First PC monitor

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Hey everyone I want to get a gaming monitor for my new PC my budget is £300, Id like it to be IPS 1440p, whats the best I can get? I dont know much about monitors so please advise me, Id like it to provide great visuals for Gaming so IPS and 1440p seem to be the way to go.
My PC build will have intel i5 6600k and gtx1070 dont know if that helps or not.

I dont know if these monitors are good but theyre in my price range

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/acer-4k2k-b276hk-27-3840x2160-ips-professional-widescreen-led-monitor-black-um.hb6ee.009-mo-083-ac.html

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/benq-gw2765ht-27-2560x1440-ips-widescreen-led-gaming-flicker-free-monitor-black-mo-110-bq.html

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/dell-ultrasharp-u2515h-25-2560x1440-ips-professional-widescreen-led-monitor-midnight-grey-mo-082-de.html

Thanks for any help appreciate it
 
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You will need to get rid of the competitor links :)

also if you went 24"..you could just squeeze in G-Sync :)...other options would be B Grade or get 1920 x1080 and run it at 1440 via DSR , or save a little more money :)
 
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If you buy from them be prepared for some eye watering shipping costs (£80 for the BenQ lol)

Out of them I'd probably buy the Dell though.
 
Oh man, big step :D

Hope u get something your happy with!

As people have said the Dell is quality unit and tbh the Benq is also

what games will you be playing on it?
 
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This Dell has G-sync

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/dell-s2716dg-27-2560x1440-tn-g-sync-144hz-gaming-widescreen-led-monitor-midnight-grey-mo-084-de.html

Im a bit wary now about acer and the like with the bad customer service reputation, so I might omitt the IPS and get a Dell TN monitor.

Mines arrived yesterday, I got lucky and snagged it for £390 (ordered it here over a month ago). I moved over from a Dell 1080/60hz/IPS, and for gaming the higher resolution/hz/G-Sync are amazing. I was extremely worried about moving to TN as I've always been a bit of an IPS fanboy, and whilst the colours etc are certainly not as good as my IPS was, it seems the technology has improved a lot since the admittedly cheaper TN panels that I tried a few years back, colours and viewing angles are better than they were back then.

I'm glad I made the compromise rather than play IPS lottery with many of the companies having sub part customer service.
 
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