This video helped A LOT. I’m trying to buy my boyfriend a system for his birthday and had no idea what any of this means. The video was easy to follow and simple enough so I could understand. Thank you!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Response time is the amount of time it takes for a pixel on the monitor to change from one shade of grey to another and back again. What you described was input lag, which can be cumulative based on your pc equipment and/or monitor. Common mistake I see all of the time!! Be safe!
Amazing video dude. Ive bee looking for a gaming monitor for 2 weeks and been so confused. In 11 minutes you have blown my mind. Going shopping now. Thanks again!
Excelent video! I'm just a bit disappointed that a good video like this didn't mention that 99% of response times listed on retailer and manufacturer specifications do not represent reality at all, and should be outright ignored when purchasing. This is very important, and VESA is in fact issuing new testing standards like ClearMR to address that exact problem, but this standard is not widespread as of yet, which is why you should actually check 3rd party reviews and testers for realistic response times of your monitor
Well this video was very helpful because I just got my first PC today and all I need is a monitor thanks for the helpful information you just made my life easier.
I bought 240hz 1080p for competitive gaming and I don't play multiplayer games anymore except for co op games with friends.. I suggest going for 4k gaming monitor or TV with adaptive sync even if your games output 60fps in 120hz or higher hertz monitor you will see benefits with g sync turned on
Dude, this is such a great vid. I've referred others to it before, and I genuinely do not feel the need to make a video covering this topic because you did such a fantastic job with it. Well done, man!
Really love this video - very simple to understand and helpful! As someone who uses Outlook and MS word and other applications in the MS suite extensively for reading contracts every day, the G27Q and it's BGR subpixel layout made reading text terrible. So unfortunate because it really excels in every other category for the price.
Just bought a LG Ultragear 24GN650-B (24" FHD 144hz 1ms) for $195 and i couldn't be happier with my purchase. Im using a gaming laptop with GTX 1650 so i don't wanna buy a 1440p since it couldn't handle 3A games on that res so this is the sweetest spot for me at least.
YOOOOO!!! This was extremely helpful and I can walk away from this video knowing what I want from a monitor for my new desk setup for my PS5! Greatly appreciate it
I had to watch 5 yt videos just to get the simplified points you made here! Good job and keep it up! Might have helped also if you differentiated Panel types. But for those who are curious, I think IPS Panels are best 🙌🏻
Are Dell gaming monitors good? I just picked up a Dell G3223d, 1440p, 32", 144hz, and I love it! I had the Samsung Odyssey G7 1440p, 244hz, 32" before, but it died after 5 months. I feel like Dell units are more reliable. Is this true?
Need to find a new monitor because my Sceptre one died two days ago. Little did I know Sceptre monitors had shady quality control, reject parts, and short lifespans. Luckily, I'll be able to shoot for some higher specs this time, this vid helped a lot!
I recently got my Philips 27M1N3200VA (1080p, 27 inches, 165 Hz, VA panel) monitor I bought on Black Friday, which cost 190 euros, I live in Germany; works like a charm! :D
Hi man nice and helpful video i got this laptop Razer Blade 15.6" Gaming Laptop - 144Hz Full HD Thin Bezel - 8th Gen Intel Core i7-8750H 6 Core - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Max-Q - 16GB RAM - 512GB SSD - Windows 10 Is there any 27-32 monitors you recommend in the 200 range price
Yesterday , i actually was panicking about buying a freesync monitor ( vg24vqe asus tuf ) while my gpu is a GTX 1660 Super , i asked a lot of people and none of them gave me a clear answer , and you popped up from nowhere and explained that to me . Thanks buddy
thanks dude, this is the most informative and understandable video on all the vastness of youtube that I found. more subscribers for you and continue in the same spirit
I’m a complete noob, never even owned a gaming pc, can barely type on a keyboard haha and your right I now understand what I thought was a foreign language, thanks man!
Damn that’s a good deal I’ve been doing a lot of research recently and it all came down between that and the Asus VG28 version I got my VG28 for $550 and then it sold out on amazon a few days later The M28U was still over $600 at the time
Great video covering the topic. I have used triple 27" 60Hz monitors for years and going for a decent upgrade on my PC & monitors this year. I'm going Intel I9 12900K with 3090 or 3080ti, price depending. What would you suggest for monitors on this setup? I'm still thinking 27" x3 - 1440 with 165 refresh rate. But will the 3090/3080ti be able to take the inputs and run decent FPS?
Glad you enjoyed the video! What you are planning is perfect. I run a 3070 Ti on a triple monitor setup (1440p 144hz) and if I'm not streaming while gaming on a game like Warzone I'll pull around 120fps. One of our Discord mods has a 3090 in his system and he'll pull 140-150fps. So it depends on the game (Fortnite you'll pull higher frames) so the specs you listed for those monitors would be PERFECT in my book. Join our Discord and post pics once you get it setup! Would love to see it!
@@TechAuditTV Thanks for the supportive reply. My main worry was the display ports but I think it comes with x3 display ports and x1 2.1 hdmi. I use VR as well so gonna have to figure it all out once I build it. PC part picker I'm using for the build and got the z690 - 32g ddr5 ram and other parts already mentioned including cooler fans, lianli caseXL for 1900 which I don't think is bad. Then just need to source the best card I can get. Will upload on my channel once its built. Not going water cooling other than on cpu.
27inch 2k is really sweet spot u get so much sharp crisp image and details + There are so many gpus right now which can handle 1440p just fine + upscaling features like fsr dlss tsr makes quite boost in performance
Very well explained for the new, upcoming PC gamers. Definitely will suggest this video to anyone who has questions. Thank you! You helped me decide on a monitor. Looking at a 27" Predator Gaming Monitor. Gsync. 165hz. 0.5ms. WQHD. $429.99.
I will be buying a new desktop computer, which I'm still trying to decide on. It will be for myself and my 12 year old son who likes to play Minecraft, Zelda tears of the Kingdom, and I will be puting the Sims 4 on it for myself and I also play Tears of the Kingdom. In the future we may add some more games so keep that in mind. Based on what I've told you so far what monitor would you recommend and if you do have a recommendation on a PC desktop gaming computer it needs to be under $1,200. Thank you for any time you spend answering my questions I really appreciate it hope to hear from you soon as I will be doing this fairly soon since Black Friday sales are on now.😊
Hi Sir ! I am new to your channel. I just subscribe too. I highly appreciate you making these videos. Now, I do not know any of Gaming Monitors. Kindly asking, what you recommend for a PS4 setup and a PS5 as well. I am making the upgrade, when I can get my hands on one. Now, I know you mention a 27”. My eye are bad. What you recommend for a 32” with PS consoles. Thanks in advance and Happy New Years. Wishing you the very Best in 2023. 😇🙏
For what i have been researching, the perfect monitor does not exists, unless you pay 500+dlls. Either the monitor has ghosting, backlight bleeding, lack of accuracy in colors, not true HDR, not very good g sync, flickering, the monitor behaves weird depending on what gpu you have, latency, dead pixels, weird sounds, no in-built speakers, poor contrast, low quality UI buttons, poor tilt, height adjustment, mounting or non existent, and many other stuff that I`m forgetting. I really don't know what to buy anymore.
would be nice if they made a monitor that is aimed at content creator by day, gamer by night. I want a 32inch monitor at 4K and atleast 1000hdr, color accurate, etc without breaking the bank preferable.
Good review thx!! looking for 32" budget $800. I play 1st person, strategy and star citizen like games. so far Odyssey G7 or Gigabyte M32U. Don't like ghosting, should I consider 244Hz?
Bought a gaming monitor an hour before seeing this video, but it worked out because i bought one with exactly the specs you recommended for the sweet spot! I did have a question about how clear a 1080p 27" monitor would be, as I read somewhere that it is where the 1080p starts to not be as great?
I have a 480p one its my main monitor but I have not bought a 720 or above but 480 isn't to bad for me so if you do not like yours i recommend getting 480p i do not know if it is better but its pretty expensive like 100 bucks but its pretty good.
Great video, to the point. I only miss a few words about the panel tech (is IPS a no brainer?) and a word about connectivity (is HDMI vs usb3 will be limiting?). But for 10min this is very good :) Thanks!
Console guy tagged along for the ride. I think I can use this video to match the console specs to find the right monitor, any major differences for monitors that are used for console gaming? Thanks for the great walkthrough
Loved your video, this helped me out a lot! But still wondering if these requirements also work for combining gaming with editing in Adobe etc. Might someone have something to add to pay attention to?
Refresh rate: 75Hz-165Hz Sweet spot: 144Hz Resolution: 1080p works but if you want a monitor 27" or higher than go for 1440p Response time: 5ms is the minimum Sweet spot: 1-3ms
People that do not think HDR is an absolute game changer haven’t seen true HDR. I am keeping my eye on the Acer X32 FP supposedly coming Q1 2022. I tried the PG32UQX and went through 2 of them! They have no quality control. Dead/stuck pixels and the worst blooming imaginable. I currently have the PG27UQ and it’s honestly better than the PG32UQX. This new Acer one is mini led but with half the zones as the 32UQX. It’s also HDMI2.1 4K, 165hz and VESAdusplayHDR 1000 certified. Also it’s 32”
Constructive criticism here. In the beginning of the video you said you would give me an understanding of what the monitor naming scheme means, but you talked about resolution, refresh rate, response time and didn’t touch in the naming scheme at all. I already know what I’m looking for as far as specs but I don’t know the difference between 1a and 1b in the naming, idk what VG means for Asus or what qfd or qrf means. LG for instance has a gl850a and gl850b
4:49 I didnt know that... so its waste of money to look for hz if not play any game. Im not into gaming, I only look for gaming monitor because any electronic related to gaming must be the best... thanks now I can save few bucks
I got question. I have 2 options. One is 1080p 240hz but my pc only gets 100fps in apex legends . Another one is 1440p 165hz. Both are 1ms. First one is aoc and second is asrock phantom. Which one should i pick
This video helped A LOT. I’m trying to buy my boyfriend a system for his birthday and had no idea what any of this means. The video was easy to follow and simple enough so I could understand. Thank you!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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This is how you do it ladies, take notes!
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Response time is the amount of time it takes for a pixel on the monitor to change from one shade of grey to another and back again. What you described was input lag, which can be cumulative based on your pc equipment and/or monitor. Common mistake I see all of the time!! Be safe!
I'm watching this dirty little crack head on my 48' LG OLED C2
Thank you for this. All this while I had been searching for a high response time monitor cos i thought the screen pixels would update faster
I’d say you would expect the picture to change after given your input so response time would be part of the more broader term input lag
You are right. Thank you.
Is it basically the time one pixel needs to change color, or only if its grey?
The verdict you gave "sweet spot" is the monitor I was hesitating to buy was researching. Way to go mate
Amazing video dude. Ive bee looking for a gaming monitor for 2 weeks and been so confused. In 11 minutes you have blown my mind. Going shopping now. Thanks again!
Love to hear it!
You forgot to talk about panel types. IPS, VA, and TN.
Buying my first PC and first monitor, this video really helped explain it, and straight to the point as well. Thank you.
Which monitor you bought?
Excelent video! I'm just a bit disappointed that a good video like this didn't mention that 99% of response times listed on retailer and manufacturer specifications do not represent reality at all, and should be outright ignored when purchasing. This is very important, and VESA is in fact issuing new testing standards like ClearMR to address that exact problem, but this standard is not widespread as of yet, which is why you should actually check 3rd party reviews and testers for realistic response times of your monitor
I was not looking at the screen during the intro.. the 72 inches sweet spot completely got my attention.
Why is this the best breakdown I’ve seen and, more importantly, why is it not the first in search?? Great video.
I like the way this video was editted. Allowing us time to screenshot tips 💯
Brandon doing the lords work and giving the people some easy to follow info on decoding monitor specs. Nice!
Well this video was very helpful because I just got my first PC today and all I need is a monitor thanks for the helpful information you just made my life easier.
i so badly want whole set up pc snd everything, and i don’t understand anything about this world and this video was so helpful, thank you so much!! :)
Nice video. Good buying guide with more general guidelines to look for rather than a few specific suggestions
Excellent video man ❤️❤️❤️❤️. i searched literally 50+ videos then find yrs.It cleared all my doubts.thanks man 🥳🥳
It will be best if you also explain the panel type of monitor TN,VA and IPS.
I got a 27” 1440p, 165hz, VA monitor and it’s serving me great
I bought 240hz 1080p for competitive gaming and I don't play multiplayer games anymore except for co op games with friends.. I suggest going for 4k gaming monitor or TV with adaptive sync even if your games output 60fps in 120hz or higher hertz monitor you will see benefits with g sync turned on
This video deserves ALOT more praise😭.. this man saved me SOOOO MUCH MONEY.
THANK YOU.
Dude, this is such a great vid. I've referred others to it before, and I genuinely do not feel the need to make a video covering this topic because you did such a fantastic job with it. Well done, man!
I also feel like I should apologize for many of my videos being 30+ minutes long 😅
Much appreciated man! Means a lot coming from you! I keep having other creators tell me I need to go longer 😂
Thank you this was very helpful for a first time buyer.
You bet! Anything for the Escobar family.
Really love this video - very simple to understand and helpful! As someone who uses Outlook and MS word and other applications in the MS suite extensively for reading contracts every day, the G27Q and it's BGR subpixel layout made reading text terrible. So unfortunate because it really excels in every other category for the price.
G27Q is not BGR . You are talkin about M27Q i think. G27Q is litteraly all in one.
G27Q is RGB and it's awesome.
Love how u explained these stuffs to someone low knowledges about this, u got my sub bro
Just bought a LG Ultragear 24GN650-B (24" FHD 144hz 1ms) for $195 and i couldn't be happier with my purchase. Im using a gaming laptop with GTX 1650 so i don't wanna buy a 1440p since it couldn't handle 3A games on that res so this is the sweetest spot for me at least.
YOOOOO!!! This was extremely helpful and I can walk away from this video knowing what I want from a monitor for my new desk setup for my PS5! Greatly appreciate it
I just picked up a 31.5" QHD 144hz curved monitor. Hopefully i made a good choice
Mannnn...though you did focus on gaming applications, this is by far the 2nd best video on monitors l've seen on TH-cam!(behind The Tech Chap).
I had to watch 5 yt videos just to get the simplified points you made here! Good job and keep it up!
Might have helped also if you differentiated Panel types. But for those who are curious, I think IPS Panels are best 🙌🏻
Agreed!
VA are curved, IPS are Flat, there ya go done 😁
This is soooo easy to comprehend! Thank you for this video!! Just subscribed 😍
One of the best informational videos I ever watched
You earned my Respect
Thank you so much! You made my black friday easier mate 🎉
Are Dell gaming monitors good? I just picked up a Dell G3223d, 1440p, 32", 144hz, and I love it! I had the Samsung Odyssey G7 1440p, 244hz, 32" before, but it died after 5 months. I feel like Dell units are more reliable. Is this true?
Why would you go 32" lmaoo it has the same ppi as a 1080p monitor
Need to find a new monitor because my Sceptre one died two days ago. Little did I know Sceptre monitors had shady quality control, reject parts, and short lifespans. Luckily, I'll be able to shoot for some higher specs this time, this vid helped a lot!
the best explanation about choosing monitor. tqvm..
And I though 6 inches was big
I recently got my Philips 27M1N3200VA (1080p, 27 inches, 165 Hz, VA panel) monitor I bought on Black Friday, which cost 190 euros, I live in Germany; works like a charm! :D
Any problems with pixalation? i'm considering if i should get a 27 or 24 inches 1080p monitor. The price difference between the two is insignificant.
Newbie here but I think i got all the info I needed. Thanks for the thorough breakdown
Hi man nice and helpful video i got this laptop
Razer Blade 15.6" Gaming Laptop - 144Hz Full HD Thin Bezel - 8th Gen Intel Core i7-8750H 6 Core - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Max-Q - 16GB RAM - 512GB SSD - Windows 10
Is there any 27-32 monitors you recommend in the 200 range price
Yesterday , i actually was panicking about buying a freesync monitor ( vg24vqe asus tuf ) while my gpu is a GTX 1660 Super , i asked a lot of people and none of them gave me a clear answer , and you popped up from nowhere and explained that to me . Thanks buddy
thanks dude, this is the most informative and understandable video on all the vastness of youtube that I found. more subscribers for you and continue in the same spirit
I never thought I'd sleep to a tech guide.
Great video Mi G. Very good explanations and breakdown
I just wanted to make sure I got it all. I do, thank my bro
holy, this is everything i needed to understand. thank you great video
This has been so unbelievably helpful
I’m a complete noob, never even owned a gaming pc, can barely type on a keyboard haha and your right I now understand what I thought was a foreign language, thanks man!
Dude best guide hands down! Bro! 🙌🏼💪🏼 thanks for the info!
Really needed this thank you.
I usually agree with your assessment of 4k monitors but when I saw the Gigabyte M28U on sale for 479, I just couldn’t resist.
Damn that’s a good deal
I’ve been doing a lot of research recently and it all came down between that and the Asus VG28 version
I got my VG28 for $550 and then it sold out on amazon a few days later
The M28U was still over $600 at the time
I super appreciate this video. It was super informational and legit helped me pick my monitor.
Great video covering the topic. I have used triple 27" 60Hz monitors for years and going for a decent upgrade on my PC & monitors this year. I'm going Intel I9 12900K with 3090 or 3080ti, price depending. What would you suggest for monitors on this setup? I'm still thinking 27" x3 - 1440 with 165 refresh rate. But will the 3090/3080ti be able to take the inputs and run decent FPS?
Glad you enjoyed the video! What you are planning is perfect. I run a 3070 Ti on a triple monitor setup (1440p 144hz) and if I'm not streaming while gaming on a game like Warzone I'll pull around 120fps. One of our Discord mods has a 3090 in his system and he'll pull 140-150fps. So it depends on the game (Fortnite you'll pull higher frames) so the specs you listed for those monitors would be PERFECT in my book.
Join our Discord and post pics once you get it setup! Would love to see it!
@@TechAuditTV Thanks for the supportive reply. My main worry was the display ports but I think it comes with x3 display ports and x1 2.1 hdmi. I use VR as well so gonna have to figure it all out once I build it. PC part picker I'm using for the build and got the z690 - 32g ddr5 ram and other parts already mentioned including cooler fans, lianli caseXL for 1900 which I don't think is bad. Then just need to source the best card I can get. Will upload on my channel once its built. Not going water cooling other than on cpu.
OMG this video is awesome!!!!! thank you so much now I know what I should look for 😭
Glad I could help!
27inch 2k is really sweet spot u get so much sharp crisp image and details
+ There are so many gpus right now which can handle 1440p just fine + upscaling features like fsr dlss tsr makes quite boost in performance
i have GTX1660Ti u think it's enouph for 27 inch 1440p or i should buy 24 inch 1080p minitor ?
@@hanionline563go for 24 1080p dont go for 2k with that gpu
Very well explained for the new, upcoming PC gamers. Definitely will suggest this video to anyone who has questions. Thank you! You helped me decide on a monitor. Looking at a 27" Predator Gaming Monitor. Gsync. 165hz. 0.5ms. WQHD. $429.99.
Question from the future (4 months later): How did your decision turnout for your purposes? Just wondering
I have a Predator z35 and the ghosting is disgusting. Would avoid.
Love the video thank you for simplifying all the specs!👌
Wow I feel like an expert. Thank you so much
this is the best video on this.... thank you
Glad it could help!
I will be buying a new desktop computer, which I'm still trying to decide on. It will be for myself and my 12 year old son who likes to play Minecraft, Zelda tears of the Kingdom, and I will be puting the Sims 4 on it for myself and I also play Tears of the Kingdom. In the future we may add some more games so keep that in mind.
Based on what I've told you so far what monitor would you recommend and if you do have a recommendation on a PC desktop gaming computer it needs to be under $1,200. Thank you for any time you spend answering my questions I really appreciate it hope to hear from you soon as I will be doing this fairly soon since Black Friday sales are on now.😊
does everything that you explained here also applies if i want a monitor for my ps4 not a pc? great vid btw it helped a lot
Thank you for these simple explanation !!!
Hi Sir !
I am new to your channel. I just subscribe too. I highly appreciate you making these videos. Now, I do not know any of Gaming Monitors. Kindly asking, what you recommend for a PS4 setup and a PS5 as well. I am making the upgrade, when I can get my hands on one. Now, I know you mention a 27”. My eye are bad. What you recommend for a 32” with PS consoles. Thanks in advance and Happy New Years. Wishing you the very Best in 2023. 😇🙏
Excellent video!! Thanks for all the helpful information.
Thanks so much for your explanations ❤
Awesome review. I would only add the difference between IPS and VA.
For what i have been researching, the perfect monitor does not exists, unless you pay 500+dlls. Either the monitor has ghosting, backlight bleeding, lack of accuracy in colors, not true HDR, not very good g sync, flickering, the monitor behaves weird depending on what gpu you have, latency, dead pixels, weird sounds, no in-built speakers, poor contrast, low quality UI buttons, poor tilt, height adjustment, mounting or non existent, and many other stuff that I`m forgetting. I really don't know what to buy anymore.
Great information 👍🏾
New subscriber
Brandon spitting out straight facts!
Great video, really helped me make my choice of new monitor. Thanks!
wow, absolutely love this informative video. so glad i ran into your channel from secretlab chair review and subscribed.
would be nice if they made a monitor that is aimed at content creator by day, gamer by night. I want a 32inch monitor at 4K and atleast 1000hdr, color accurate, etc without breaking the bank preferable.
Good review thx!! looking for 32" budget $800. I play 1st person, strategy and star citizen like games. so far Odyssey G7 or Gigabyte M32U. Don't like ghosting, should I consider 244Hz?
Awesome guide really appreciate the work you put into this video
Bought a gaming monitor an hour before seeing this video, but it worked out because i bought one with exactly the specs you recommended for the sweet spot! I did have a question about how clear a 1080p 27" monitor would be, as I read somewhere that it is where the 1080p starts to not be as great?
I have a 480p one its my main monitor but I have not bought a 720 or above but 480 isn't to bad for me so if you do not like yours i recommend getting 480p i do not know if it is better but its pretty expensive like 100 bucks but its pretty good.
I needed this video 2 years ago. 🤕🤕🤕
Great video, to the point. I only miss a few words about the panel tech (is IPS a no brainer?) and a word about connectivity (is HDMI vs usb3 will be limiting?). But for 10min this is very good :) Thanks!
Agreed! Working on an updated guide for 2023 that will include that!
Great video, just got a new rig with Rtx3080 and need a screen.
Thank you bro for this video
What would you suggest based on your base line of 27 / 1440p / 144hz / going up a notch or 2 using an RX 6800XT GPU ? Thanks
I like the 24" 1080p 144hz monitors best. Good bang for the buck and lots of models to choose from.
i have 480p is that bad?
My dudes got the best gaming muonidder reviews in town
You got the response time wrong. Those are g2g pixel response times and not input latency.
27in / 1440p / 144hz / 1ms YES. but which model is good for gaming and productivity plz ?! or do you suggest 32 in instead ?! thx
Beautiful break down brother ❤️
This is truly helpful. Subscribed!!!
Console guy tagged along for the ride. I think I can use this video to match the console specs to find the right monitor, any major differences for monitors that are used for console gaming? Thanks for the great walkthrough
I've got a video right up your alley coming out tomorrow 😐
Very well explained !!
Helpful video! 💪 I have just bought M32U gigabyte for Xbox XS and I hope it will worth the budget.
GREAT video GREAT explanation thank you so much
Loved your video, this helped me out a lot! But still wondering if these requirements also work for combining gaming with editing in Adobe etc. Might someone have something to add to pay attention to?
nice video for anyone looking to buy a new monitor
Refresh rate: 75Hz-165Hz Sweet spot: 144Hz
Resolution: 1080p works but if you want a monitor 27" or higher than go for 1440p
Response time: 5ms is the minimum Sweet spot: 1-3ms
"It's crazy what difference 3 inches makes" I know..
People that do not think HDR is an absolute game changer haven’t seen true HDR. I am keeping my eye on the Acer X32 FP supposedly coming Q1 2022. I tried the PG32UQX and went through 2 of them! They have no quality control. Dead/stuck pixels and the worst blooming imaginable. I currently have the PG27UQ and it’s honestly better than the PG32UQX. This new Acer one is mini led but with half the zones as the 32UQX. It’s also HDMI2.1 4K, 165hz and VESAdusplayHDR 1000 certified. Also it’s 32”
Constructive criticism here. In the beginning of the video you said you would give me an understanding of what the monitor naming scheme means, but you talked about resolution, refresh rate, response time and didn’t touch in the naming scheme at all. I already know what I’m looking for as far as specs but I don’t know the difference between 1a and 1b in the naming, idk what VG means for Asus or what qfd or qrf means. LG for instance has a gl850a and gl850b
LOVE THE VIDEO, THANK YOU
Great video, thorough explanation
4:49 I didnt know that... so its waste of money to look for hz if not play any game. Im not into gaming, I only look for gaming monitor because any electronic related to gaming must be the best... thanks now I can save few bucks
Best monitor video I watch so far
I got question. I have 2 options. One is 1080p 240hz but my pc only gets 100fps in apex legends . Another one is 1440p 165hz. Both are 1ms. First one is aoc and second is asrock phantom. Which one should i pick