Monitor Suggestions to Match INFERNO-L2

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Dr_Turkeltin

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Is there any better for this price range to match the build? Would it make much of a difference if I pushed the budget to £400?
 
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Dr_Turkeltin said:
Would it fairly match the PC build as such? Or am I better possibly spending more on a monitor?
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No, it’s a decent monitor, it’s “budget” as in the manufacturer are considered budget but AOC have really disrupted the entry level market because they’re stuff is such high quality.

Some other alternatives are all nearer the £400 mark as stocks are short and prices have risen due to COVID, but the experience would be largely the same.

This monitor is a big step up though as has HDR10 which is usually only found on £600+ monitors, if you can step up to this it would be worthwhile:

ASUS TUF Gaming VG27BQ HDR Gaming Monitor, 27 Inch WQHD (2560x1440), 0.4 ms, 155 Hz, ELMB Sync, G-SYNC Compatible, Adaptive-Sync, HDR10 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07VW9ZD6Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_oKo4EbQRTZSN9
 
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nick_123

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I have the original monitor you’ve posted. Have a look here

Hi Just want check if this monitor suits my build.

Hi guys, I just want to check if this monitor is good enough for the build i am making. Also if someone can give me a better understanding or G Sync and Freesync as in diferrences ? And what is a good ms response time is ? Link to Monitor...
www.pcspecialist.co.uk www.pcspecialist.co.uk

Always have to factor in your own future plans and uses (and budget!) to these types of decisions too. I am very happy with the monitor so far although I’ve not yet pushed it too hard.
 
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Dr_Turkeltin said:
Oh right yes I understand what you are saying now. Would it definitely be worth upgrading to it then for gaming yeah?
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That ASUS really beats almost anything below £600 as there just isn’t another option with the same specs that includes HDR10.

HDR is a relatively new (to gaming) colour enhancement that really does make the image pop out and become much more vibrant. I’d say it’s well worth it.

www.trustedreviews.com

What is HDR gaming?

High Dynamic Range (or HDR) is the next big thing in films and TV shows. But what is HDR gaming and how can you benefit from it?
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Dr_Turkeltin

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I think I’m sold on the ASUS Monitor think I’ll definitely upgrade to it instead. And the Inferno is fully compatible with it yeah?
 
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If I was buying a monitor I don't think I could not opt for HDR to be honest. It takes such a small toll on the GPU but the contrast effect is huge.
 
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Dr_Turkeltin

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Oh really, that good? Definitely sold on getting the ASUS to match the build.

You wouldn’t happen to know if the Fractal Design Focus G case could hold the Inferno build? At the moment it’s case is out of stock and I already have the Fractal case.
 
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Dr_Turkeltin said:
Oh really, that good? Definitely sold on getting the ASUS to match the build.

You wouldn’t happen to know if the Fractal Design Focus G case could hold the Inferno build? At the moment it’s case is out of stock and I already have the Fractal case.
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Yes, it would be absolutely fine. I'm not sure if PCS would allow this sort of thing but you could certainly call and ask. I would personally prefer the Focus G to the V200 at any rate :)
 
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No difference to the system, maybe a difference to your eyes. It really depends how far from the monitor you will be.

27" is about the sweet spot for 1440p. 31.5" isn't too much of a stretch so it will likely be fine. The only issue is that the pixels may become visible to your naked eye.
 
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Dr_Turkeltin said:
Oh ok I see. Would you still recommend 27” then?
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I genuinely don't know. I haven't seen a 31" 1440p monitor in person to comment.

For me, the bigger the better. I love a big screen. But, I wouldn't want to see the pixels. What I don't know is if the pixels would be visible at this screen size.

Here is a discussion on it. Opinion seems to vary...

Is 32 inches (diagonally) too big for a 1440p monitor? - PC

For PC on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Is 32 inches (diagonally) too big for a 1440p monitor?".
gamefaqs.gamespot.com
 
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I genuinely don't know. I haven't seen a 31" 1440p monitor in person to comment.

For me, the bigger the better. I love a big screen. But, I wouldn't want to see the pixels. What I don't know is if the pixels would be visible at this screen size.

Here is a discussion on it. Opinion seems to vary...

Is 32 inches (diagonally) too big for a 1440p monitor? - PC

For PC on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Is 32 inches (diagonally) too big for a 1440p monitor?".
gamefaqs.gamespot.com
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I think it’s only the really sensitive “competitive” players that would notice pixelation at 32” on 1440p.

Ive seen one up close and couldn’t notice any pixels at all, was lovely.
 
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