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Thanks. I have made my mind up and ordered this: https://www.overclockers.co.uk/aoc-agon-ag241qx-24-2560x1440-tn-freesync-g-sync-144hz-1ms-widescreen-led-gaming-monitor-mo-048-ao.html As you say it is 1440p which is a nice little bump and 144hz. So a bit from column A and a bit from column B.

What is more important? Refresh rate or resolution? Is it best to go for 144 and 4k to future proof?

Okay everyone... Important news... I've gone mad and got a new PC. I am still writing this on my trusty Q6600 PC which runs Windows 7 perfectly fine. But the system as a whole is a bit eccentric and the screen does not come on when i re-start so i could never upgrade windows. And Windows 7...

I have occasionally popped up in the CPU forum to say how amazingly my Q6600 has been doing... but after a decade or more I have finally bought a new PC from Overclockers However... 1) should I get a new monitor? 2) And if so - what? My current monitor (thanks to OC orders tab I can see it...

The above Samsung monitor looks amazing and I reckon would quite possibly guarantee an immediate divorce

Update: My Q6600 still going strong! Well - my PC crashes a bit - planning to upgrade when Windows 7 is no longer supported

Hi Overclockers peeps, Just to report still using my q6600! In mid 2017. Seems to run the odd newer game I buy off steam. Runs the current version of office fine. Still use Handbrake to speedily rip DVDs (not commercial ones!) Still running Windows 7 - I could have updated to 10 but hey - if...

Hi, In what is a bit of a disaster for Overclockers in terms of trying to sell new kit, and possibly tempting fate, my Intel Q6600 Core2 Quad processor is still going strong. I can't even work out how long I have had it now - 7 or 8 years maybe? I have upgraded the graphics card twice since...