Hello,
I upgraded my pc last year and now I'm after a new monitor. I'm not an expert in anything, just an enthusiast in gaming and photo editing. My initial research found a contradiction in priorities for these aspects so I was focusing on photo monitors but I just started looking at gaming monitors and I've found a couple that seem to meet both needs. So, I'd appreciate any comments on the following or any alternatives.
I have a £500 budget (but started looking at the discounted monitors as I love a bargain), Nvidia 4070 graphics and Intel i7-14700KF processor. I'm looking for a 27" monitor. I don't play fast games - Myst series, Talos Principle, The Room, old Doom. I use Lightroom and Photoshop. Also use for office purposes and generally wasting time online.
TIA
I upgraded my pc last year and now I'm after a new monitor. I'm not an expert in anything, just an enthusiast in gaming and photo editing. My initial research found a contradiction in priorities for these aspects so I was focusing on photo monitors but I just started looking at gaming monitors and I've found a couple that seem to meet both needs. So, I'd appreciate any comments on the following or any alternatives.
I have a £500 budget (but started looking at the discounted monitors as I love a bargain), Nvidia 4070 graphics and Intel i7-14700KF processor. I'm looking for a 27" monitor. I don't play fast games - Myst series, Talos Principle, The Room, old Doom. I use Lightroom and Photoshop. Also use for office purposes and generally wasting time online.
MSI 27" MPG 274URF QD £298.99
This seems better for colour gamut coverage as the Asus doesn't mention Adobe RGB.ASUS 27" Rog Strix XG27UCS IPS £338.99
This seems better as it is NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible but other research suggests AMD Freesync monitors work with Nvidia GPUs so maybe a moot point.TIA