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These link may help... Also, drop your full specs in the Specs forum so everyone could give you an advice on your build before you buy.
The threads above will provide some great info! Also a budget for this monitor would be great, unless the sky is the limit. We don't want to recommend you a £1,200 Samsung G9 (which I wouldn't for your preferences) When you can only afford a £320 AOC C32G2ZE BK (A 1920x1080 240hz 31 inch curved monitor)Hey everyone just looking for some help on a monitor to maximise my experience on new computer as I don’t have a clue. Would maybe like a 240hz and not too sure about curved or flat screen as I don’t know the difference
My specs are
16GB AMD RADEON™ RX 6800 XT - HDMI, DP - DX® 12
AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12 Core CPU (3.7GHz-4.8GHz/70MB CACHE/AM4)
These link may help... Also, drop your full specs in the Specs forum so everyone could give you an advice on your build before you buy.
TN, VA, & IPS panels compared
LED is just the generic panel description...within that you've got TN, VA, IPS (each have their own pros and cons) [Tom's Hardware Linky]. TN Panel Pros and Cons This design allows for fast response times (the time between the panel getting the frame it’s supposed to display and actually...www.pcspecialist.co.uk
Monitor Comparison Site
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en I have seen a few posts refer to this site. Just checked it out, and it is very helpful. Especially if you broadly know what you want, and want to compare various monitors side by side. You can compare up to four monitors at a time so can whizz through...
Monitor Recommendations (Work in progress)
Hi all Monitors are a very important subject with all PC's obviously, they're the final output of all that power you've configured in your PC / Laptop and it's important that the monitor pairs correctly with your build for optimum performance. There have been quite significant improvements...
Gaming Monitors Guide
The monitor is probably the most important component in any gaming build – it defines how you experience games and the hardware the PC should have. Overlooking the monitor can be the single biggest bottleneck to your gaming experience. With recent monitor and graphics card launches, and wider...
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These are fulls specs of my computer as it’s already ordered much appreciated
I was thinking of a budget maybe around £500, I actually seen this monitor as it’s AMD free sync and 240ghz is it worth while getting?
Yeah I do play a lot of warzone and shooters pretty competitively, but I do play other games too were I could go above 1080p like RPGs etc, which type would you recommend mate? I’ll maybe hook up 2 and get another one later for different style games above 1080p
The 3060ti has become the new go-to for 1080p 240hz competitive gaming. It effectively replaces the old gold standard, the 2080 super, offering equivalent performance at a much lower price point. The 6800xt is another step up in power that will be bottlenecked even by a 240hz display.
Keen? I should have shares in AOC the amount of times I've pushed that monitor! 😜
This makes me very happy knowing I'm considering this monitor for myself!
That monitor does look really good I like that, I’ll get that for playing my RPG, strategy games etc. Then maybe get this one for when I’m playing competitive shooters as I’d like the idea of having 2 monitors. [Competitor link removed - aoc-32-c32g2ze-bk]
If you're going for a dual monitor setup I'd recommend getting a very good monitor that can do it all. The [Competitor link removed - samsung-odyssey-lc32g75tqsuxen-32] is £40 over your £500 budget (although the two monitors you've linked are £780 together) but is a 240 Hz monitor which would be good for your competitives and it's also a 2560x1440 so you can have higher quality when playing your non-competitive titles. it's also curved if that's something that tickles your fancy. Although it doesn't have AMD Free Sync, but NVIDIA G-Sync, how much this changes the experience I'm not sure as I've never experienced either.
I was thinking that but not sure how much AMD free sync effects with this either haha
The G7 is G-Sync Compatible, but it is also classed as Freesync Premium Pro, so will perform admirably with an AMD GPU.
