"Recommend me a monitor" with an added complication:
I have a ladder desk which has 50cm clearance between the desk surface and the first shelf. Currently I have an old Dell 2001FP sat on it which is a terrific monitor and still going strong but it's about time I moved on.
I'm looking for a 1440p monitor. Preferably 27", certainly not under 25". Not ultrawide. There's a width restriction too but I think any 27" 16:9 will fit.
I've been eyeing up g-sync since I plan on upgrading my gpu in the next 12 months and the likelyhood is I'll go for nvidia since the lower power draw saves me getting a new PSU as well. (currently have a radeon 7950). It's not essential though
However it needs to fit in 50cm clearance and it can't be wall mounted, so it needs to have a low stand (or adjustable height to a very low position).
Any thoughts?
Budget is around the £500 mark for a g-sync monitor, £350 for a regular one. Flexible, but not massively.
I have a ladder desk which has 50cm clearance between the desk surface and the first shelf. Currently I have an old Dell 2001FP sat on it which is a terrific monitor and still going strong but it's about time I moved on.
I'm looking for a 1440p monitor. Preferably 27", certainly not under 25". Not ultrawide. There's a width restriction too but I think any 27" 16:9 will fit.
I've been eyeing up g-sync since I plan on upgrading my gpu in the next 12 months and the likelyhood is I'll go for nvidia since the lower power draw saves me getting a new PSU as well. (currently have a radeon 7950). It's not essential though
However it needs to fit in 50cm clearance and it can't be wall mounted, so it needs to have a low stand (or adjustable height to a very low position).
Any thoughts?
Budget is around the £500 mark for a g-sync monitor, £350 for a regular one. Flexible, but not massively.
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