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Re: i want to buy for my son one TN monitor for 1080P . the

Post by JohnDongus » 16 Jan 2019, 11:29

look i want the 1080p and also i want 1920.1080 resolution



what is your opinion for this modeL?

https://www.asus.com/us/Monitors/VG278Q/ 1080P

in amazon i see that most people this monitor give very good reviews

for 1080P which monitor which you suggested me to buy>?

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Re: i want to buy for my son one TN monitor for 1080P . the

Post by JohnDongus » 16 Jan 2019, 11:30

read my previus post

i want to buy for my son one TN monitor for 1080P . the budget that i give is 400 euros max

i could give more money for to buy one ips monitor but the reasons why i dont want to spend a lot of money is because 1440p need more often upgrade tha 1080P

you need in 1440p to update very often the gpu card

i found 1 monitor for gaming but i dont know if it is good https://www.overclockers.co.uk/asus...- ... 9t-as.html

when this monitor released?is very old panel?

is this monitor very good for gaming and for 1080P;

what choices i have in TN panels in that budget? also do you believe that the newest TN panels like this monitor has better colors from some TN panels which released before 2 and 3 years?

because alot of people say that TN panels doest have good colors for gaming.

Most people what prefer 1080P or 1440P for gaming? because i know that 1440p is very good but it costs alot and you need every time to upgrade in new gpus

i dont know what opinion you have for the 1440P. do you believe that 1080P is dead? that most people dont prefer anymore to play games in 1440P?

can you asnwere me in all these things please??

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Re: i want to buy for my son one TN monitor for 1080P . the

Post by JohnDongus » 16 Jan 2019, 11:32

Most people what prefer 1080P or 1440P for gaming? because i know that 1440p is very good but it costs alot and you need every time to upgrade in new gpus

i dont know what opinion you have for the 1440P. do you believe that 1080P is dead?

what do you believe for most people that playing games in 1080P or 1440p;;

also will it be problem if the monitor will be 27 size for 1080P;; in games?

for 1080P what sizes gaming monitors are better 24 or 27??

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Re: i want to buy for my son one TN monitor for 1080P . the

Post by JohnDongus » 16 Jan 2019, 11:35

if i will buy one 1080P 27 size monitor will i have problems with pixels or another issues??

do you believe that one monitor 27 size is not good for 1080p? 1920.1080??

#can you tell me please//
because tomorow i must buy one monitor 1080P or 1440P and one vga card 2070 or 2080 RTx for 1080P and 1440P

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Re: i want to buy for my son one TN monitor for 1080P . the

Post by JohnDongus » 16 Jan 2019, 11:38

what you mean 1080p at 27" is going to look a bit grainy,?

what you mean?

also do you believe most people play in 1080P or 1440P games?

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Re: i want to buy for my son one TN monitor for 1080P . the

Post by RealNC » 16 Jan 2019, 11:43

1080p is fine. It's not dead. It's just that at 27", it looks a bit grainy, but as I said, for games and movies it's quite fine.

There's people who prefer 1080p, there's people who prefer 1440p, and there's people who prefer 4K. It's just preference. Personally I prefer 1440p because it's a sweet-spot between 1080p and 4K. It also depends on your FPS target. If you want 100FPS minimum at all times, then you indeed might need to upgrade the GPU in 2 years. But if you're fine with 60FPS minimum, then the 2070 is going to last a long time. Right now, the 2070 can easily handle 1440p. In fact, it can handle even 4K in many games.

Finally, 1080p will of course look better at 24". But again, in my opinion, 1080p 27" is still OK for games. Not for other uses though. But for games, it's OK. Not great; just "OK." I have both a 1080p 27" and a 1440p 27", and even though the 1440p looks much better, the 1080p is not too bad in games. It's only bad on the desktop (fonts in web pages for example look grainy) and everything is just too big. But games, they're OK.

"Grainy" means the pixels are too big and you can see them, especially in text.
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Re: i want to buy for my son one TN monitor for 1080P . the

Post by JohnDongus » 16 Jan 2019, 12:01

when you mean that 1080P is ok for games what you mean? this i dont understand/

in 1080P the pixels will be big?? i will have Grainy in 1080P monitors??why you dont be;lieve that 1080p 27" isnot great for games?>

because it is Grainy? in games>>
??

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Re: i want to buy for my son one TN monitor for 1080P . the

Post by JohnDongus » 16 Jan 2019, 12:03

i am interested in games only for this i am asking will i have grainy problems in 1080P 27 size monitors?

big pixels,, strange things and more stuff??

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Re: i want to buy for my son one TN monitor for 1080P . the

Post by JohnDongus » 16 Jan 2019, 12:04

so for 1080P which monitor are you sugested me to buy if i will go in 1080P,?

and also which monitor are you sugested me to buy if i will go in 1440P,?

budget 300-400 euros for 1080P and 1440P

can you tell me please?

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Re: i want to buy for my son one TN monitor for 1080P . the

Post by RealNC » 16 Jan 2019, 12:20

Why are you posting multiple times? Please stick to one post :-/

When I say "grainy", I mean this:

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The lower the pixel density of the monitor is, the more it looks like the left image. The higher the pixel density is, the more it looks like the image on the right. 27" 1080p monitors have a lower pixel density compared to 24" 1080p. But again: this is not a big problem for games. It is only a problem for the Windows desktop.
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