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monitor help

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Based in the uk, I have a Dilemma, i previously bought a new pc and purchased a new monitor for it to replace my 24" lcd 1080p the one i choose was a budget AOC Q24G4RE 24 inch ips monitor as i was a bit short of cash after buying the new pc plus i didnt want to spend a lot of money on the monitor at the time, not i have had it for a number of months i dont really see much difference between it and my previous 1080p infact the 1080p monitor does seem better, now my question is do i upgrade to a 27" monitor or do i spend more on a better quality monitor or do i just make do with what i have. Main use for the monitor is gaming and general web browsers and research so i am thinking an oled would out of the question because of the burn-in problem. I decided to ask a couple of AI search engines the question and one said to increase the size to 27" and get a oled but the other said that the 24" was the best option and to stick with what i had, if i was going to buy a new monitor my budget would be £200-£400.viewing distance is approx 28-30inches or about 70cms.
 
checked its set to 180hz in windows and a sync is on. one thing i do notice everytime i compare both monitors is that my old monitor just seems brighter, like the white in windows seems so much brighter, the new monitor is on 100% brightness.
 
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