GVGMALL 25% discount code: TB20 Windows 10 Pro ($16): biitt.ly/p5O82 Windows 11 Pro ($24): biitt.ly/kuc7h Windows 11 Home($22): biitt.ly/l6tLM Windows 10 Home($15): biitt.ly/XvlA8 Office 2019 Pro Plus ($51): biitt.ly/UR2Xg Should have gone to gvgmall.com, if you wanted a genuine cheap OEM key!
Most of these monitors only include an HDMI cable in the box... While they only support FreeSync over DisplayPort... So remember to spend a few extra bucks on a DP 1.4 cable.
The Crua monitor is just a rebranded Redragon monitor i saw the stand and i said oh wait then the OSD is exactly the same PS: those monitors have a problem in the long run they tend to get damaged by overheating I was on the receiving end of that one day after warranty ended ...
I have a KTC H27T22 monitor 1440p IPS 165hz, I freaking love it, super fast crazy responsive and color accuracy is top notch quality. I've bought it for 223 bucks, worth every penny!!
I just got a KTC monitor too, LCD, 27", curved, 1440p, 180hz. For $150 after tax! It's so awesome coming from a 1080p 75hz monitor, I just need a better GPU to fully utilize it on some of my games :D
I have 2 27" KTC monitors, 1440P that has 144hz using HDMI and 180hz using DP. They came with metal stands but I'm using pneumatic arms to hold them to my desk. Model number H27T22S. I am super impressed with them.
Finally, enthusiast energy without the enthusiast price points. I am near ready to pull the trigger on an AOC Q27G3XMN. Sub $300 is where I always check first. Glad to see other viable budget options here.
make sure to get a mouse that is quiet, so many mouses click very loud and are super annoying if your partner/kids are sleeping.. i also highly recommend wireless and rechargeable, you can burn through batteries every 2 weeks and good batteries are rather expensive, rechargeable mouses generally last at least a week or 2 and you only have to charge 1 time when you go to bed for office look above in comments at the top, toasty bros have discounted codes that save you 25%
Ask what the guy needs for a monitor Some folks want more than a 1080p panel, others are a-ok with a 24-inch monitor You'll have to ask what he's looking for or, examine what he complains about with what he has But either or, he should recognize that it's the thought that counts
Question though, were you guys actually setting the hz rates in Windows before testing them or just plugging them in? Ooooooorr.. Does that not actually need to happen? I know in the display settings / adapter settings, you can set the refresh rates manually. I know I have had to do that with my old ass monitors.
I got 3 cheap 43" TV's wrapped around me. no desk, everything it attached to the chair. i made a insert between the legs and chair to attach everything to including a table for the XL RGB razer mouse pad, dual stick's Thrust master M16000 and a farmstick (it has allot more buttons for star citizen), 3 swing arms for the keyboard web cam and steering wheel... a audio interface and a tablet and phone mounts. took 2, 7 port USB hubs to run everything. Oh ya RGB almost everything... (I know but it works well with Rust and Razer)
Oh wow....I just bought the same KTC monitor. My spectre died after only 2 years. Picked up the KTC for $85. So far it runs good. I do miss my 180htz though
I got a Nitro E12 Series Curved Gaming Monitor WQHD with 165 hz refresh rate, 31.5 inch, DisplayHDR 400 for $80 at Costco. The monitor normally runs $229.99 on average ❤. 2560x1440p.
@JonathanSwift-h2t I am not lying. It is true. I got it for $80 as it was on liquidation sale. Costco does that time to time in California. Best purchase I have ever made for an electronic device.
@@MusicBeatsInstrumentals same ish, these cheaper brands buy the leftover panels that don't pass QC from the more reputable companies, so it's a gamble
True HDR is a must-have for me, but thanks anyway. Maybe in a few more years miniLED will be brought down to the $150 segment. 🤷🏿♂️ A $500 miniLED on sale should cover me until microLED.
I recommended my own monitor to an internet-buddy the other day as I'm very happy with it and it's quite affordable (I think). 1440p Iiyama Red Eagle 32'' non-curved, 165 Hz, IPS, 1ms, FreeSync, blah, blah ... and it's currently even less expensive than when I bought it (€280 vs 245). It also has a very nice stand plus integrated speakers and a 4x USB hub. Only problem is... you can't seem to get Iiyama in the States. I looked for that thing all over all the usual US PC parts vendors I know, but nobody seems to be selling the brand over there
Recently bought a 27inch 1440p 100hz IPS Lenovo on sale for £150 (wouldn't recommend at £199 MSRP). External display from laptop for work first and gaming second. Nice monitor. Good balance.
think the ktc monitor might be for vga, dvi - half life orange box - blue box highwings has a 8k hdmi cable that has a blue light at the bend if you want to test that as some theory
@@adamantiumreaver4283 not every VA panel has dark smearing or intense ghosting, well in the case of G5's VA it does, but G6 and above or something like the lenovo G32QC-30 or the G34W-30 has really fast VA panels that doesn't give you ghosting.
I just bought "ASRock PHANTOM GAMING 34" 2K (3440 x 1440) 165Hz/1ms (144Hz and higher) Wi-Fi Antenna FreeSync Curved Gaming Monitor, 2*HDMI, 1*DisplayPort, (PG34WQ15R2B)" for $198.77 but with 3 year protection and additional fees it came out to a grand total of $241.17. I would say that this is a great buy for casual gamers like myself.
I ended up spending $600 on a 34" 1440p ultrawide monitor from LG last year. I probably spent more than I needed to, but overall I'm very happy with it.
Nice one, I honestly think with monitors it's best to buy from established reputable brands for good warranty and customer support. A lot of, if not all of these cheap brands buy their panels from Samsung so you end up getting leftovers that didn't pass the quality tests. 2 of my friends who cheaped out on monitors ended up with dead pixels out the box
I purchased the 49" Samsung Odyssey Ultra-wide monitor like 2 years ago. It's pretty good but not cheap. My kid needs a new monitor, since I gifted him my old 32" curved monitor and there's a line on the bottom of the screen that only goes away after it warms up. It's about time he gets a new one.
When I was younger i thought 4k/hdr/oled was useless, I still think mostly that way around games ( I think maxed settings 1440 looks better than low/medium/high 4k, hdr is awful in 99% of games, oled is good though) I recently as of 4 months ago started using emby and getting tons of bluray rips and 4k/hdr ai upscaled anime, looks absolutely amazing on a 55 inch 120 hz oled 4k tv and I get the tech bro hype around it finally even though it is a bit overhyped
What we also need to see is the specification for the HDMI and DP ports. It's no good saying it's a 180Hz display if the HDMI will only do 60Hz and yes I'm a PC gamer so it wouldnt make much difference to me but for console players that would be a deal breaker. Most of these HDMI ports will be 2.0b at best.
Next monitor i want is a 34" 1440p or 4k oled screen with at least 144hz refresh rate. But yeah them are so expensive still so might be some time before i get one.
I'm tempted to splurge and get a sony inzone 4k - they don't seem to get enough love in the crowded market for the quality they produce and the future proof of this particular long term investment on the eyes! I appreciate the ability to reduce to a 24 inch window though haven't gotten a chance to see it person. It seems to consume a lot power especially imagining it paired with a graphics card having to work harder. I'm concerned I will have to lower the resolution output to stop consuming so much energy.
HAHA I just got a 27" 1440P monitor for $189 NZD which is like $110 USD to replace my 24" 1080P of the same brand which was $119 NZD when I got it ($70 USD) 75 and 100 Hz respectively which is fine because I mainly play story based or survival crafting games.
9:25, you mention the other one had speaker. HDMI carries audio so, you have to disable the HDMI audio interface in Windows settings and pick monitor, depends on the setup but on my monitor works like that for example.
Honestly, I really think koorui is one of the best budget brands out there, since they are essentially a budget version of Asus, as they use the same panels as those ROG monitors, but comes at a lower price.
My issue with 1440p is the fact that most budget monitors don't do BOTH 1440p and 160hz+ I wish reviewers tested the hz between 1080p vs 1440p highest refresh rate and the connector type/limit for each
Feels like that with a little bit of know-how, we could make pretty good gaming PCs for the price of a PS5 Pro, possibly even lower in price if standards aren't too high.
When I got my most recent PC I checked walmart for Monitors and they were having a sale on a Acer monitor, ED270U, A curved 27 inch 1440p WQHD 170hz 1ms response time, for like 100 bucks or something like that, So I grabbed one and liked, it and a couple days later I went back and bought the last 2 and then when I went next they were the current price which is 180, They have a version with a shittier stand for 150 I dont know if theres more differences with maybe the software to change settings or something but it just seems like the same monitor with different stands
10:21 if you want to see difference i dont think playing the same fps game would do the justice to show how good the more expensive monitors, do monitor benchmarks and calibrations but this 3rd one honestly doesnt have any jumping difference to 2nd one.
i have a philips momentum 279m1rv that cost me £600 back in 2022 which is just over 700 dollars i think,worth every penny tho as its a 144hz 4k gaming monitor and has hdmi 2.1 support
Sometimes the poor man pays twice though. I bought a LG gp850 about 4 years about for $500aud. It works as good as the day i got it and I have no need for an upgrade. My Mrs on the other hand because her setup was more budget oriented got some cheap Acer 144hz 1080p thing for $150. Last about 8 months. Got an Asus one, same specs etc that last 2 years. Bought a gigabyte one on clearance for $150 and it has dropped half a dozen pixels in 6 months. They obviously have their place though and if you're only just getting into gaming I could never recommend paying $500+ on a monitor.
hey guys, love your videos. I wasn't even looking to buy a new monitor but I did! Mine old one was quite a few years old and only 1080p. I looked on Amazon and the KTC 27" monitor was available for $105 so I bought it. A nice improvement over my old monitor it looks great. Thanks!
The GOATED budget 1440p monitors right now are the Dell G2724D and MSI G274QPF (non QD) at $150. Both get over 420 nits peak brightness even 500 for some Dell panels), both have good response times and out of box factory calibration. Dell gets slightly brighter and has better contrast, and allows HDMI forum VRR for PS5, the MSI has a wider color gamut. At $150, both of these monitors destroy every monitor in your video.
@HulktySSJ2 A decent monitor has better response times at every refresh rate. In the case of the Dell g2724D, the response times at 60hz and 120hz are much more responsive than any HDTV that is not a newer OLED. Also pixels per inch. Most console games render at 1200 - 1440p internal resolutions and look better on a 1440p monitor for that very reason, including 4k signals down sampled to 1440p. Also, cost effective and space saving.
I found a titan army 1080p 180hz monitor on amazon for $90 dollars, but im kinda hesitant because of the price, but also because i want to use it on my ideapad 5, so i think its overkill.
GVGMALL 25% discount code: TB20
Windows 10 Pro ($16): biitt.ly/p5O82
Windows 11 Pro ($24): biitt.ly/kuc7h
Windows 11 Home($22): biitt.ly/l6tLM
Windows 10 Home($15): biitt.ly/XvlA8
Office 2019 Pro Plus ($51): biitt.ly/UR2Xg
Should have gone to gvgmall.com, if you wanted a genuine cheap OEM key!
Better yet get them from premiumcdkeys for $3-4, and they accept paypal
I've been thinking about a budget 1440p monitor for work to have a little more working room on the screen. This video is perfect.
Most of these monitors only include an HDMI cable in the box... While they only support FreeSync over DisplayPort... So remember to spend a few extra bucks on a DP 1.4 cable.
I was just looking at the Gsync/Freesync compatibility. According to the Amazon listing the KTC claims to support Gsync as well
@@aaronh305 when they say they support g-sync they mean freesync, not actual g-sync
what brand DP 1.4 cable would you recommend?
The dp cable was in the box for my ktc
Newegg has an asrock 1440p monitor for $142. Picked one up and it's pretty decent.
I have that exact one it’s great for consoles
I love my two KTC monitors! So glad I found that brand. The nice thing is they're on sale often at Amazon and one great value!
they are unaivalable
It would be great to test these monitors in dark room environment, the way most of use use them..
With these bright lights, every monitor looks good..
The Crua monitor is just a rebranded Redragon monitor i saw the stand and i said oh wait then the OSD is exactly the same
PS: those monitors have a problem in the long run they tend to get damaged by overheating I was on the receiving end of that one day after warranty ended ...
I just so happened to grab the Ktc you showed on a flash sale. Can’t wait for it to arrive so I can test it
These guys are consistent! Videos every day and stream on Twitch every morning answering my stupid questions daily
I have a KTC H27T22 monitor 1440p IPS 165hz, I freaking love it, super fast crazy responsive and color accuracy is top notch quality.
I've bought it for 223 bucks, worth every penny!!
I just got a KTC monitor too, LCD, 27", curved, 1440p, 180hz. For $150 after tax! It's so awesome coming from a 1080p 75hz monitor, I just need a better GPU to fully utilize it on some of my games :D
Smart monitor 1440p 800R curved 240 hz for 303$ samsung odyssy G6
I got mines for 90 bucks and managed to snag their IPS FHD 100hz for my second monitor at 80$. These guys got a fan for life 🎉🎉
My KTC 24" monitor is amazing , free sync , gsync and 165hz for $106 , worth every penny
Hi :), do you have a amazon link or the full name for me please? That do be amazing, thank you!
@GodModuz the original listing is gone or I would
@@PZK_UwU No worries, thnx for atleast reacting to my question.
I have 2 27" KTC monitors, 1440P that has 144hz using HDMI and 180hz using DP. They came with metal stands but I'm using pneumatic arms to hold them to my desk. Model number H27T22S. I am super impressed with them.
Finally, enthusiast energy without the enthusiast price points.
I am near ready to pull the trigger on an AOC Q27G3XMN. Sub $300 is where I always check first. Glad to see other viable budget options here.
Monitor video? i needed this
Hope we delivered!
I bought 2 KTC 32 and 34 widescreen. I LOVE THEM..
I need one for my boyfriend Mike, for his birthday, I need one NOT so expensive and also, a mouse and Office, any tips?
Mike's a lucky guy, you can get a Logitech Mouse and BNH Software for Office 👍
Thank you I appreciate it 💞
make sure to get a mouse that is quiet, so many mouses click very loud and are super annoying if your partner/kids are sleeping.. i also highly recommend wireless and rechargeable, you can burn through batteries every 2 weeks and good batteries are rather expensive, rechargeable mouses generally last at least a week or 2 and you only have to charge 1 time when you go to bed
for office look above in comments at the top, toasty bros have discounted codes that save you 25%
Ask him if he wants a 1080p monitor or 1440p monitor though
Ask what the guy needs for a monitor
Some folks want more than a 1080p panel, others are a-ok with a 24-inch monitor
You'll have to ask what he's looking for or, examine what he complains about with what he has
But either or, he should recognize that it's the thought that counts
Loves these guys because they actually give you the links ❤❤❤
“Not the hero’s we deserve, but the hero’s we need” thank you 🙏
Question though, were you guys actually setting the hz rates in Windows before testing them or just plugging them in? Ooooooorr.. Does that not actually need to happen? I know in the display settings / adapter settings, you can set the refresh rates manually. I know I have had to do that with my old ass monitors.
Right on time with this upload, i've been looking for another 1440p monitor to add to my 1080p! Thanks toasty bros!
I got 3 cheap 43" TV's wrapped around me. no desk, everything it attached to the chair. i made a insert between the legs and chair to attach everything to including a table for the XL RGB razer mouse pad, dual stick's Thrust master M16000 and a farmstick (it has allot more buttons for star citizen), 3 swing arms for the keyboard web cam and steering wheel... a audio interface and a tablet and phone mounts. took 2, 7 port USB hubs to run everything. Oh ya RGB almost everything... (I know but it works well with Rust and Razer)
Oh wow....I just bought the same KTC monitor. My spectre died after only 2 years. Picked up the KTC for $85. So far it runs good. I do miss my 180htz though
I got a Nitro E12 Series Curved Gaming Monitor WQHD with 165 hz refresh rate, 31.5 inch, DisplayHDR 400 for $80 at Costco. The monitor normally runs $229.99 on average ❤. 2560x1440p.
howww and is it stil available
He lying
@JonathanSwift-h2t I am not lying. It is true. I got it for $80 as it was on liquidation sale. Costco does that time to time in California. Best purchase I have ever made for an electronic device.
@ I mean one time I got a 120$ cooler for 8$ brand new
And recently got a 240$ motherboard for free
I got a Aoc 100hz 1080p 24 inch monitor for 75 bucks and it is a solid monitor for gaming
same ips panel
@@MusicBeatsInstrumentals same ish, these cheaper brands buy the leftover panels that don't pass QC from the more reputable companies, so it's a gamble
they featured my arzopa monitor lets go!!!!!! such good value ❤
solid video bros!
would love the same type of video for ultrawides
Great video 👍
I am using LG 27 inch, 75hz on 3060 12gb /32gb DDR5-ram 5600mhz. Very satisfied , not playing modern games.
NOOOOO BRO, I was literally just about to buy one of these before the video but now the price is going to go up :(
The ToastyBros curse strikes again😥
True HDR is a must-have for me, but thanks anyway. Maybe in a few more years miniLED will be brought down to the $150 segment. 🤷🏿♂️
A $500 miniLED on sale should cover me until microLED.
I recommended my own monitor to an internet-buddy the other day as I'm very happy with it and it's quite affordable (I think). 1440p Iiyama Red Eagle 32'' non-curved, 165 Hz, IPS, 1ms, FreeSync, blah, blah ... and it's currently even less expensive than when I bought it (€280 vs 245). It also has a very nice stand plus integrated speakers and a 4x USB hub. Only problem is... you can't seem to get Iiyama in the States. I looked for that thing all over all the usual US PC parts vendors I know, but nobody seems to be selling the brand over there
I love my triple Koorui monitors for Forza 4 and 5 plus Starfield. I paid less than 75.00 per screen used on Amazon!!!
Recently bought a 27inch 1440p 100hz IPS Lenovo on sale for £150 (wouldn't recommend at £199 MSRP). External display from laptop for work first and gaming second. Nice monitor. Good balance.
Keep it up guys!!
think the ktc monitor might be for vga, dvi - half life orange box - blue box highwings has a 8k hdmi cable that has a blue light at the bend if you want to test that as some theory
Walmart has the odyssey g5 70 dollars off its a sick deal for a really premium display
If its a VA panel, its a huge turn off for me. Cant stand the dark smear
@@adamantiumreaver4283 not every VA panel has dark smearing or intense ghosting, well in the case of G5's VA it does, but G6 and above or something like the lenovo G32QC-30 or the G34W-30 has really fast VA panels that doesn't give you ghosting.
Premium display? 😂 If it's the curved one it's literally the shitiest panel on the market
An Edge Emitting LED (ELED) fulfills the requirement of high brightness LED, which provides high-efficiency coupling to optical fibers.
I have 2 Koorui 24" 1440p monitors, good value and monitors
I just bought "ASRock PHANTOM GAMING 34" 2K (3440 x 1440) 165Hz/1ms (144Hz and higher) Wi-Fi Antenna FreeSync Curved Gaming Monitor, 2*HDMI, 1*DisplayPort, (PG34WQ15R2B)" for $198.77 but with 3 year protection and additional fees it came out to a grand total of $241.17. I would say that this is a great buy for casual gamers like myself.
I ended up spending $600 on a 34" 1440p ultrawide monitor from LG last year. I probably spent more than I needed to, but overall I'm very happy with it.
Nice one, I honestly think with monitors it's best to buy from established reputable brands for good warranty and customer support.
A lot of, if not all of these cheap brands buy their panels from Samsung so you end up getting leftovers that didn't pass the quality tests. 2 of my friends who cheaped out on monitors ended up with dead pixels out the box
I purchased the 49" Samsung Odyssey Ultra-wide monitor like 2 years ago. It's pretty good but not cheap. My kid needs a new monitor, since I gifted him my old 32" curved monitor and there's a line on the bottom of the screen that only goes away after it warms up. It's about time he gets a new one.
When I was younger i thought 4k/hdr/oled was useless, I still think mostly that way around games ( I think maxed settings 1440 looks better than low/medium/high 4k, hdr is awful in 99% of games, oled is good though) I recently as of 4 months ago started using emby and getting tons of bluray rips and 4k/hdr ai upscaled anime, looks absolutely amazing on a 55 inch 120 hz oled 4k tv and I get the tech bro hype around it finally even though it is a bit overhyped
What we also need to see is the specification for the HDMI and DP ports. It's no good saying it's a 180Hz display if the HDMI will only do 60Hz and yes I'm a PC gamer so it wouldnt make much difference to me but for console players that would be a deal breaker.
Most of these HDMI ports will be 2.0b at best.
console players can just buy tv's...
Next monitor i want is a 34" 1440p or 4k oled screen with at least 144hz refresh rate. But yeah them are so expensive still so might be some time before i get one.
Can you guys do a mini-LED monitor comparison?
i have two sansui 24'' 100hz monitor and they are solid , no issues .
I'm terrified of the 30 day Warranty and bad reviews, so I bought one, but am going to return it right away.
Thanks. Very helpful
Just waiting couple of years for OLED monitors will get to low prices I'm happy now with what i got my 1080p
I'm tempted to splurge and get a sony inzone 4k - they don't seem to get enough love in the crowded market for the quality they produce and the future proof of this particular long term investment on the eyes! I appreciate the ability to reduce to a 24 inch window though haven't gotten a chance to see it person. It seems to consume a lot power especially imagining it paired with a graphics card having to work harder. I'm concerned I will have to lower the resolution output to stop consuming so much energy.
Sony monitors are overpriced as fuck, get yourself an LG, MSI or Gigabyte
HAHA I just got a 27" 1440P monitor for $189 NZD which is like $110 USD to replace my 24" 1080P of the same brand which was $119 NZD when I got it ($70 USD) 75 and 100 Hz respectively which is fine because I mainly play story based or survival crafting games.
9:25, you mention the other one had speaker. HDMI carries audio so, you have to disable the HDMI audio interface in Windows settings and pick monitor, depends on the setup but on my monitor works like that for example.
Great video, can you do 4k monitors pls sometime soon :)
Honestly, I really think koorui is one of the best budget brands out there, since they are essentially a budget version of Asus, as they use the same panels as those ROG monitors, but comes at a lower price.
My issue with 1440p is the fact that most budget monitors don't do BOTH 1440p and 160hz+
I wish reviewers tested the hz between 1080p vs 1440p highest refresh rate and the connector type/limit for each
You listed a bunch of monitors with extremy bad color accuracy, obviously theyre going to be cheap as fuck.
Feels like that with a little bit of know-how, we could make pretty good gaming PCs for the price of a PS5 Pro, possibly even lower in price if standards aren't too high.
When I got my most recent PC I checked walmart for Monitors and they were having a sale on a Acer monitor, ED270U, A curved 27 inch 1440p WQHD 170hz 1ms response time, for like 100 bucks or something like that, So I grabbed one and liked, it and a couple days later I went back and bought the last 2 and then when I went next they were the current price which is 180, They have a version with a shittier stand for 150 I dont know if theres more differences with maybe the software to change settings or something but it just seems like the same monitor with different stands
i would like to buy it but the shipping price to mauritius island is too high
I went full on and bought a Samsung Neo G8 240hz. I won't need to upgrade for a while. 1440p just wasn't enough, I had to try 4k.
I mean this monitor has shitty HDR so if you care about HDR at all dont but this, other than that for non HDR gamers it's good.
Color accuracy, color gamut and viewing angles are also going to be much worse.
Which monitor are you talking about?
@@omarihall5313 All of these lol. No full array local dimming on all of these monitors they presented.
Xiaomi G27i Pro -> HDR for cheap
10:21 if you want to see difference i dont think playing the same fps game would do the justice to show how good the more expensive monitors, do monitor benchmarks and calibrations but this 3rd one honestly doesnt have any jumping difference to 2nd one.
arzopa is probably top, then the Crua. IPS is important but a 240hz ips panel feels like a 144hz VA panel with my years behind both
they cant ship the KTC monitor to Minnesota from Amazon lol what the hell
i have a philips momentum 279m1rv that cost me £600 back in 2022 which is just over 700 dollars i think,worth every penny tho as its a 144hz 4k gaming monitor and has hdmi 2.1 support
The Benq EX2710S MOBIUZ 27" 1ms IPS 165Hz Gaming Monitor for $160 is a steal!
Will the koorui 27 inch 144hz 1440p be good for Xbox series s in Fortnite or would I want a 24 inch 1440p in Fortnite?
Always good to see Mc Allister
when they sell a cheap but amazing version of the ultra wide 49", i'll think about it
Does the KTC come with a Dataport cable? Seems like all the others did.
There are now 180hz 1080p for 99 on paradigit 😮
this is my next investment and I need 2 of them!!! and we can see the price but somehow you are getting them 30-50 bucks cheaper??? HOW?
Can't seem to find anything KTC in the UK, not for a decent price anyway
A month later and a couple of these have shot up in price.
Just picked up the Sansui.
Do the same video but step up a Size bracket...31 - 32 inch monitors
right but how long do they last🤔
I guess I'm the only one that noticed the FPS being lower than the monitor's highest refresh.
Can you do bigger sizes like 32” or 34”
guys calibrate your editing Monitors ..it is with Greenish Tint on your end
That delay and input lag on the first one is crazy lmao
I’m tryna stream off my Xbox and a laptop which on should I buy ?
I have a 1440p ktc I'm not disappointed
can you do the same but for portable monitors?
I HOPE this looks better in person than video cause in video it looks like its not running at 60fps
Monitor testing without ufo test is wild.
Sometimes the poor man pays twice though. I bought a LG gp850 about 4 years about for $500aud. It works as good as the day i got it and I have no need for an upgrade.
My Mrs on the other hand because her setup was more budget oriented got some cheap Acer 144hz 1080p thing for $150. Last about 8 months. Got an Asus one, same specs etc that last 2 years. Bought a gigabyte one on clearance for $150 and it has dropped half a dozen pixels in 6 months.
They obviously have their place though and if you're only just getting into gaming I could never recommend paying $500+ on a monitor.
Start looking into the panels themselves, not the brand name 👍
hey guys, love your videos. I wasn't even looking to buy a new monitor but I did! Mine old one was quite a few years old and only 1080p.
I looked on Amazon and the KTC 27" monitor was available for $105 so I bought it. A nice improvement over my old monitor it looks great. Thanks!
Just got the sansui one for my Xbox series s is that good ? But I’ll let y’all know how it is
The GOATED budget 1440p monitors right now are the Dell G2724D and MSI G274QPF (non QD) at $150. Both get over 420 nits peak brightness even 500 for some Dell panels), both have good response times and out of box factory calibration. Dell gets slightly brighter and has better contrast, and allows HDMI forum VRR for PS5, the MSI has a wider color gamut.
At $150, both of these monitors destroy every monitor in your video.
Why spend so much on a small monitor instead of plugging the hdmi into an HD TV???
@HulktySSJ2 A decent monitor has better response times at every refresh rate. In the case of the Dell g2724D, the response times at 60hz and 120hz are much more responsive than any HDTV that is not a newer OLED. Also pixels per inch. Most console games render at 1200 - 1440p internal resolutions and look better on a 1440p monitor for that very reason, including 4k signals down sampled to 1440p. Also, cost effective and space saving.
Ummm yall are so wrong with your prices.
Like $50 dollars off lol. How can i get it for your price
I want color accuracy 🥺🥺
Found some 1080p ips 180hz monitors for $80 like two weeks ago
Could you maybe do one of gaming laptops please I am looking to buy a new gaming laptop
I found a titan army 1080p 180hz monitor on amazon for $90 dollars, but im kinda hesitant because of the price, but also because i want to use it on my ideapad 5, so i think its overkill.
guys i want the coupon code that they mentioned right here 1:42
I need that code code too
@solenaperezlandazuri4315 did you find it yet?
I love that they still use THE FINALS as a benchmark ! That game needs a 100k more players !
Thoughts on the Dell G2724D?
I need a 32” or a little bigger , which one of these low budgets do you recommend? I think I’m going with the KTC 32” curved , $225-$230
Never curved, those are the worst. At least get IPS.
@@andreamaral9725 No. Curved VA monitors have terrible viewing angles and dark smearing. That's not an opinion that's just how they are.
Edge Emitting LED (ELED)
Plasma tvs could also make an amazingly cheap gaming monitor, even though they dont make them in 1440p. 😊