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Also, the image looks good on a CRT regardless of resolution. CRTs do not really have a native resolution like LCD and OLED have. They are pretty much resolution independent and everything will look good. For TVs, maybe. But for monitors? no. Every CRT monitor has a native resolution you can set th...

Yes and no. CRT monitors were better at -motion handling -motion blur -colour vibrancy -able to scale better at various resolutions (to an extent) Older games like 8-bit, 16-bit etc. especially look better on them because that's what the games themselves were also made on. This also applies to games...

Don't go on reddit, it's a cesspit.

With a quick search I found:
https://www.computeruniverse.net/en/p/6104-2PM
https://www.caseking.de/en/asus-tuf-gam ... s-240.html

Please specify which country and store(s) you're buying your monitor from. - I wanted to try 27" monitor but I don't know if that monitor is recommended for 1080p resolution No. If you're going with 1440p, then it should be at least 27" - Is it worth moving from 1080 to 2K. If yes won't display size...

Which country do you live in? and which store/website do you plan to purchase the monitor from?

It's 240hz as far as I'm aware.

I used my motherboard software to turn off RGB once. My BIOS ended up tripping over and resetting sometime shortly afterwards. Enough said.

I would say go for the PG27AQDM. However, this is around $1300 USD, so the next best thing for probably be the PG27AQN https://www.bestbuy.com/site/asus-pg27aqn-27-led-qhd-monitor-black/6544780.p?skuId=6544780 which is currently $918 on sale. However, if this is also too expensive especially since ...

I would say go for the PG27AQDM. However, this is around $1300 USD, so the next best thing for probably be the PG27AQN /site/asus-pg27aqn-27-led-qhd-monitor-black/6544780.p?skuId=6544780 which is currently $918 on sale. However, if this is also too expensive especially since it's 360hz and not 240h...