Hi Guys, as the title says I'm looking for a 4k monitor for gaming.
I currently have a 2kmonitor at 144hz which I use for FPS games and that kind of thing, and it's great, but I wanted to try out 4k for games like modded Skyrim, Tomb Raider, Witcher 3 and so forth, where hz isn't as important.
Here's what I'd like from the monitor;
-IPS Panel
-4K (UHD)
-27" or slighter larger
-Great colours so the ones I'm looking at the moment have mostly had 1000:1 ratio, are there better than that for reasonable prices?
-I don't particular care for G-sync as it adds too much price to the monitor, I'd prefer to get a higher tier base monitor than a slightly lesser one with G-sync
Here's one I was looking at:
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/176e1084
My budget is probably up to £650, I would consider going slightly higher if it really made a big difference in quality. The one I listed has "fake HDR" is that bad? I just saw it as an extra option that I could chose to use or not use based on if I like how it looks.
I would greatly appreciate some advice!
I currently have a 2kmonitor at 144hz which I use for FPS games and that kind of thing, and it's great, but I wanted to try out 4k for games like modded Skyrim, Tomb Raider, Witcher 3 and so forth, where hz isn't as important.
Here's what I'd like from the monitor;
-IPS Panel
-4K (UHD)
-27" or slighter larger
-Great colours so the ones I'm looking at the moment have mostly had 1000:1 ratio, are there better than that for reasonable prices?
-I don't particular care for G-sync as it adds too much price to the monitor, I'd prefer to get a higher tier base monitor than a slightly lesser one with G-sync
Here's one I was looking at:
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/176e1084
My budget is probably up to £650, I would consider going slightly higher if it really made a big difference in quality. The one I listed has "fake HDR" is that bad? I just saw it as an extra option that I could chose to use or not use based on if I like how it looks.
I would greatly appreciate some advice!
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