying but I would like to know if it is a good monitor, especially for an Xbox. Thanks.
What about the glare on OLED vs IPS, my IPS monitor can have a flashlight on it and have almost no glare, my tv in my living room has terrible glare every hour of the day and its OLED
You guys should check the reviews for the Cooler master - given that 1440p will be the price sweet spot for most people, the fact that it has suffered from massive QA issues might prompt a replacement!
OLED user here: One must understand that OLED is not perfect. To name a few. 1. If you play any hard locked 60fps games you will have a bad experience with OLED at higher refresh rates (120+ FPS) due to double image - image in front and behind initial moving object. Any games you play on an OLED MUST be played at the max refresh rate capable of an OLED. 2. VRR you get pixel overdrive that result in flicker when capping max refresh rate of monitor that can be controlled by capping 5fps below max refresh rate. 3. Screen flicker with erratic frame drops more noticeable with static menus and dark loading screens. If you are sensitive to flicker you may have a bad experience. 4. Pixel shift is automatic that you need to get used to if you do any editing. 5. Screen dimming with static image is auto after a couple minutes and its a protection feature. 6. Screen retention may sometimes be mistaken for screen burn. Screen retention is temporary and the monitor does auto pixel refresh at shutdown after certain hours usage. 7. Screen burn may be more prone to a higher set backlight brightness. More brightness = more heat. High end panels incorporate heat spreaders to dissipate heat generated by OLED thus lowering affects of screen burn. There is a couple more things but I feel the above should suffice. Having said that a 4k 120Hz OLED is sublime and paired with a RTX4080 you will have a great experience. First thing you will notice is very low ghosting and great color accuracy :)
would the AOC 24G2SPU Budget Gaming Monitor be good for a nintendo switch? looking to get a cheap and cheerful option for my daughter to play on instead of handheld
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CORRECTIONS - The caption reads 144hz for the Alienware ultrawide OLED but it's actually up to 175hz; The AOC 24G2SPU is also listed as 144hz, but is 165Hz.
Apologies for these, we will put an extra level of checks into our video review stage to prevent these in the future
This video is a bit to nerdy for me to understand so I’m gonna just ask if I have a budget of 250$ what monitor should I get I’ve been looking everywhere and I can’t decide I want to get a 1440p monitor I know that for sure though please help me
@PcCentric you should do a build in the MSI MEG Prospect 700r case I just bought it for my build and I would love for a bunch of other people to know about this case
How about a ASUS TUF Gaming VG279QM for 1080p gaming ?
The monitor goes on sale every now and then so worth waiting!
@@zazaman9991 i would go for the asus tuf gaming monitor it foes for $200-$250
gotta love the burn in while you were talking about having no burn in
I absolutely LOVED this edit.
Such a troll, i was worried
Just wanna say thank you for your channel and your bizarrely perfectly timed videos related to my needs. I got a huge bonus this year for the holidays and its been about 8 years since I last built a rig so I'm gearing up to go from several generations out of date to top of the line and your content is catching me up in record time with excellent recommendations across the board. Very excited to see what sales come along this holiday season and see what I can get to assemble next year!
What is your budget or what is going to be your budget when you buy the parts? Are you going with an all white or all black build? For the gpu amd or nvidia? For the cpu amd or intel? Will you buy the top of the line?
Dude just tell me a monitor
😭😭
Monitor
me a monitor
bro same i jus twant to know whats best for me lol hz and grpahics wise
legit 😂
Just wanna say thank you! Cause I’m about to get my first PC and had no idea what monitor to get and had no PC knowledge whatsoever!
Hey, so what monitor did u get? If u dont mind me asking, im buying a new one for me
What pc did u get
OLED, even if it's a lower 120Hz refresh rate. There is nothing like an OLED.
Man speaks the truth. Bought an LG C2 to go with my 4090 build... Dear Gawd. RE4 remake on HDR... Disgustingly pretty. I've never stared at a puddle in a game so long.
QD-OLED babbbyyyyy
monitor wise they are great. dont recommend to use tvs for pc gaming though. i have a lg c2 and with gsync you do get quite a bit of vrr flicker with it. got myself a lg monitor and its much better. just use my c2 for tv and console gaming
@@ninjapirate47 i went with an all white full tower build with the gigabyte aero oc 4090/ 7800x3d/ 64 gigs of ddr5 on my lg c1 and damn do games look good.
@@giarc00007 Also a C2 user. You need to cap 5fps below max refresh rate to prevent pixel overdrive. You also need to always stay at the max capped refresh rate in order not to experience flicker. I only notice the flicker with loading screens and sometimes in static menus. Having said that you do need a beefy GPU...at least RTX 4080 for all eye candy.
On mid to high-end oled displays, some brands use technologies to prevent the burn in of screens. Basically, if the screen detects a static image in a region of the display, it will cycle it by a one pixel margin in a circular pattern so that the pixels are actually refreshed.
what brand and series?
@muhammadzhafranabdurrahim I know that Corsair and LG monitors have it. You can look up the XENEON 27QHD240 OLED and XENEON FLEX 45WQHD240 OLED for example.
Yeah I'd be surprised if the OLED options didn't offer a Pixel Shift feature. LG has been putting that in their TVs for a decade.
I've found OLED to be particularly bad for screen burn, even with the pixel refresh on. This is particularly frustrating for gaming given the common presence of a HUD which is in the same place for long periods of time. This is with LG and Samsung products, for reference. I have personally gone back to LED and higher refresh rates until this technology matures a little further.
My next monitor and TV both will be OLED but I will use what I have until they die! My monitor is actually a Monoprice Darkmatter, it is 27" 1440p 180hz with an IGZO-IPS panel. I have NEVER been satisfied when viewing the UFO test until doing so on this monitor. Virtually no blur/ghosting, it is incredible! I was suckered in to buying monitors with VA panels in the past due to their much higher contrast ratios but I learned the hard way that the motion blur and ghosting was abysmal.
I got a Cooler Master GA271 which set me back £140
Not actually that bad for the price, 1440p at 27” with HDR (not the best but fine)
VA at 100Hz, so not the best panel, but hey for the price it’s bloody amazing, and a great budget option
from browsing and researching that monitor, sounds like a nightmare. im gonna steer clear of that one.
If you have the money@@McShizzle then absolutely get something else cause there are far better monitors out there
This one has been fine for me and will eventually become the second monitor when I can afford something better
But for the price, I have no complaints, the stand is not the best, but I am putting it on a monitor arm next month, so that issue will be moot
I am just pleased that when I needed it, it was there for a nice price and does the job I want it too, just wish it had a better refresh rate
Theres no way im looking for a gaming monitor and this guy makes a video! Perfecto ^^
19:50 Exactly! 4K 32” OLED monitors are what I’m waiting for.
Asus just released one it’s all sold out tho at $1200
Hey I literally started researching monitors just yesterday. This video came in a perfect timing for me! Thank you!
That’s creepy.
I own both the Corsair Flex 240Hz and Alienware AW3423DW 175Hz OLED monitors, and for gaming, the Corsair Flex with its 800R is by far the best gaming monitor I've owned to date. Absolutely once there's a 5K version of it, hopefully 500Hz DP 2.x OLED, I'll buy it.
OLED is absolutely capable of 1kHz /
i agree!! i love my flex so much
what about burn in risk?
@@tadejdanev5030 .. If you leave it on CNN 24/7 without following the pixel refresh guidelines, sure after about 6 months, maybe a year you'll have burn in. Otherwise for everyday use in gaming and following the refresh when it tells you to do it. Hell no!
Corsair Flex 240Hz? THe Xeneon ?
@@DekuDude .. Flex
That Alienware with letters and numbers for a name is absolutely stunning in it's simplicity.
What monitor would you go with out of these two? I'm getting an RTX 4070 Super and it is between these two (no clue if there are others worth it or not but these are the two I found and like)
1: ASUS TUF Gaming 27” 1440P HDR Monitor VG27AQ3A
2: HP OMEN 27q QHD 165Hz Gaming Monitor, QHD Display
Please let me know!
I bought the OLED PG27AQDM when it dropped on the market...and it is indeed the monitor to have. It's UNBELIEVABLE❤️🔥👑
I ordered the AlienWare DWF a few days ago and can't wait to set it up, I'm using it in your "worst-case scenario", I'm extremely excited!
Up until a year ago I had an UW 34" 165Hz monitor. I loved it. But then I bought the 42" LG C2. I have no plans to change it anytime soon, it's amazing! My nephew now has my old 34" UW.
i have the 48. No idea why i'd ever use anything else now!
How did you know I was looking for a gaming monitor? I was literally super confused what to pick and then you show up with this video :D
I got a Lenovo 1080p 144hz IPS 24" monitor for £109 on Black Friday.
I could spend £1k on a monitor if i wanted to, but honestly the experience is fantastic. The only upgrade I'd make is OLED or 360hz.
I've a owned QHD high refresh monitor before, and I prefer 1080 for value and nailed high FPS.
lenovo😂😂😂
Nice touch putting the burn in on the screen and making me freak out lol
For me 27" 165hz 1440p mini LED upstairs and 55" 4k 120hz 4k mini LED downstairs. Perfection
Mini led all way... No burn in or pixel degradation
Buying LED in 2023 is a waste of money
Thank you, this review has opened me to more possibilities and what I want for the games I play and the area I will be viewing the screen!
Longevity. No-one discusses this unfortunately. A decade ago for an office, I bought a dozen different monitors but all were LG. They all died in under 4 years. I still use a NEC 17'' from 2001 for troubleshooting. How do we even address this? With SSDs and PSUs its easy (SLC and Gold 10 year standards respectively). But for monitors?
Straight to the point, great video
As a Gigabyte M34WQ daily driver, I can confirm it's well worth a punt if you're looking for a budget ultrawide that can double-up as a work monitor. The built-in KVM switch is what convinced me to invest, and being able to click a button at 5pm and instantly switch from my various Excel work spreadsheets to gaming in 1440p, 144hz glory is brilliant.
How does the kvm work with a second monitor which doesn’t have the switch?
Do you have ultrawide head with eyes on the side or you sit 10 meters away
@@Arney0408it doesn't unfortunately, though it works for me as I usually have TH-cam or Netflix playing on the second monitor from my PC, while I have the work laptop up on the Gigabyte - the switch makes flipping back and changing videos pretty painless. But yeah definitely something to consider if that's a deal breaker.
@@Blackstar-ti4pyI've not found it a problem tbf! I personally find 34 inches to be about the sweet spot for sitting at the desk (I would say my desk is about average size) and not finding it uncomfortable.
Super helpful and educational vid man. Thank you
I just got the Samsung g8 oled yesterday. It is amazing. Went from a 299 aoc 390 hz. I was going from trying to be the best to now wanting to look the best. I love it
Is it good for gaming wise ?
Thank you so much this as well as many of your videos have been really helpful for making gaming pc choices. You rock
literally just got YOUR monitor from Amazon, the Alienware for my gaming pc w the Geforce 3070 super graphics card. Been searching for a while this vid clinched it, can't wait to see the result
i'm thinking of getting the same monitor paired with my 4070ti super how do you like it so far? I'm coming from a 27" 1080p 144hz
wow, I just watched this video, right after I had just ordered my Alienware AW3423DWF, thank god you think its great! Cheers from Canada!
I have the curved version of the 32 inch gigabyte and i confirm that its fantastic. Great image quality, nice colours high refresh rate and 4k
for how long have you had it and any issues
@@JDJ_B23 I've had it since November 2022 no issues at all highly recommend
I still think the best bang for buck gaming monitor is getting a used but top of the range LG 38" IPS monitor eg. 38GN950, 38GL950, 38WN95C etc. It's just the best of the current technology, tried and tested, has great image quality etc and you can use it for other stuff like movies, video editing etc. Yes, OLED is nice, but its still an immature technology and costs £1k+ for a ultrawide.
OLED is not immature tech it's over 10 years old now
i just got the Alienware AW2724DM thanks to another youtuber review love the monitor. got it open box like new for 250
There are so many TH-cam groups online that say HDR is terrible on Windows 11, I dont know if its my monitor, or if maybe they fixed it with a patch, but my windows 11 professional has NO problems with my HDR on my 4k monitor. I went into the display settings, turned on HDR, the PC did it's little adjustment and WALA! It is working great! idk?!? Maybe I got lucky!
LOVE this guide planning on getting a 1080p and 165hz monitor.
I went into this video expecting garbage and garbage recommendations, pre good recommendations to be honest. But in terms of recommendations it depends on the users budget and their country. Theres alot of great monitor options out there now and it mainly comes down to the price of it at the current time when they're thinking about purchasing a new display
Glossy panels will always look a lot better than no glossy and lets be fair most gamers game in a dark bedroom but for gamers that need an anti glare coating that also exists but ruins the image in my opinion also I'm so excited for Rtx 5090 how far off are they?
What are your current specs? I am excited as well for the next gen and probably in 2025 or 2026 because the mid gen graphics cards are supposed to be coming out early to mid next year going off of rumors.
@@MrAnimescrazyi9 10900k 2080super 8gig, 32gigs Gskill ram, 2 m.2 ssd's on an rog strix motherboard, nzxt cracken cpu cooler in an asus tuff case
This is a great video, so much comprehensive information.
hi i love ur videos, i am getting a new pc this year and everyone says to build it yourself, but i just really don't want to break it and dont know how , it can u recommend any good prebuilt sites
whats the best monitor for fortnite I can buy at Best Buy, for around 300-600max$ thanks 240fps preferred
What monitor would you recommend for a ps5? Preferably 2.1 hdmi display
I wouldn’t buy anything except Oled today, it just looks gorgeous.
Whats your opinion on Dell - Alienware AW2724HF, 27'', 360Hz, 0.5ms, IPS, FreeSync and why the price is so low?
4k 120hz Samsung 55 here, and it´s perfect.
You left out a detail that's important... how adjustable the stand is, how much it can tilt forward and back, and if it can be adjusted for height.
Hi, loved your video 👌🏽 i have a 4070ti super and i5 13600kf. Is the G7 still a good buy? My son and i mainly play fortnite and warzone.
With a i9 9900 and rtx 2080 playing game like black myth wukong , what kind of monitor do you recommend
Hi. If you had to pick between the Alienware AW2723DF or the LG 32GQ850-B, what would you choose for primarily gaming with occasional media use?
Is LG 32GQ850-B on 32" as crisp as Alienware AW2723DF on 27"? Wich one is visually better and crisp image and provides a better experience mostly in gaming?
Thank you in advance for your answer!
Thank you for your guide ! It really helps!
very helpful, great video
I’m currently looking at getting a new monitor as my current one has green lines on it now. The 1440p recommendation is out of stock, I have a 32inch curved aoc 144hz 1440p atm with 3070. I was originally going 27inch but it never arrived which is why I have this one. What would you recommend I get without going too expensive? Not looking for 4k as mainly play fps games and dayz or tarkov
Great video and very informative! Thank you for helping me figure out what monitor I should get. Cheers
I searched whole day today on youtube on this same topic related
I was wondering wheter i should buy a 32 inch or 27 inch monitor 4k.
How much should i spent money on a gaming pc based on my earnings ?
Should i buy editions costing 3500 dollars which are very aestetic etc...
Btw im a normie not a professional person who can easily see quality downgrade and all since i am used to playing at 30 fps 720p lol
So idk wheter I can differentiate a lot
What is your budget for the 4k monitor ? Do you want an oled monitor ? What is your budget for the gaming pc? Is it 3,500 or more? I can help.
awesome video marcus!!! I personally have a samsung odyssey neo g8 at a steal of a price so it's amazing. This video is super helpful/informative for anyone who's brand new to this kind of stuff as well
We need more 24-25 inch 1440p-4k 144-360hz monitors.
Thank you for the video.
For 1080p monitors, Sceptre is a great choice. 165 FPS, 1 millisecond response rate, and AMD FreeSynch.
Hey, love your vids! Can you test the LG 24GQ50F-B?
i can’t speak much on 4k or oleds. However, i recently switched to a 1440p 240hz monitor from 1080p 360hz and it was soooo worth it! Highly recommend 1440p gaming !!
lol I've been on 1440p for 12 years now
Since I got an lg oled tv, I can't go back to IPS monitors for gaming. OLED is just too good!
Play on Xbox Series X, What monitor do you recommend? Would like a 4k, but not sure if 1080p looks good or not good.
Thanks for this informative video.
Great video like always but i can't wait for qd oled 4k 32" of Alienware
Love all these options!
I'm looking for a 27" 4K 240Hz OLED gaming monitor that also supports HDMI 2.1. Is there anything in the market right now or better to wait towards the end of the year for new technology?
You convinced me to get the Alienware ultrawide and so far it’s great but I’m getting nervous because I couldn’t quite afford the warranty and I’m seeing people say this monitor burns in at 3k hours which is insanely low lifespan for a $1k monitor I’m not trying to blame you or anything but I hope you didn’t gaslight me into getting a bad monitor
All I want is a 27" 4K OLED 144Hz gaming monitor with HDMI 2.1 and USB-C charging (and preferably a built-in KVM)
I've been researching 1440p monitors for hours and after coming to the conclusion that the GP27Q is the best 1440p monitor, I find a video that supports my opinion. it's unfortunate that I can't find it where I'm from and importing it would almost double the price. what is the best second option in your opinion? I'm looking for a QHD monitor with good HDR and 2.1 HDMI
120/240hz 4k 27inch oled is the dream monitor
Do you think you could test the LG 32" Ultra-Gear QHD (2560 x 1440) 165 hz Gaming Monitor? I bought this and I want to know your thoughts on how it runs in performance for fps games and video quality for things like watching movies or shows
Love ur content man
That subtle edit, where you burned in a windows task bar 👌🏻
Im considering buying the new ASUS Tuf Gaming VG249QM1A. The main games i play is Fortnite and Rocket league but mostly Fortnite. The monitor that i consider getting is a 24" (23,8) Moniter and i think its the perfect size for competitive gaming. The monitor can also get all the way up to 270Hz and has 1920x1080 resolution. I also have a 32 inch moniter as of now but im tired of playing fortnite on it since it feels way too big. But the best thing of all is that i can use my 270Hz 24" monitor for Fortnite and Rocket League and then ill use my 32" moniter for other games such as Sea of Thieves, Raft, etc. Should i buy the moniter or not? (its on discount right now -17%) it costs $262 in my country as of now and it normally costs $319
Excellent choices gentlemen
Thank you for your guide 😊😊😊
Most welcome!
@@PcCentricany opinion on 27 vs 32 inch 4k monitor since u tried out
I'm a person who had a laptop on which I played gta at 30 fps valorant at 60 etc.. so for me idk wheter I can even notice this huge high class stuffs like 1440p vs 4k or 144 vs 240hz I'm never used to any pricey things so what is ur opinion will those matter to normies like me
Since i went ultrawide... i cannot go back to a normal screen... it's just too awesome to not getting them !!
I have a Ryzen 5 5600 with a RTX 3060ti and 32GB ram. Should i go for a 24" 1080p or a 27" 1440p?
maybe option a for mainly esports titles or option b if less competitive focused gaming.
You should review the ASUS TUF Gaming 27" 1440P
HDR Monitor (VG27AQ3A). It’s the one I’ve been looking to get. It’s pretty cheap for what you get.
What is a great monitor for ps5 and Xbox series X gaming.
I thought about upgrading my 34" Ultrawide Alienware to the OLED model but I am not in a hurry. Perhaps when the price drops or during a holiday sale.
What do you think of the Samsung Odyssey G70B? I'm thinking of buying but I would like to know if it is a good monitor, especially for an Xbox. Thanks.
What about the glare on OLED vs IPS, my IPS monitor can have a flashlight on it and have almost no glare, my tv in my living room has terrible glare every hour of the day and its OLED
Just picked up the AOC Q24G2A still in the box but it’s great for its price, I paid 179€ so I think it was a really good deal
You guys should check the reviews for the Cooler master - given that 1440p will be the price sweet spot for most people, the fact that it has suffered from massive QA issues might prompt a replacement!
OLED user here: One must understand that OLED is not perfect.
To name a few.
1. If you play any hard locked 60fps games you will have a bad experience with OLED at higher refresh rates (120+ FPS) due to double image - image in front and behind initial moving object. Any games you play on an OLED MUST be played at the max refresh rate capable of an OLED.
2. VRR you get pixel overdrive that result in flicker when capping max refresh rate of monitor that can be controlled by capping 5fps below max refresh rate.
3. Screen flicker with erratic frame drops more noticeable with static menus and dark loading screens. If you are sensitive to flicker you may have a bad experience.
4. Pixel shift is automatic that you need to get used to if you do any editing.
5. Screen dimming with static image is auto after a couple minutes and its a protection feature.
6. Screen retention may sometimes be mistaken for screen burn. Screen retention is temporary and the monitor does auto pixel refresh at shutdown after certain hours usage.
7. Screen burn may be more prone to a higher set backlight brightness. More brightness = more heat. High end panels incorporate heat spreaders to dissipate heat generated by OLED thus lowering affects of screen burn.
There is a couple more things but I feel the above should suffice.
Having said that a 4k 120Hz OLED is sublime and paired with a RTX4080 you will have a great experience. First thing you will notice is very low ghosting and great color accuracy :)
would the AOC 24G2SPU Budget Gaming Monitor be good for a nintendo switch? looking to get a cheap and cheerful option for my daughter to play on instead of handheld
I feel like terraria on a super ultra wide would be so awesome. Watching the world scroll in through your peripheral vision
4:23, That's my current wallpaper, what a coincidence.
I have the AOC Q24G2A 24" 1440p gsync 165hz IPS panel. I was looking for that size with that res for years, now I'm happy 😁😎🎅
extremely helpful!
Hi.. what warning do you recommend for a ps5? I was undecided between the LG 27gr93u and the 28” Samsung G7..
Thoughts on the KOORUI GN05? Its 1440p 240hz IPS for around 300$ which is suspiciously cheap for Bulgaria.
38" 5K OLED 120Z monitor is the endgame of all monitors.
I've had the AW3423DWF for a few months now, it's amazing lol.
This was such a well put together video. It really helped me buy my next monitor.
Literally just came back from Best Buy with the 42” c3
What are your pc specs?
14900 k - rtx 4090 coming this week right now the tv is running on a 3900x 1080 ti@@MrAnimescrazy
@@TurboPersonalTraining damn that is a huge upgrade.
Any thoughts about the LG UltraGear 27GR93U-B? thinking about buying that one
What do you think of the Alienware 2723DF. I’m trying to decide between a 1440p or 1080p monitor for my new nzxt player 2 prime prebuilt.
What are the specs for the prebuilt? I would get the 1440p monitor.
CPU: AMD Ryzen™ 7 5800X
GPU: NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4070 Ti Memory: 64GB (4 × 16GB) DDR4 3200 Mhz
Storage: 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD x2
Motherboard: B550
Cooler: NZXT Kraken 240 RGB
Power: 750W Gold
Case: NZXT H6 Flow
Software: Windows 11 Home
@@MrAnimescrazy CPU: AMD Ryzen™ 7 5800X
GPU: NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4070 Ti Memory: 64GB (4 × 16GB) DDR4 3200 Mhz
Storage: 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD x2
Motherboard: B550
Cooler: NZXT Kraken 240 RGB
Power: 750W Gold
Case: NZXT H6 Flow
Software: Windows 11 Home
@@derrickmoore2430 ok and definitely get the 1440p monitor
hello there soo im tossing up between the Alien and the G9 57 which would you be leaning towards