Really struggling
- Thread starter cleggy22
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Oussebon
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Unfortunately it's own to you 
In this price range you'd be hard pressed to pick a bad monitor.
Anything 27", 1440p, 144hz, with freesync (or 'gsync compatible') is exactly what you want. There are different features (whether the monitor has a USB hub included.. whether you really care.. whether it has a height adjustable stand, etc). There are different panel types - TN, VA mostly in this price range (~£350-£400). But there isn't a right or wrong choice, it's down to your preference.
Anything you like the look of is fine That Dell is a great fit, being not too expensive, a TN panel (ideal for competitive shooters) and having the right specs as above.
If you'd prefer deeper blacks and even more accurate colours at the expense of response time, and if you quite like a curved screen, then something like the MSI Optix MAG271CQR is an option.
In this price range you'd be hard pressed to pick a bad monitor.
Anything 27", 1440p, 144hz, with freesync (or 'gsync compatible') is exactly what you want. There are different features (whether the monitor has a USB hub included.. whether you really care.. whether it has a height adjustable stand, etc). There are different panel types - TN, VA mostly in this price range (~£350-£400). But there isn't a right or wrong choice, it's down to your preference.
Anything you like the look of is fine
That Dell is a great fit, being not too expensive, a TN panel (ideal for competitive shooters) and having the right specs as above.If you'd prefer deeper blacks and even more accurate colours at the expense of response time, and if you quite like a curved screen, then something like the MSI Optix MAG271CQR is an option.