AdviceHelp finding monitors for my build
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Hi, I am looking for 2 monitors that will look similar.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Budget: £500 total. Resolution: 3840 x 2160 4K UHD + 1920 x 1080 144hz Size: 27 " |
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Take a look at the MSI Optix range.
All the monitors look similar. I'm not too sure if they do a UHD 27 inch but it's worth a look. Good quality monitors for the money. |
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WatchingFromAFar wrote Take a look at the MSI Optix range. Thanks mate will check them out, I caught a glimpse of the range earlier actually but will properly look into them now |
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| i have 2 msi optix monitors and for the money you cant go wrong i would highly recommend them . |
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I definitely wouldn't be buying a 27" 1080p monitor. Will look like crap.
If I was adamant on a 4k60Hz monitor and a 1080p144Hz, I'd probably just get these since they're the same manufacturer; uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/ctzkc...-276e8vjsb uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/BmPQz...242e1gaj75 and just deal with the size difference. Although, honestly, at 500 quid, you're not far off being able to afford a 4k60Hz and 1440p144Hz monitor.. I'd probably aim for that and try get both at 27" or 32". Although, you'll probably have to settle for 2 different manufacturers if you don't want to overpay for one or both of the monitors. As long as they're both the same/similar colour though, I can't imagine a difference in the brand stamp being that much of an issue lol, especially if you get them both on a monitor arm anyway. |
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21 wrote I definitely wouldn't be buying a 27" 1080p monitor. Will look like crap. You make a good point with the 1400p 144Hz. Think ill start looking at those monitors. Thanks for the thorough response its appreciated! |
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