I decided to switch from a television to a "gaming" monitor to play on my ps4 and maybe connect my surface now and then. I would like to spend around 160 euro best under 200 euro. Well more than 60 hearts are not useful because the ps4 only manages 60. I already know that I would take one with 27 instead of 24 inches and looked for 3 monitors. Can you tell me which one is best or even suggest a better one? Or is there a reason why you would advise against one
1. https://www.amazon.de/...B071JH67KN
2. https://www.amazon.de/...B07W81B99G
3. https://www.amazon.de/...B073NTCT4R
4. https://www.amazon.de/...B01E9JS5Q8
I know that the Curved "only" manages 4 ms but think that the difference is minimal for me, since I'm not a professional gamer and have played on a rather old TV so far.
And which of the BenQ is the better I like it with the thinner screen edges, but it only has 5 ms and no TN panel. How important is that?
The BenQ and the iiyama monitor are both equally good, the Samsung is rather so well.
The response time does not really matter as long as it is under 5ms, the most important thing is the panel and the Hz number.
A TN panel with 144 Hz is best for gaming, but anything above 60 Hz should be enough.
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I would recommend that because at 27 inches 1440x1080p can lead to pixel counting
This has 75hz 103% srgb and 2560x1440
What should "count pixels" be?
That the resolution for the size of the screens is too low
If you can see the pixels.
That you can see the pixels if you are not sitting far enough away at the desk
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