Dude, we can't all all afford better displays - this is a general criticism that I have regarding reviewers of PC hardware, "if it isn't top of the line then it is crap", keep an open mind and do realize that while most people will be more than happy to see a review of something high end, a lot of us simply cannot afford it or find it anything but reasonable to find a place for a 4K monitor in their monthly expenses. It is a big world, and not every country pays equally for the same provided effort.
Just because you and others can’t afford it doesn’t mean he can’t review it. I can’t afford it either but still watching these reviews can be helpful in the future (when you have more money) when looking for a monitor.
If you payed attention, the guys says this monitor is too expensive for what it gives and recommend a different one for £100 cheaper; he seems to care about what's best for the money and not what is the best thing ever.
27" 1080 is okay if you will ONLY play in it. You won't notice that the text is not that crispy since you are more focused on movement looking things, etc. If you are going to use it for work, reading text, it will look blurry. I bought EX2710 returned it and bought ex2510
@@nicollasdx 55 INCH 4K TV HAVE same pixel dencity like 1080p 27 inch.55 inch for watching tv and gaming with wireless controller have enough pixel dencity?
For people currently debating whether to buy a 27" 1080p monitor or not: I currently have a 27" 1080p monitor and I can say that if you find a cheap price for a monitor like this, you should definitely take it, it can definitely be blurry for some people at first BUT make sure to change the monitors in-built sharpness settings, I played around with mine and it looks crystal clear now, I highly recommend it for people whose bank can't afford a 4k monitor and generally just want to have a big monitor. Edit: also turn on ClearType when possible! I never noticed that it made such a huge difference in some text.
Yes, I have an HP monitor, 27 inch 1080P, there is a mode called Enhance +, and it sharpens the image and makes things look more crisp. Still not the greatest for web browsing (still looks good, not amazing), but for gaming or youtube videos, basically things in motion, it looks nicely detailed and crisp. I agree that the sharpness settings in modern monitors can move the experience from fine to good.
Thank you bro for the revalidation.. I'm planning to upgrade my 20" 900p to a 27" 1080p on a budget, mostly for text editing work. Will I still notice text pixelation from a distance of 3-4 feet away?
A low-DPI, large, otherwise fairly high-quality display like this one is perfect for those who sit far from their monitors and/or have poorer eyesight. I can think of a few relatives who might be interested in a 27" 1080p display with solid image quality and brightness. I recommended a 20" or 24" to one of them years ago and have been regretting it since the first moment I saw that they had set Windows display scaling to around 200%!
That 4mm area difference per pixel is just above a 0.1mm width and height increase. I don't know about you but I pass my opticians test with flying colours every year and I can see both 24" monitor and 27" monitor pixels just as evidently as each other.
I bought a 27 inch 1080p 165hz monitor ($145 prices are way down) for my nephew to game with and he was unhappy because my wife had lent him her 27 inch 1440p 60hz monitor. I'm afraid this is going to become a learning lesson for him. Either he will learn to sit a meter back from the screen or I will give the monitor away to someone who doesn't have a high refresh IPS 1080p monitor.. Likewise, my niece said she wanted the latest iPhone and I told her she needed a husband who made good money.
Tell your nephew 60hz for GAMING is absolute shit compared to 165hz. I know kids are sometimes ungrateful but I think he's just focusing on the wrong aspects here. Especially if it's for like Fortnite 165hz is great!
I mean a problem with going with a 27'' 1440p display is that if you dont have the graphical power for some games or you cant quite reach your desired framerate means you may have to reduce the resolution to 1080p and thatll look even worse than a natively 1080p monitor
I use 4k 27 and 3080 ti in 4k graphics better 1440p blurry trash i use 1440p in 25 inch monitor.55 INCH 4K TV HAVE same pixel dencity like 1080p 27 inch.55 inch 4k for watching tv and gaming with wireless controller have enough pixel dencity?
1080p at 27inch, text and icon on desktop appears larger. Good desktop experience. For gaming, 1080p still good resolution for high performance gaming 144hz 240hz. Get 27 inch 144hz monitor. Low pixel density, yeah it is true. 27" 1080p around 85ppi. But text and icon appear larger at native resolution. On 4k monitor if you want bigger icons on desktop, you need to trun down resolution to 1080p but with loss of picture clearity. 1080p native 27" is good for both gaming and desktop experience.
@@Graham_Shaw i just bought a 24 inch aoc monitor and 144 hz, and i have an old 60hz 27 inch Samsung monitor, i feel better gaming at 27 inch but its maybe cause im used to it, im building my pc right now and idk if i should return my 24 inch 144hz monitor and get a 27 inch 75 hertz monitor, im really confused, i use them both, one at the left and one at the right
Quite suprised how close you are to yours in this video. i had to custom build my com desk to a depth of 2'6" to accomodate my 27" 1080p. at this range pixels are no problem
I mean sure but native pixel aligned 1080P is a lot better than not pixel aligned 1080P on a 1440P 27in monitor. The pixel load you are trying to drive is only 56%. A much lighter load compared to 1440P. This is more desirable for gaming especially with 32 rop and 48 rop GPUs running at such high core clocks. With the new GPUs running as high as 2500MHz, I expect to see the entry to lower midrange GPUs to do really well at high Hz 1080P. Yes 1440P 1440Hz is now doable but were are just getting there now honestly.
nobody mentions in this resolution topic, age and deterioration of vision, nearsightedness, and distance., like just 10 inches away and the perception changes
@@aniket8350 Just got an ultrawide 1080p perfect, a little pixelation up close but is nitpicking, it's so easy to drive with mid range hardware. Way more impact to up settings than resolution
I have a 32 4k and have been miserable with constant scaling of all my work programs and incredibly frustrated with constantly trying to find the sweet spot. I wear glasses for distance and for computer work. I have astigmatism....4k is horrible for reading and doing Excell on
Im playing only e-sports fps games, i have 1080p 27" 72hz monitor so im used to 27" 1080p. I want to buy 1080p 27" 165hz monitor but i know that same monitor with 24" will work better. Do you think me changing 27" to 24" will be downgrade and it will be hard for me to play good? Or maybe better choose that 27" 1080p
Hello great video. Just curious if you still have that monitor in your possession what is the input lag on the monitor when you average the top/middle/and bottom areas?
can i buy a 1440p monitor and set my game resolution to 1080p will that work like its a 1080p monitor or not? because im still not sure if my gpu can handle 1440p and i really want a large monitor.
Recommending AOC 24g2u over XG2705 is a really bad advice. First off, Viewsonic offers better quality control, secondly, according to my personal observation 27" panels are not just about the size, but also about quality. Manufacturer aside, they don't suffer as much from dead pixels in general. Not sure why, perhaps it has something to do with pixel density or maybe anything greater than 24 employs more accurate technology. 24g2u uses Panda, and frankly, when it comes to quality both AOC and Panda suck, people return these monitors every day in bulks and while they're pretty cool on the outside they definitely aren't worth any expenditure, I would only accept one like that for free.
I could use some serious advice u guys, right now i'm using a GTX 1660S on a 32" LED TV Right now i have some budget to get a decent 144hz - 1ms screen. Can i get some recommendation on which 27" 1080p monitor should i get ? MSI Optix G27C4W it's my 1st choice RN.
I have that card.... Was going to get the lg qhd but didn't think the card coukd run it at 1440p....after checking out some videos it can. If you want to play safe stick to HD 24ohz.
This monitor is widely available for £230 - I purchased one months ago, still the same price. Unsure where he's getting his pricing from , given even the link in the description goes to a £228.75 purchase.
I'm just stepping up to 1440p, and after researching it have found that resolutions "sweet spot" to be 27", BUT I'm getting a 32" 1440p, simply for the larger screen for movies.
I'm after a 27" for ps4 gaming but I was thinking to buy the 1440p but since the ps4 is only 1080p Will the image look bad? I've used an 24" for a week to try it in COD and think 24" is a bit small for me due to been using an 49" 1080 TV.
@@user-eu5ol7mx8y Is it easy on the eyes? I ordered this but I thought I made a mistake and was going to cancel it... also, I don't think I will be able to game on it as my GPU simply is not made for it. Maybe really old games...
@@HarleyKeen Yep, it's pleasant on the eyes, I've been enjoying it. If you GPU isn't strong enough, maybe get 24" 1080p monitor instead. Whatever you do, don't buy 1080p 27", I used one before and the pixelation is really noticeable.
I use a 40 inch TV as my monitor. Its 1080p 60hz and I set the image to 150% Works great, I game, do text, and its waaaaay bigger than a 27 inch monitor. The idea that you cannot go bigger than 24 inch is nonsense.
I use a 27" 1080p monitor, but I'm not really a gamer. Cities Skylines and Airport CEO only. I mainly use it for watching TH-cam videos or TV whilst I'm fixing computers/laptops. Its an older LOC model, but works fine for me. Multimedia, not gaming is the market?
@@firmansyahfahmi6884 It was, mate, especially at night with "Night Mode" on. Recently got a Samsung LS34J550WQUXEN 34" widescreen for an incredibly good price and it's awesome, 27" has gone to our son for gaming and he's really happy with it. Just remember to turn on "Night Mode" in Windows 10.
The *VX2781-MH* only has 75 Hz while on the other hand the *XG2705* has 144 Hz, you should take a look at other videos explaining what monitor Hz do and how having a higher one could be beneficial to you (also look at some comparisons between the Hz to get a clearer comparison between the two~).
Well done bro.. liked and supported.. I'm planning to get a 1080p 27" incher on a budget. I guess 27 > 24 for multitasking/productivity. I mostly do text editing. Can you still notice pixelation on text from 3 to 4 feet away?
@@CARN1V0R Hi! I'm in the same dilemma as you were 4 months ago, can you help a little? This is my very first build (of my life) and I'm struggling between 1080p 144hz 24" or 27" because 1440p is just out of my league. Can you help? For me as a person who have never experienced anything like 1440p, will the pixel density be noticeable on a 27"?
iam a little bit confused about this monitor response time you said its a 3ms response time gtg on there web site, they said its a 1ms typical gtg nothing mentioned its a 3 ms response time please let me know ? thanks
Hi everyone! Planning to have a monitor on top side of my bed for gaming/working while laying since my back hurts easily while on setting position, would a 27inch 1600x900/1080p enough for a 2 meters distance from my eye to the monitor?
@@peschannel9815 Some monitors are bright even at lowest settings. If you like staring at bright as hell displays, good for you. I already tried this monitor though, it was garbage and returned it within a few days for other reasons.
Hello, building my first pc. What about the Pixio PX275h 27 inch 95Hz IPS DCI-P3? its 1440p has an inbetween refresh rate of 95hz, aroud £260 which is my upper limmit for a monitor. I am planning on buying the rx 5700xt graphics card too. kind regards :)
There are some relatively good price high class TN 1440p 27"monitors in my country, could I use it with my 1070ti/ ryzen 5 1600... Or better stick to a 1080p monitor? Im going to upgrade my rig in 1-2 years maybe, depending on how shitty it becomes..
1070ti you need to lower game settings, your processor is consider a bottleneck tho, stick with 1080 and you are gucci unless you want to get a better cpu and play 1440p at lower settings barely reaching 60-65 fps for high demanding games, just count how much fps u have right now and expect it to be deducted around 30fps and that is the the actual fps you are going to get when running on 1440p.
@antonio santuy it is worth it, be sure to have free sync on your monitor as well, if you're not planning to use g-sync in the future then 5600xt works fine cuz its AMD card
I sit around 2 feet away from my monitor and it's not as bad as other say lmfao, other reviewers tell you that it look like sh*t but it really doesn't! if you ever find a cheap 27" monitor with a high refresh rate buy it!
want to stay at 144hz at native resolution 1080p. that's why I would go for 1080p instead of 1440p, also like to have high fov (120) to see enemies.........in Australia this monitor is only $20 more than the 24inch
this monitor have another varient with identical panel and feature on 24 inch (xg2405) which is close to aoc24g2 and much better color calibrated . but i agree with you 27 inch at sub 300 euro is way too expensive and there are much better options in the market other than this one
1080p @ 27 inch is a joke. Its pixelated. Its only a slightly bigger screen but with the cons of pixelation. Versus the 24 inch 1080p. So it looks terrible in the eye specially if you have a 2nd 21.5 or 24 inch monitor next to it LOL
well triple 27" 1080p for sim raceing is not too expensive and its biger then 24...ofc 32 or even biger would be better but it cost too much and u need better PC to run it :)
hi, i'm from indonesian is it comfortable on the eyes for the long term? (1080p on 27") I'm confused about whether to buy aoc 27g2e5 (27" 1080p 75hz) or aoc 24g2 (24" 1080p 144hz), do you have any suggestions?
I currently have a 27in 1440p 144hz monitor and for me the benefit of high refresh rates paired with high frames is more than the ppi so I am considering replacing it with a 1080p model. The density is not very noticeable in games and I’m tired of needing ever more increasingly expensive gpus to drive 1440p especially with RT or some of these new and unoptimized games.
Totally legit perspective. Everything will be bigger on 1080 anyway so you can just sit a bit farther without losing too much picture quality, while saving $$$ both on the monitor and new GPUs.
I don’t see a reason as to why you’d want larger than that though. 240Hz is only good for FPS games and you wouldn’t want a larger monitor for those anyway. There isn’t really a point in higher than 144 or maybe even 165 for anything else
24 is mad small. I own a 27 and sit about the same distance as you. Looks perfectly fine. People complaining about pixelation on 27" monitors either sit to close, or have owned a 1440p screen for an extended period of time and became picky.
Because asus give 3 years warranty, and my friend test use spider x(data color) the color is very nice and accurated between viewsonic and msi. Msi the color space is 120% srgb or something i forget this is not kind for editing because is over saturated if use to editing and msi not give you a ergonomic stand and overprice.
@@amaajid4782 but the 24g2u has terrible viewing angles, and it's too over-saturated and the sRGB mode locks the brightness which is stupid, from what I understand all 4 of them have the same PANDA panel, but the 24g2u somehow still has a slightly faster response time, but again the shitty locked brightness is annoying.. and all of these 4 panels are available in my country around the same prices. and also I heard the Asus TUF one has worse blacks... and the xg2405 has the BEST aesthetics out of all of them, and good stand with swivel and tilt. I'm confused from you not recommending MSI because of the wide color gamut which is not accurate, but the 24g2u has also a wide color gamut very innacurate. Unless I buy a SpiderX monitor calibrator.
Dude, we can't all all afford better displays - this is a general criticism that I have regarding reviewers of PC hardware, "if it isn't top of the line then it is crap", keep an open mind and do realize that while most people will be more than happy to see a review of something high end, a lot of us simply cannot afford it or find it anything but reasonable to find a place for a 4K monitor in their monthly expenses. It is a big world, and not every country pays equally for the same provided effort.
Just because you and others can’t afford it doesn’t mean he can’t review it. I can’t afford it either but still watching these reviews can be helpful in the future (when you have more money) when looking for a monitor.
@@TheBlackTroll Cancel culture, forgive him.
If you payed attention, the guys says this monitor is too expensive for what it gives and recommend a different one for £100 cheaper; he seems to care about what's best for the money and not what is the best thing ever.
"if it isn't top of the line then it is crap" Same for my country. Always this attitude.
i agree... for example i game casually and i personally do not mind 60hz refresh rate. you do not need overly expensive stuff to have fun
(People with 32 inch 1080p monitors looking away)
scammenot scammenot Me using my 32" Samsung TV, eyes hurting
I can literally count the pixels.
username Wearing glasses if you need them helps a lot
Almost the density of a 65 inch 4K (just half as big)
Me with a 32in "insignia" tv
Insert famous young deku/midoriya crying meme
27" tv's used to be the biggest tv you could buy. Ask any 50yr old people you know.
In Finland 32" was the max. In the 90's I had 28" wide screen Panasonic and now I have 55" OLED.
Yes and i remember having a TV from '96 when I was younger 😂
I'm 49 and I remember that LOL...tech has come a long way.
and the 32" tv were considered the standard in the
mid to late 90s in Malaysia.
55 INCH 4K TV HAVE same pixel dencity like 1080p 27 inch.55 inch 4k for watching tv and gaming with wireless controller have enough pixel dencity?
The problem with the monitor is its too expensive for what it brings to the table. Priced right it be just fine.
27" 1080 is okay if you will ONLY play in it. You won't notice that the text is not that crispy since you are more focused on movement looking things, etc. If you are going to use it for work, reading text, it will look blurry. I bought EX2710 returned it and bought ex2510
Even playing some games become brighter and look washed on 27-1080p
@@nicollasdx 55 INCH 4K TV HAVE same pixel dencity like 1080p 27 inch.55 inch for watching tv and gaming with wireless controller have enough pixel dencity?
Bro.. how far do you sit from your monitor? Can you still notice text pixelation from 3 to 4 feet away?
@@virathiyam5401 usted to sit about 60 cm from monitor
@@virathiyam5401 Did you know if it looks "pixelated" at 27 inches?
This monitors £220 on amazon now, is it a good deal now.
For people currently debating whether to buy a 27" 1080p monitor or not:
I currently have a 27" 1080p monitor and I can say that if you find a cheap price for a monitor like this, you should definitely take it, it can definitely be blurry for some people at first BUT make sure to change the monitors in-built sharpness settings, I played around with mine and it looks crystal clear now, I highly recommend it for people whose bank can't afford a 4k monitor and generally just want to have a big monitor.
Edit: also turn on ClearType when possible! I never noticed that it made such a huge difference in some text.
Thanks man! Found a great deal for €189. I also generally don't sit very close to my monitor, so that's also nice.
Yes, I have an HP monitor, 27 inch 1080P, there is a mode called Enhance +, and it sharpens the image and makes things look more crisp. Still not the greatest for web browsing (still looks good, not amazing), but for gaming or youtube videos, basically things in motion, it looks nicely detailed and crisp. I agree that the sharpness settings in modern monitors can move the experience from fine to good.
do you see square pixels like grids?
Thank you bro for the revalidation.. I'm planning to upgrade my 20" 900p to a 27" 1080p on a budget, mostly for text editing work. Will I still notice text pixelation from a distance of 3-4 feet away?
@@virathiyam5401 how is it
A low-DPI, large, otherwise fairly high-quality display like this one is perfect for those who sit far from their monitors and/or have poorer eyesight. I can think of a few relatives who might be interested in a 27" 1080p display with solid image quality and brightness. I recommended a 20" or 24" to one of them years ago and have been regretting it since the first moment I saw that they had set Windows display scaling to around 200%!
Thats why i am considering a 27 or a 32 inch monitor . I have a 25 inch but its too small ,my eyesight is poor
do you mean low-PPI?
That 4mm area difference per pixel is just above a 0.1mm width and height increase. I don't know about you but I pass my opticians test with flying colours every year and I can see both 24" monitor and 27" monitor pixels just as evidently as each other.
I bought a 27 inch 1080p 165hz monitor ($145 prices are way down) for my nephew to game with and he was unhappy because my wife had lent him her 27 inch 1440p 60hz monitor. I'm afraid this is going to become a learning lesson for him. Either he will learn to sit a meter back from the screen or I will give the monitor away to someone who doesn't have a high refresh IPS 1080p monitor.. Likewise, my niece said she wanted the latest iPhone and I told her she needed a husband who made good money.
Tell your nephew 60hz for GAMING is absolute shit compared to 165hz. I know kids are sometimes ungrateful but I think he's just focusing on the wrong aspects here. Especially if it's for like Fortnite 165hz is great!
I can take the monitor 😂
I mean a problem with going with a 27'' 1440p display is that if you dont have the graphical power for some games or you cant quite reach your desired framerate means you may have to reduce the resolution to 1080p and thatll look even worse than a natively 1080p monitor
I use 4k 27 and 3080 ti in 4k graphics better 1440p blurry trash i use 1440p in 25 inch monitor.55 INCH 4K TV HAVE same pixel dencity like 1080p 27 inch.55 inch 4k for watching tv and gaming with wireless controller have enough pixel dencity?
@@clenbuterol4989 l2p
@@clenbuterol4989bro, please type properly.
1080p at 27inch, text and icon on desktop appears larger. Good desktop experience. For gaming, 1080p still good resolution for high performance gaming 144hz 240hz. Get 27 inch 144hz monitor. Low pixel density, yeah it is true. 27" 1080p around 85ppi. But text and icon appear larger at native resolution. On 4k monitor if you want bigger icons on desktop, you need to trun down resolution to 1080p but with loss of picture clearity. 1080p native 27" is good for both gaming and desktop experience.
Lol what I have 27 inch 4k and use image scaling lol set 1080p to view icons ahahahahaha
You don't turn down the resolution on a 4K monitor, you up the scaling
It depends on your viewing distance I play farther away from the monitor so it’s harder to see the pixels for me.
Me either
@transporter255 depends on the games you play. If you're trying to shoot fae away enemies every pixel and thus being close to the monitor helps
What's your experience while consuming multimedia? Also what's your distance?
I have 2 x AOC 24G2U monitors and I'm very happy with them as I'm happy with 1080p.
How many inch
Its a 24 inch monitor
24 isnt too small?
@@teksano285 I don't think so, not if you have two.
@@Graham_Shaw i just bought a 24 inch aoc monitor and 144 hz, and i have an old 60hz 27 inch Samsung monitor, i feel better gaming at 27 inch but its maybe cause im used to it, im building my pc right now and idk if i should return my 24 inch 144hz monitor and get a 27 inch 75 hertz monitor, im really confused, i use them both, one at the left and one at the right
If you use the pc with siblings all the time then you need 27" 😀
Why do people debate this when they don’t debate 1440p on 34” monitors? It’s almost the same thing
Ikr
Because its too expensive for us mister "i am rich"
apparently its still 100ppi
So the 24 in would probably be a good buy on this....
My man looking like the older brother of Miracle from Dota 2. Good video, thanks.
Quite suprised how close you are to yours in this video. i had to custom build my com desk to a depth of 2'6" to accomodate my 27" 1080p. at this range pixels are no problem
I mean sure but native pixel aligned 1080P is a lot better than not pixel aligned 1080P on a 1440P 27in monitor. The pixel load you are trying to drive is only 56%. A much lighter load compared to 1440P. This is more desirable for gaming especially with 32 rop and 48 rop GPUs running at such high core clocks. With the new GPUs running as high as 2500MHz, I expect to see the entry to lower midrange GPUs to do really well at high Hz 1080P.
Yes 1440P 1440Hz is now doable but were are just getting there now honestly.
nobody mentions in this resolution topic, age and deterioration of vision, nearsightedness, and distance., like just 10 inches away and the perception changes
Ikr the viewing distance is a very important metric which they completely ignore
@@aniket8350 Just got an ultrawide 1080p perfect, a little pixelation up close but is nitpicking, it's so easy to drive with mid range hardware. Way more impact to up settings than resolution
I have a 32 4k and have been miserable with constant scaling of all my work programs and incredibly frustrated with constantly trying to find the sweet spot. I wear glasses for distance and for computer work. I have astigmatism....4k is horrible for reading and doing Excell on
My eyesight is so bad I'm wondering if my 1440p monitor was a waste of money, not to mention more expensive GPUs I'll have to keep buying.
Im playing only e-sports fps games, i have 1080p 27" 72hz monitor so im used to 27" 1080p. I want to buy 1080p 27" 165hz monitor but i know that same monitor with 24" will work better. Do you think me changing 27" to 24" will be downgrade and it will be hard for me to play good? Or maybe better choose that 27" 1080p
Def go for the 24'.
"I just don't understand why 27-inch 1080p"
Bends his neck forward 45 degrees to see better what's on the screen
For 27 inchs 1080p
Right click and go to display settings.
Increase text and apps to 150%
Now enjoy good quality of texts
:D
The secret life hack lmao
What about viewsonic XG 2405 ?
24inch version
If the difference is so obvious why do you need to zoom the image?
Hello great video. Just curious if you still have that monitor in your possession what is the input lag on the monitor when you average the top/middle/and bottom areas?
can i buy a 1440p monitor and set my game resolution to 1080p will that work like its a 1080p monitor or not? because im still not sure if my gpu can handle 1440p and i really want a large monitor.
So how is it?
Recommending AOC 24g2u over XG2705 is a really bad advice. First off, Viewsonic offers better quality control, secondly, according to my personal observation 27" panels are not just about the size, but also about quality. Manufacturer aside, they don't suffer as much from dead pixels in general. Not sure why, perhaps it has something to do with pixel density or maybe anything greater than 24 employs more accurate technology. 24g2u uses Panda, and frankly, when it comes to quality both AOC and Panda suck, people return these monitors every day in bulks and while they're pretty cool on the outside they definitely aren't worth any expenditure, I would only accept one like that for free.
Should I get this, viewsonic xg2405, or the aoc 27g2? They’re all about the same price in my country
Do you mean the 24g2u from your other comment? If so, I'd recommend that personally. Otherwise the 24" viewsonic.
antonio santuy if it doesn’t matter , I think that the aoc 27g2 will be the better buy
I dont know what to do, 24 inch 165hz 1080p OR a 27 inch 165 hz 1080p both the same price. Any suggestions?
55 INCH 4K TV HAVE same pixel dencity like 1080p 27 inch.55 inch 4k for watching tv and gaming with wireless controller have enough pixel dencity?
lol buy 4k 144hz or 25 inch 1440p
I could use some serious advice u guys, right now i'm using a GTX 1660S on a 32" LED TV
Right now i have some budget to get a decent 144hz - 1ms screen.
Can i get some recommendation on which 27" 1080p monitor should i get ? MSI Optix G27C4W it's my 1st choice RN.
I have that card.... Was going to get the lg qhd but didn't think the card coukd run it at 1440p....after checking out some videos it can. If you want to play safe stick to HD 24ohz.
Agree, base on my personal experience
you will apreciate 27'' monitors when you are 50 ... you will then understand :D
nah just buy a tv
I'm looking for a 27" 1440p 144hz, you can easily get one for
wow you're also staying with the news? cheers~!
This monitor is widely available for £230 - I purchased one months ago, still the same price. Unsure where he's getting his pricing from
, given even the link in the description goes to a £228.75 purchase.
@@Stormjudgement What he showed were prices sold by different sellers
you also need a computer twice as fast to run 1440p
@@sheikhrayan9538 what do u mean?
I have this monitor and I don’t know what he’s talking about it’s amazing
I'm just stepping up to 1440p, and after researching it have found that resolutions "sweet spot" to be 27", BUT I'm getting a 32" 1440p, simply for the larger screen for movies.
I'm after a 27" for ps4 gaming but I was thinking to buy the 1440p but since the ps4 is only 1080p Will the image look bad? I've used an 24" for a week to try it in COD and think 24" is a bit small for me due to been using an 49" 1080 TV.
Yes, the image will look a bit blurry
There is a 1440p version of this now, the XG2705-2K
Did you buy it, also is it good?
@@Joyboy711 I have it. It's good.
@@user-eu5ol7mx8y Is it easy on the eyes? I ordered this but I thought I made a mistake and was going to cancel it... also, I don't think I will be able to game on it as my GPU simply is not made for it. Maybe really old games...
@@HarleyKeen Yep, it's pleasant on the eyes, I've been enjoying it. If you GPU isn't strong enough, maybe get 24" 1080p monitor instead.
Whatever you do, don't buy 1080p 27", I used one before and the pixelation is really noticeable.
lol I still have a 19" CRT from the 90s my wife uses it as a second monitor... Longest lasting brand I ever owned.
whats the best setting for this monitor, tried searching but i cant find any
I use a 40 inch TV as my monitor. Its 1080p 60hz and I set the image to 150% Works great, I game, do text, and its waaaaay bigger than a 27 inch monitor. The idea that you cannot go bigger than 24 inch is nonsense.
I need help. My 27inch 1080 p monitor running windows 11 is huge. Desktop Icons take up half the screen so does the taskbar
I have the c24g1 and the edges look so terrible in some games its like disco im gonna upgrade to razer displa,
I dont get it, ViewSonic claim 1 ms MPRT and in the video it looked like this thing had a lot of ghosting.
I think it might have something to do with the monitor or whatever you're watching the video on? Lol
I use a 27" 1080p monitor, but I'm not really a gamer. Cities Skylines and Airport CEO only. I mainly use it for watching TH-cam videos or TV whilst I'm fixing computers/laptops. Its an older LOC model, but works fine for me. Multimedia, not gaming is the market?
is it comfortable on the eyes for the long term?
@@firmansyahfahmi6884 It was, mate, especially at night with "Night Mode" on. Recently got a Samsung LS34J550WQUXEN 34" widescreen for an incredibly good price and it's awesome, 27" has gone to our son for gaming and he's really happy with it. Just remember to turn on "Night Mode" in Windows 10.
Is the quality clear enough when watching videos?
@@explicit575 Absolutely. Most videos are 1080p anyway and your average TV is way bigger than 27".
How does this compare to the VX2781-MH model ?
I can get the latter for much less and wonder if it is worth it.
The *VX2781-MH* only has 75 Hz while on the other hand the *XG2705* has 144 Hz, you should take a look at other videos explaining what monitor Hz do and how having a higher one could be beneficial to you (also look at some comparisons between the Hz to get a clearer comparison between the two~).
Which one i should buy? This or MSI Optix Mag 274r2
Well done bro.. liked and supported.. I'm planning to get a 1080p 27" incher on a budget. I guess 27 > 24 for multitasking/productivity.
I mostly do text editing. Can you still notice pixelation on text from 3 to 4 feet away?
Definitely not
This is the first negative review I have seen for this monitor and now I have to do more research 😒
I feel your pain
@@omarkamal7529 I bought the viewsonic elite xg270 and it has blown my socks off.
Well you can look up viewsonic xg2405
24inch version
Same
@@CARN1V0R Hi! I'm in the same dilemma as you were 4 months ago, can you help a little? This is my very first build (of my life) and I'm struggling between 1080p 144hz 24" or 27" because 1440p is just out of my league.
Can you help? For me as a person who have never experienced anything like 1440p, will the pixel density be noticeable on a 27"?
I have a samsung1366 x 768 17 inch monitor If I upgraded to 1080p 27 inch using it for first time will I be able to notice the pixel density
Can u compare this to the Cooler master 1080p curve VA monitor ..since the Cooler master is far more cheaper 20$ less here than ViewSonic
there needs to be more 24-25 inch 1440p/4k displays.
Mine is amazing. I prefer it over 1440p. MSI 144HZ 27 in.
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Can it support 144hz on HDMI?
what about if I run 1080p on a 1440p display, will it still look bad? lol genuine question
depends on your screen size
iam a little bit confused about this monitor response time
you said its a 3ms response time gtg
on there web site, they said its a 1ms typical gtg
nothing mentioned its a 3 ms response time
please let me know ?
thanks
It’s 3
I bought a LG27GL600 for 200€. The 24 Inch was about 20€ cheaper so i Go with the bigger one.
Hi everyone! Planning to have a monitor on top side of my bed for gaming/working while laying since my back hurts easily while on setting position, would a 27inch 1600x900/1080p enough for a 2 meters distance from my eye to the monitor?
backlight bleeding issue ???
i would like to understand better if my asus dual gtx 1060 6g could work right enough with a 1440p. at most used with prepar3d...
@Samuel Bebb thanks Samuel, already bought a 1080p 27". Work fine, very nice monitor.
@@sgrugno hi is it blurry?
Ok but how dim can the monitor get at lowest settings? I play in a dimly lit room. I don't like a Sun beaming at me
You have artificial light??
You live in woods.
@@peschannel9815 Some monitors are bright even at lowest settings. If you like staring at bright as hell displays, good for you. I already tried this monitor though, it was garbage and returned it within a few days for other reasons.
My monitor is a 40 inch 1080p TV. Pixel density is atrocious.
What an abomination
Rip
I paid half of that and I am very satisfied, If I had paid double, it would be too expansive anyway. Anyway, compared to what I had, its a homerun! :P
1080p 75 hz 24 or 27 pls answe i have vgu rx 470
Hello, building my first pc. What about the Pixio PX275h 27 inch 95Hz IPS DCI-P3? its 1440p has an inbetween refresh rate of 95hz, aroud £260 which is my upper limmit for a monitor. I am planning on buying the rx 5700xt graphics card too.
kind regards :)
Confusing, 24inch or 27¿
at most buy 24 inch at 1080p and 27 for 1440p
I dont get "you can almost see the individual pixel", did you place monitor 5-10cm from your eyes? lol
There are some relatively good price high class TN 1440p 27"monitors in my country, could I use it with my 1070ti/ ryzen 5 1600... Or better stick to a 1080p monitor? Im going to upgrade my rig in 1-2 years maybe, depending on how shitty it becomes..
1070ti you need to lower game settings, your processor is consider a bottleneck tho, stick with 1080 and you are gucci unless you want to get a better cpu and play 1440p at lower settings barely reaching 60-65 fps for high demanding games, just count how much fps u have right now and expect it to be deducted around 30fps and that is the the actual fps you are going to get when running on 1440p.
@antonio santuy it is worth it, be sure to have free sync on your monitor as well, if you're not planning to use g-sync in the future then 5600xt works fine cuz its AMD card
I am looking at this on B&H for 200.09 not 6 month's after he made this video so this monitor is a better deal then he is leading on
the real question is ...do we notice ?
No at 3 ft
I sit around 2 feet away from my monitor and it's not as bad as other say lmfao, other reviewers tell you that it look like sh*t but it really doesn't! if you ever find a cheap 27" monitor with a high refresh rate buy it!
@@jdf7149 It also makes a great TV!
want to stay at 144hz at native resolution 1080p. that's why I would go for 1080p instead of 1440p, also like to have high fov (120) to see enemies.........in Australia this monitor is only $20 more than the 24inch
Where's the testufo response tests with a pursuit camera?
Can I connect this monitor to a Mac? If yes, how so?
i have no idea why you would want to use this monitor with a mac or why you would use a mac at all
this monitor have another varient with identical panel and feature on 24 inch (xg2405) which is close to aoc24g2 and much better color calibrated . but i agree with you 27 inch at sub 300 euro is way too expensive and there are much better options in the market other than this one
Can you elaborate ? Which 27 1080 are better for the price ? Thank you
I think they use different panels, xg2705 has a better and more reliable one, I don't believe I've seen people complain about dead pixels a lot.
1080p @ 27 inch is a joke.
Its pixelated.
Its only a slightly bigger screen but with the cons of pixelation.
Versus the 24 inch 1080p.
So it looks terrible in the eye specially if you have a 2nd 21.5 or 24 inch monitor next to it LOL
The best shitty picture best shitty picture the best shitty picture for the 1080p blu ray discs
its TN not IPS?
Will this work with a PS5 ?
27” 1080p is great I legit never noticed it my whole time playing which is all Time cause I only play 27 1080 😂
Could you do a review of the MSI Optix MAG274?
Does it work with consoles?
Consoles luckily get even 60fps in bad games.
In good games consoles get 30fps sometimes even dropping that.
So you should go for cheap monitors 60hz
Ehm, Viewsonic XG2705 is a 1440p? Why does the title say 1080p?
Ok it's settled, if your going for a 1080p get a 24" monitor, a monitor larger than 24" should be 1440p or higher.
at a certain distance you won't even notice the pixels.
I got this moniter for 189$ after taxes on Amazon’s prime day deal 😎
$175.09 for me! Lol. Pretty friggin awesome deal.
well triple 27" 1080p for sim raceing is not too expensive and its biger then 24...ofc 32 or even biger would be better but it cost too much and u need better PC to run it :)
hi, i'm from indonesian
is it comfortable on the eyes for the long term? (1080p on 27")
I'm confused about whether to buy aoc 27g2e5 (27" 1080p 75hz) or aoc 24g2 (24" 1080p 144hz), do you have any suggestions?
Despite the screen size, never get lower than 144hz. Once you try it you'll never go back to 60hz
I currently have a 27in 1440p 144hz monitor and for me the benefit of high refresh rates paired with high frames is more than the ppi so I am considering replacing it with a 1080p model. The density is not very noticeable in games and I’m tired of needing ever more increasingly expensive gpus to drive 1440p especially with RT or some of these new and unoptimized games.
Totally legit perspective. Everything will be bigger on 1080 anyway so you can just sit a bit farther without losing too much picture quality, while saving $$$ both on the monitor and new GPUs.
Can't get 240Hz at higher than 27" 1080p right now
There is a 280hz monitor but it's an IPS so no pro gamer would use it
I don’t see a reason as to why you’d want larger than that though. 240Hz is only good for FPS games and you wouldn’t want a larger monitor for those anyway. There isn’t really a point in higher than 144 or maybe even 165 for anything else
Ive never used anything more then 1080p so I don’t think I would notice any difference
does this work with nvidia graphics ?( gtx 1060)
I sit 25 inches away from my 32 inch monitor will I be okay with a 27 or should I go for 24?
24
24 is mad small. I own a 27 and sit about the same distance as you. Looks perfectly fine. People complaining about pixelation on 27" monitors either sit to close, or have owned a 1440p screen for an extended period of time and became picky.
@@sleggarlaw8624 I went with 24 and I must say its not small at all, you can still see everything in your view
@@Earthbound_Tales1 Acquired taste
you look like DaBaby
I found around £100 27 inch 240hz 1ms response time monitor
If you tell people to get a 1080p for gaming they could beter go for a VA panel, it’s cheaper and has a real 1ms response time.
Which size is gopd 27 inch or 25 inch pls answer this if u read and hve proper knowledge..
Hi! is the xg2405 good?
I prefer asus tuf vg249q
@@amaajid4782 can you tell me why you prefer? I'm so conflicted between the xg2405
vg249q
AOC 24G2U
and the MSI optix G241... HELP
Because asus give 3 years warranty, and my friend test use spider x(data color) the color is very nice and accurated between viewsonic and msi. Msi the color space is 120% srgb or something i forget this is not kind for editing because is over saturated if use to editing and msi not give you a ergonomic stand and overprice.
If in your country available a aoc 24g2u, better you choose that.
@@amaajid4782 but the 24g2u has terrible viewing angles, and it's too over-saturated and the sRGB mode locks the brightness which is stupid, from what I understand all 4 of them have the same PANDA panel, but the 24g2u somehow still has a slightly faster response time, but again the shitty locked brightness is annoying.. and all of these 4 panels are available in my country around the same prices. and also I heard the Asus TUF one has worse blacks... and the xg2405 has the BEST aesthetics out of all of them, and good stand with swivel and tilt.
I'm confused from you not recommending MSI because of the wide color gamut which is not accurate, but the 24g2u has also a wide color gamut very innacurate.
Unless I buy a SpiderX monitor calibrator.
Wouldn't give it more than 200 USD.
Can ps5 works