Spec me a 1440p Monitor

[Michael_10]

As per the title, just looking for an upgrade from a 23" 108p TN monitor. I've been at 120Hz so I'd like the higher refresh rate in the new monitor, and would also like to try out G-Sync,

is there anything that is 'cheap' with these specs? Or are we looking above £500 realistically?

 

[easyrider]

Dell Gsync 499inc

 

[Michael_10]

Been looking into the Dell and it seems promising, I know IPS displays are more expensive but I've never had one so don't think I'll be disappointed with a TN panel?

 

[Purgatory]

If you're going to spend £500+ on a monitor, look into the ultra-wide screens, at least you will get a wow factor and I believe 21:9 is going to slowly kill off 16:9 as did 16:9 to 5:4 and has even killed off 16:10, you can only find 16:10 in a few places under the professional range now.

 

[Spuddy]

has even killed off 16:10, you can only find 16:10 in a few places under the professional range now.

Don't all Mac's have 16:10 screens?

 

[5960xNvidiaGamer]

Rog Swift all day long, amazing monitors. https://www.overclockers.co.uk/asus...n-led-slim-bezel-monitor-black-mo-070-as.html You will find it within budget if you shop around.

 

[karthik_aps]

As per the title, just looking for an upgrade from a 23" 108p TN monitor. I've been at 120Hz so I'd like the higher refresh rate in the new monitor, and would also like to try out G-Sync,

is there anything that is 'cheap' with these specs? Or are we looking above £500 realistically?

Acer Predator XB270HA 27" 144Hz G-Sync Monitor

1920 x 1080 Full HD
G-Sync
1ms Response Time
DisplayPort + USB 3.0 Hub
144Hz Refresh Rate

Saw for £379 on amazon and e buyer

has everything you need but 1080p on a 27 inch. it shouldnt be an issue for games.