1080p vs 1440p vs 4K Gaming Monitors - My Experience
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I've tested the best of the best. Here are my current thoughts on 1080p vs 1440p vs 4K gaming monitors.
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I REALLY want to buy a nice 31.5-34in 4K monitor but I cannot find any of the monitors I am interested in, in stock and I have been looking for MONTHS 😪
This kind of video reminds me of way back then I cant afford a high end pc with 144hz monitor. Now that I finally bought rigs that I wanted, I dont have the time, friends, same energy & skills I had back then. Now all I do is watch videos and casually play games (like stardew valley and such). Edit 1 : I would like to take this opportunity to remind all of you young & old gamers out there who’s currently are having a great time with your friend to cherish the moments of you all playing together. We don’t know how long we could play together.
I can relate. When I had the energy for gaming I had a shit system. Now all I do is stare at the RGB in my rig LOL.
Yeah, it does suck. I’m mostly too tired to touch my games. Funny how it works out that way.
Welcome to adulthood
On point. I can afford all kinds of things I couldn't back then, but now I'm years older and work most of the time. Who needs 4k for Hulu and Astroneer?
I spent a couple of years playing sims with a number of flight sticks. One day, I decided to buy an expensive Logitech G940 flight system complete with throttle and rudder control. Unfortunately, I didn't realized that while I was purchasing it, I was already a bit burnt out with flight sims. When it arrived my excitement in using it lasted around a month or two.
Keep in mind: 4K is very demanding for newer titles, but older titles from a few years ago and older can often run at 4K and well over 100 fps on a moderate-to-powerful machine, and they look phenomenal. As someone playing his way through a massive backlog, I can attest to this ;)
Still gonna be massive FPS drop, 1440 p is so much better even for those.
@Vaniq I can see what you mean. Some games don't hold up as well as others at higher resolutions. Yet other do and look great.
Witcher 3 is a great example of what you said. What a masterpiece of a game 😊
What size monitor do you play on? I've compared 4k and 1440p at 27 inches and I have to look really close to see a difference. Granted my eyes are not what they used to be, but the difference seems mostly in slightly clearer objects in the far distance. I'd say maybe a 5% difference, almost negligible. At larger monitor sizes I would agree that 4k is better.
can we have an update video on this topic for 2023.
Its pretty much the same. Monitor market has been pretty stagnant.
Time for an update
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I bought a 1080p 144Hz monitor late last year. I was originally planning on 1440p 144Hz but the jump in price between 1080p and 1440p was so big that it didn't make financial sense to buy 1440p yet. I figured I can save my money now, wait until I can get a newer GPU then buy the new 1440p monitor alongside, and keep this 1080p one as a secondary monitor.
Agreed
you bought the 1440p monitor?
Bruh are you there?
Did you get to 1440p or just jumped to 4k?
I was thinking of upgrading my 3060ti to a 4070, and my 1080p 240hz to a 1440p 240hz.
Well done video. Great detailed info at 5:38 . Finding your own personal sweet spot for your use case is so important. I know this is a gaming monitor video, but based on the recent uptick in VR market growth I think people also need to consider how that affects their equipment purchase needs. For example I am quite happy with my GTX 1080 ti for standard gaming at 1440p ( 4:11 Still hanging on!... out of necessity because of, ya know, scalpers) BUT I am really holding out for a reasonably priced RTX 3080 for VR purposes, and won't mind that it's a bit overpowered for my 1440p monitor.
I've been using a 1440p 144 Hz panel for the last 1.5 years. Now, when i have a 3080, it's really something. A nice sweetspot overall.
maybe ultrawide would be even better option for 3080.
@@justsomegamer2285 i prefer 16:9, to be honest. I never really tried 21:9, but i've seen those in the stores and such, and, uh, i don't think that's quite "my" thing. But maybe i'll give ultrawide a shot one day, who knows. Right now i'm rocking a 32" curved 1440p panel, and i love it.
@@LightyDust i have an Ultrawide 144hz Monitor and it's an absolute Dream for AAA titles and even most of the e Sports games
@@nanteeeeee ultrawide for e sports titles? never. i mean if you play them casually sure. but just simply never. and I own an ultrawide.. just will never use one for esports.
@@RingTalks its not as bad as you think it is fr
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Thank you so much for this video!! Totally relevant to my situation at the moment (just waiting for my 3080 I ordered last November to be delivered to me in a couple of months... 😫)
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already knew the answer, but still watched the video. good video for someone looking at newer displays for the first time.
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helped me alot...was in a dilema should i go for a 27" 2K or 28" 4K, you opened my eyes and made me realize 4K is in the moment not a good choice for gaming, even with a rtx3080 and i don't video edit or make any hardcore office work where would i benefit from 4K. Tnx and keep on the good videos.
Just putting a spec together for a new gaming PC and, along with others, your advice is invaluable Thanks - subscribed
I'm so glad I bought a 1440p 165hz IPS panel. It was very much worth the money. Much sharper than 1080p, much less performance cost than 4k. High resolution and high framerates. It's the most optimal resolution to game at right now. The sweet spot in my opinion
Yea prolly until 4K monitors get cheaper cause I can’t live without a 144hz monitor
@@jagason7494 me neither.
Lg ultragear?
does the size not bother yoi
I think the main benefit of a 4K display comes outside games. People always talk about how negligible the difference is in-game (which is mostly true) forgetting how much time we spend browsing and reading text, or using productivity applications with complex UIs, all of which look undeniably better on a HiDPI display.
This comment in underrated. I think most people have to make a choice because 1440p and 1080p can not multi task. if you are fine with this a single 1080p or 1440p is fine. For more people who work at home from time to time or do spend a lot of times on the web have a benefit from multitask. - 4k is able to go window side by side - 1440p ultrawide is able to go window side by side - 1440p and 1080p can always go 2 monitors to battle the mentioned conflict. for the multitask purpose the choice will be one of the three.
I agree with you about TN panels. You didn't mention VA panels though. VA is a good option if you like curved monitors. If curved IPS monitors become more of a thing then my opinion will likely change.
Awesome video as always. I'm 1080p 144Hz IPS squad myself. I really don't see the need for anything more personally. Maybe 1440P 144Hz IPS down the line. I am using a 3080 however.
Dude, your IPS vs TN advice is spot on! I have an IPS LG 34UM95-P (3440X1440) from 2014.......and last summer, I was shopping for a newer monitor, being jealous of newer technologies such as curved panels, Gsync, and higher refresh rates. I thought I had found the answer (at a reasonable price) in the ASUS TUF VG35V. Sadly, I didn't quite do my due diligence, and failed to notice is was a TN panel :/ I did use the new monitor for about 4-6 months, but all the eye candy in Cyberpunk made me realize how washed out the colors were on that monitor. So I switched back to the much older LG, despite its' relative drawbacks, and have been happier overall. Blacks are blacker, colors are deeper and more vibrant, and even though I'm sure it's Brightness is lower than the TUF, the deeper blacks more than make up for that. Lesson learned.
honestly, ips is so much better than every other panel, even though ur ips monitor is from 2014, its not worth the trade off of ur ips panel for a curved panel with gsync lmao.
Very good video. Concise and to the point. Thanks loads :)
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I have 5950x and 6900xt. I've been using 1440p 165hz monitor and changed it to 4k 144hz monitor. But I really do feel the lower FPS and the resolution itself did not blow my mind so I think I'm going to return the 4k monitor. It was not that kind of wow effect that I wanted versus the lost fps. I think I just need to wait OLED monitors to blow my mind, now 4k OLED monitor would be something to consider. I have 4k OLED TV and that is really something different than these IPS panels.
Great video sir , thanks for the information and your time
Your videos are so calm
8:33 THIS I got a 1440p display and for productivity work the difference is massive compared to 1080p
Do you do 100% more work on double the pixels?
@@gl4989 No, but you can get more work done in the same amount of time.
Even if you just do excel and ppt documents, 1440 is much more comfortable than 1080
Yeah I got an ultrawide and there's SO much space
@@RickieBeubie yep. Even the smallest windows UI setting at 1080p looks too big to me. 1440p is just perfect. In fact, on my older 4k monitor, I find myself setting the UI scale to 150% which is the exact same size as 100% on my 1440p monitor.
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I am still rocking 2x 1080p 144hz both ips freesync LG 27 inch and Aoc 24g2 🎉 Great video man.
Great info! 👍🏼
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If you want a 4K monitor, look for ones with large diametre panels, from 2014-2017, in auctions. They can be found for 200-300 bucks, mostly from liquidation sales. I've been using a 40'' 4K VA panel from Philips released back in 2014 and paid only 225 euros for it. Still came with the plastic wrap and energy efficiency label attached. The original price was 700 euros.
What is a liquidation sle
Another interesting question would be the state of gaming options for wider displays - 21:9 or 32:9 for instance. What are the best options currently, if you want that kind of width?
Love those wallpapers in the thumbnail
Great video, as always.
You can also get the best of both worlds if you buy a 24" 4K 120hz+ display, because you can choose scale down to 1080p whenever you want without any blurring using your GPU driver's pixel scaling option.
That's exactly what I've been doing.
Another good 1080p 144hz monitor for cheap is the Asus VP249QGR. I bought it last year for $160 and even with the skyrocketing prices of computer hardware it can still be had for around $200.
Thank you for the video!
WoW !!! you make some bad ass videos excellent information and quality, thanks man !
I had the GN27950-B for a while and both my friend and I had issues with HDR being blown out. Bright areas had no detail at all. It was fixable but a pain to do and only temporary. Now im just gonna wait for the PG32UQX.
1080p is wise in terms of financials😅 Edit: Guys finally I bought my 1440p 170 hz monitor ✌️😊 ASUS TUF VG27AQL1A
1080 in 2021 is wild, but I also think a lot of people will just skip over 1440p and jump straight to 4k in the next few years, so I don't think I'd want to buy a 1440p monitor right now either. Especially when you could just wait a bit, buy a 4k monitor and be fine for the next 10+ years. I've had my current 1080p gaming monitor for about that long, I don't really want to buy a 1440p monitor now and then upgrade it again in a few years when they're so expensive.
@@banboosythere are good 1440p 165hz monitors cost less than $400
@@blakexi7162 And is that supposed to be reasonable for a few years of gaming? I spent £200 or something on a 144hz monitor about 10 years ago now, and it's still going strong. If you spend a little extra on a 4k monitor, it's going to last you so much longer and be a more meaningful upgrade in terms of pixel density.
@@banboosy but it's not only about specs, a 144hz monitor now will have much faster response time compare to 144hz from ten years ago. I mean 400 for a few years is very reasonable for a thing that I use daily.
@@banboosy I see where you’re coming from, but I think it’ll be a while before 4K 120Hz+ becomes mainstream and affordable. I used a 1080p 144hz monitor for the past 8 years, and only now feel like 1440p 144Hz is at an affordable price (when you factor in the cost of the GPU) running it. Go for what you can afford I guess, but I think 1440p will be good for a number of years yet :)
Excellent video, thank you
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1440p 165hz Quantum dot display is great especially for singles player games, and since it isn't as demanding as 4k, you can crank up graphics to ultra.
Christ you're almost uploading daily, take it easy my dude, don't want you to burn out
Doesn't mean he's making them everyday. You can have a back catalog of videos, ya know.
thank you . was very helpful
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I've got the LG Ultragear GN950-b (with the160Hz firmware) paired with a RTX 3090 - sweet experience although I'd really like LG to allow "DP Deep Sleep" as an option toggle in their OSD. My second rig with SLI'ed 1080TI's runs a 165Hz 1440p ASUS monitor.
Do you have screen flashing black issue?
First of all, thank you for making buying monitors easier for us. I want to game in 4K but at the same time also want to have the best frame rate so after some research, I found what seems to be 2 monitors standing on top of others which are Asus ROG Strix XG27UQ 4K 144Hz and Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ 4K 144Hz. Which one is best in your opinion?
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Thx mate great monitor review
Thank You! That helped me a lot.
What's weird is that most movies are rendered at 2k 1440p but then upscaled to 4k, and if you play it on this it will be effectively downscaled to it's original resolution. Unfortunately 2k to 4k and back again doesn't scale well so by upscaling and then downscaling it will look fuzzy because every third pixel gets lost. I've never tried it but that would be my hypothesis. Unless the monitor miraculously gets rid of the same pixels that were interpolated in the first place.
I do think it is worth springing for a 4k panel for the simple fact that you can turn down gameplay resolutions on the fly. This greatly benefits literally everything else you can do on a PC. Watching movies, KZhead, web browsers, etc. The instant that 4k panels get around $400 I will definitely buy one.
Try the Gigabyte M28U, it goes on sale sometimes. 4K 144hz with HDR400
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Istg this is the best monitor video out there, love it
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1080ti x 1440p @ 144hz checking in here. 1440p feels like a great compromise for higher resolution while still allowing decent framerate. Maybe once I get a 3080 Ill consider a 4k monitor but I tend to like twitch shooters and 60hz might just not cut it anymore.
I always like the videos where the creator doesn't ask for it. Especially when they do a great job, like this one. 👏
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I bought a Dell S2417DG monitor almost 5 years ago and it has aged beautifully. It's 24", 1440p, 165Hz, and supports G-sync. There are almost zero 1440p monitors available today with pixel density that high, and it creates very crisp images because the small pixels have a natural anti-aliasing effect. I've said for years that 1440p gaming is the sweet spot in terms of real estate and performance. Even high-end video cards struggle to render 4K at high frame rates, especially with ray tracing enabled. The viability of 4K gaming has struggled to gain footing because even though GPUs have increased in performance over the years, the complexity of the graphical effects added to new titles has likewise increased.
That’s actually the same monitor I have too haha. It’s such a good monitor. The only bad thing about mine is that it flashes randomly at the top left every now and then but it’s for a split second. My brain has basically blocked it but sometimes when I’m watching videos on KZhead, I’ll notice it but since it doesn’t happen often I don’t mind. Gonna hold on to this until Samsung ark or if they ever release a smaller ark. Would love to see a 2 in 1 monitor ark instead of 3 in 1 monitor
Lol. Personally gaming on a 13.3" 2560x1600 monitor lmao. I'm a big sucker for high pixel density.
I went from a old 1440p TN panel to a 1080p IPS panel, love the IPS panel soo much. Here's why, the 3060 has the same performance at 1080p as the 3070 does at 1440p, 1440p is still too expensive, the drop in resolution was apparent to me but the increase in fps was even more so and more valuable to my enjoyment. With todays prices man am I glad too.
Now, buy 1440p VA, you will forget your IPS
@@calypsojordana3274 sold my desktop. Have a laptop with 1440p screen. Dlss and the like has kinda changed everything.
Very helpful videos. Subscribed. Also make a video on what resolution and refresh rate one should use for popular games like COD, GTA, FIFA etc…Hard to find on KZhead.
Got a 3080ti recently and while I already had a 144Hz 1440p monitor, it was one of those BenQ TN ones he mentioned - just upgraded to a 170Hz IPS (Gigabyte M27Q) - partly for better colours but also because this one specific BenQ didn't have freesync.
those wallpapers on the cover art... man i want them 🔥
I believe they are on wallpaper engine
Waited for this one for a long time... 1440p would be the pick over anything
That's what I'm playing at now and I love it
So RTX 3070 it is..
Would you recommend 1440p or 1080p?
@@fuahh if you can go 1440p the image quality is so much nicer
@@i_amChrisJxmes I'm going more for fps
Thx for the video, now I know what to buy!
It's awesome you gave the LG a shout-out, gaming TV's are a thing!
I gotta say. I've always been rocking low pixel density displays : my very first PC (that I kept gaming on for 5 years) was a MSI laptop with a 15.6" 1366x768 resolution. I then went to a 27" 1080p 60Hz panel, and about a year ago, I upgraded to a similar panel at 165Hz And though I have a quite powerful PC (3700X + 2070S + 32GB RAM) I just DON'T see the benefit of going 1440p I mean, I love the high refresh rate and i'm not bothered by the 1080^p resolution. That way I can push more frames in single player titles, and have a more stable framerate in competitive ones (not mentionning my PC just draining lower power overall thanks to frame limiters)
I wanted to buy a 27inch 1080p monitor because of the screen size but probably apart from gaming it hasn't got much use for other stuff like office work and streaming videos, which is what I was gonna do primarily. It'd just be too pixelated, I imagined. So I've ordered a 24inch 1080p 165hz monitor for now lol. I'll buy another one with higher resolution later on when I earn more money and pay off my debts lmao.
This guy is amazing, finally a person who takes higher framerate over a higher res.
Finally??? The vast majority of people including reviewers do this.
High refresh rate is pointless unless you're an epic gam3r
1440p 165hz is still miles better than 1080p just for the sole fact that unless you play comp its basically all you need
It depends on the game, games like Red Dead are meant to run at 60fps, trying to get high fps in such game is unrealistic. In fact some of these game engines have problems at high fps like GTA V. Games like Warzone, Valorant, CSGO or esport games are meant to run at high fps, then again CSGO and Valorant run at high fps even at 4k really easily
High framerate is 100% manditory, resolution comes next. For example, 1440p/165Hz/IPS is still the ideal monitor.
Awesome video. I will be picking up the LG 4k 144/165hz monitor with hdmi 2.1. Having the ability to run certain games in 4k or 1440p when needed is the best of both worlds as 60-120hz gaming on high and ultra settings is best for me.
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Never thought of upgrading my 1080 60hz monitor, and probably in near future too, since my concern is finding a good gpu and psu with at least 6 years of productivity
im thinking of upgrading to 1440p but I fear that if I do that my work computer will also need to be upgraded to a 1440p monitor since people say you can't go back once you see 1440p.
27" 1440p w/144hz refresh is my personal sweet spot. Love it, 4k is nice but you need high end hardware to make use of it. 1440 can be run on older hardware easy enough now :)
ips or tn or va what you chose?
@@hoshiyomineedmoresuitamin5489 IPS
@@hoshiyomineedmoresuitamin5489 lg nano ips all the way
Kudos, very helpful.
Peace be with you Your videos are always relaxed and informative, I like that. A question, at 7:05 you said "... those games can't run at 4K 160FPS..." Did you mean 160FPS or 60FPS? Thanks, have a great day/evening!
It's very hard for me to go back down to 1440p from 4k. I tried an Ultragear 1440p/144hz and I absolutely love the high refresh rate, but since I've been working from home and also use my monitor for my PS5, it's a difficult compromise to make when the 4k monitor is just more comfortable for not-gaming.
1440p monitor here and it looks identical to my 4k monitor
@@jhinabloomingflower807 may I ask what size your monitors are respectively? Currently trying to choose between 4k 144hz or 1440p 240hz.
@@alexymb4721 yes of course you can ask away,it's 27 inches it's a Samsung odyssey g7 1440p 240hz I believe
@@jhinabloomingflower807 same her eith my 1080 and 1440 both St 27 inch
@@funi1083 1080 doesn't look identical to 1440p there must something go wrong with that 2k monitor
I agree with everything in the video, but I also think it is important to "future proof" your monitor. For me, a monitor isn't something I change very often so if I buy a new one, I want it to be ready for any future upgrades I do to the rest of my rig. Right now, I am looking for a new monitor and with my 1060 graphics card, I doubt I can play many games in more than 1080p. However, I think the perfect monitor for me is a 1440p 144-165hz because who knows if I can change my GPU in 1-2 years.
did u upgrade your gpu?
@@Phoenix-zk2oe Sadly not yet. I want to but prices are still too high.
Just upgraded my ancient 10 year old monitor last year to the Lenovo Legion Y27q-20 last year. My first high refresh rate panel and it's been amazing.
Great video.
I went from 1080p 144hz tn to 1440p 165hz ips, and even tho im running rx 480 that is getting to the point of barely enough at 1080p now in some more demanding games, i think it was better choice to go with 1440p. Most games i play would not be able to run at 240+ fps even on fastest cpus so i think 165hz is better choice for me. This higher resolution makes upscaling with FidelityFX Super Resolution better, so i can actually have better looking games with no performance loss from 1080p. And on linux i can use it in almost every game, making it better for me for games that work on linux.
80-120fps over higher resolution, I would expect anyone else to also agree that have experienced it. 120fps (or higher) + 1440p is just fantastic. I certainly do drop graphics settings to get 80fps+, because it is totally worth that clear image. People on a budget (low-mid range cards) should be damn happy cause that DLSS 2.0 is freaking amazing too. One day... we might be able to even buy the cards :P
What graphics card do you have?
That's one of the most helpful vids I've seen in a while. Thanks.
amazing and very detailed video, automatic sub from me, makes the decision to choose 1440p way easier now
Have you done an up to date studio/ setup video. i think we would all love to see a vlog type video.
Need to see an AW2721D review vs the Aorus.
Get the Acer 1440p 270hz, it has amazing backlight strobing and the other two don't.
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I moved to §440p when I bought my 980ti (still got that!). Moved to a 2080super early lockdown (very good timing) but decided against 4K, and even now I think my overdue monitor upgrade may still be 1440p, but opt for some hdr and other bells & whistles rather than struggle occasionally pushing 4K
1440p for a 980ti and 2080s for 4k??? bro the 2080 super is a 1080p card
@@krxs15 2080super is a 1440p card bro
@@krxs15 The 2080 super is a 1080p card if you're tryna hit 300 fps lmao. My 3070 kicks 1440p in the ass and it's supposedly around that power range.
@@uncleurda8101 my bad, I prob meant 1440p
looking forward to LG27GP850 launched.....wow what a super monitor
Great video. I just need to get more into which monitors would be best for me. I need some learning about the FPS and hz lol I don't exactly know what they mean and what they do.
I have a 2080 Super that still pushes my 1440p very well and is my preferred resolution. Although someday I hope to have a 3080 at MSRP, yes I can dream.
MSRP 🤣 we're in the same boat, maybe in autumn
2080 super is basically RTX 3060ti so ye good for 1440p
Don't forget about the tariffs lol
2023 rtx 4080 is out, why no just get that or 7800XT 2022?
@@DuBstep115 I have 2080 and I am waiting for 4000 series
Me with a 1080p 60hz monitor and a pc that's 400$ - "hm yes I can afford this"
Same🥲
What a funny and original joke, i don't think ill be hearing this one again
Lol that’s exactly what I have
Me spending 4200 on a pc with 3080 i9 11900kf😂🤦🏾♂️
@@Ojbobby99 😐
Awesome video !! With one do you use ? I have the new alien ware R12 with the 3090 gpu, and all the goodies on the alien computer.
Great Video , it would be great also to give your experience on the new RTX 30s gaming laptops with UHD,QHD and FHD monitor please.
Patiently waiting for a monitor that comes with an HDMI 2.1
the new Lg 27GP950 does have one :D
@@AlexDiaz-sf4qj which one from CES you referring to?
@@starwatcher73 The 4k one
@Jay _TooGoated link please
Going from 60hz to 144hz a few years ago was a revolutionary experience.. so was upgrading from a budget 1080p TN panel to a 1440p IPS panel lol. I really do think it's the sweet spot
VA is better than IPS
@@calypsojordana3274 Depends what you're looking for. VA has worse colour reproduction, slow transitions/smearing and input delay. I'd go with IPS over VA every time for those reasons
@@tfromthasix1956 The good VA screens compete today with the best IPS screens on the problems you mention. And their contrast is so much better that in terms of image quality they are finally better than IPS on all points for casual games. And for competition, there are TN. If you can afford it and you don't do competition, a good VA screen will always be better than a very good IPS in terms of image quality.
@@calypsojordana3274 Thanks for the insight, you're more knowledgeable than me on the subject, but either way I'm more than satisfied with what I have at the moment..only issue is I haven't had literally any time to game since late November lol Edit: You said 'The good', which leads me to believe you're talking higher end panels right? To be fair the overwhelming majority aren't looking to spend that kind of money
@@calypsojordana3274 Va panel is definetly worse than Ips panel, youre prob just mad because you accidently bought a Va lol
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I like your video, and you are very good at explaining things in an easy-to-understand way. Thank You. I agree with what you were saying about a higher refresh rate on a lower grade monitor for gaming. My decision was based on wanting a great Movie and gaming experience. Hence, I went with the LG 4K, and I am using an RTX3090 to run it (Over-Simplified: Borrowing your words) but, I would be curious to know your thoughts on Monitors for individuals that do want the best of both worlds. It never seems to be talked about much. People talk about gaming/Video editing but not much about Gaming/Home Theatre options. Typically a larger monitor calls it a Home Theatre, but I have a very tiny desktop space, so I am doing what I can. Smaller 27" 4K Monitor with a smaller 5.1 surround sound speaker setup all stuffed in basically a closet-sized area. So that is all my facts. Do you have any opinions that you can think of? Regards, Mate.