Please recomend me a new Monitor to replace my 6 year old 24inch Samsung syncmaster

[slair76116]

I'm replacing my 6 year old Samsung SyncMaster 244T and would love to get some inputs as to what could replace it.

I can wait for this another 6 months no issues if needs be.

size must be minimum 29inch, I'll be using it for FPS mostly Battlefield 3 and 4

What I would love is a 34inch Ultrawide 1440P 144Hz 1ms gtg response IPS

That does not exist right ?

Cash is not an issue, I'm planning on setting up a SINGLE graphics card I7, 780Ti 16gig Ram with 1gig SSD Pc. all will be overclocked on air only

[El Mano]

30" @ 1400, I don't think that's going to look good.
I'd rather buy a 27 @1440.

[slair76116]

30" @ 1400, I don't think that's going to look good.
I'd rather buy a 27 @1440.

you mean to say at 34inches that resolution would not be high enough to give a smooth image?

but I don't think higher than that would not be very practical to be driven with a single card solution, even a Titan black or a 290x

[El Mano]

Yes, that's it. Pixel density might be too low at such screen size.
I had the same doubts a year or so ago and I finally bought a 27" 1440 screen, and so far it's been a great.
Anti-aliasing is almost redundant
It's a Dell U2713HM, I'm very happy with it but probably not everybody will say the same.

[slair76116]

Yes, that's it. Pixel density might be too low at such screen size.
I had the same doubts a year or so ago and I finally bought a 27" 1440 screen, and so far it's been a great.
Anti-aliasing is almost redundant
It's a Dell U2713HM, I'm very happy with it but probably not everybody will say the same.

What about those Ultra Wides, them screens are sexy

[v0dka]

The only website I know of actually comparing image quality in a meaningful way is trustedreviews.

There's so much more than pixel density, reaction time and screen size. Looking at the type of panel is not enough.

[Trigger5521]

May want to hold off for an Nvidia G-Sync capable monitor which will be available anytime now. Seeing as you will be gaming.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/asu...tor,25597.html

[STEvil]

Most 2560x1440 screens are 27" I dont think there are any 2560x1600 that are not 30"..

A single monitor at that resolution works fine, I run 90-140fps for the most part on my 30" 2560x1600 monitor with a single 290x.

[kromosto]

nice coincidence. i also want to replace my 6 years old syncmaster but the problem is here monitor prices are very very high and options are very small so don't know what to do

[STEvil]

Hold onto it for a while longer.. :/

[slair76116]

Hold onto it for a while longer.. :/

I am going to wait a little;

For those who have similar questions

Read up on
Light Boost
refresh rates 120Hz and higher
response rates 2ms and lower

I found this website blur busters of great value for information,

http://www.blurbusters.com/zero-motion-blur/video/

The 3 best monitors I can find at present for gaming are

1.) EIZO FORIS FG2421-BK 23.5-Inch Screen LCD Monitor
2.) ASUS VG Series VG278HE 27-Inch Screen LED-lit LCD Monitor
3.) BenQ 1ms GTG 27-inch High Performance Gaming Monitor XL2720Z

Since I have a 24inch already I want to get something larger, This is going to be my next monitor

ROG SWIFT PG278Q Premium Gaming Monitor

https://www.asus.com/us/News/xXtX0FNhXQWPrry7

My dream monitor, which hopefully will be available by 2019

34inch UltraWide 5,120x2,160 1ms 144Hz IPS

[kromosto]

i can wait till 2019 if that will arrive at that time