What is The Best Monitor Size For Gaming 2021?
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2021
- In this video Jay talks to you about the best monitor size for gaming in 2021!
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this was insanely helpful, like on so many levels. I was kinda just hoping to get a good non-shaky video on the size differences, but your criteria for each one was extremely well informed. Thank you very much!
The best explanation I could find for a beginner with a monitor thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I started on a 27 and when I got a 24 wow I love it way more I can see the entire screen without stressing my eyes to much by looking out of my peripherals all the time 24 for the win for sure
Thanks :)
What if you went even smaller? A 22”?
@@62whoshotya what if you get a display port to usc c and play games on your phone... why stop there, warzone on a smart watch!
@@pulsegaming2152 yooooo 🤔
@@pulsegaming2152 Dont tell elon musk he’ll make it and then we’ll never be able to get away from gaming.
I am on a 32" 1440p Monitor now for over a year and i love it. I had 27" WQHD too and the higher Pixel densitiy is nice but i love the immersion i get from a 32" inch, also for ME and that is preference, i like competitive FPS gaming more on 32" inch. I only ever played on 90FOV and turned it up to 110 and have no problem seeing enemies on the sides of my screen because my reaction is triggered by movement, humans are build to see everything even a flittle ly that is far far in your peripheral vision. Ohterwise we couldn't have survived lol.
I'm thinking really hard to buy either 32" 1440P or 27" 1080p, which do you prefer? I was leaning towards 32" 1440P though but I'm worried we can see the pixels or it's will look smooth? (I'm seating at around 60-70cm / 23.5-27.5inch away from the monitor) Please share your thoughts : ) Appreciate it
@@shimamura5669 I just bought a 32” 1440p LG from Best Buy $150 off right now
@@shimamura5669 27" 108p is worse than the 32 " inch one because 1080p on a 27" has lower pixel density, meaning the picture is not as shark as on the 32" 1440p if you can get a 27" with 1440p it would be ideal
@@Lyachos hey bro so nowadays It seems like there's a bunch of different brands making the 27" 1440p.. any brands you would recommend? I'm trying to find one on Amazon that isn't too expensive but not gonna break on me or something
Depends on type of games played, depends on competitive vs. Casual, depends on how far back you can sit from it, depends on budget... I'm saying 48" oled mounted to wall behind desk ftw.
How does this video not have more than 125 views!?
another great video!
I just recently bought a samsung odyssey G7 monitor for competitive Warzone and its AMAZING
Thanks, Danny!
The 30 or the 27 been wondering if 30 is too much for gaming
@@wzrd.7471 it’s 32*. And no I don’t think it’s too big for gaming. Nothing is too big for gaming. I gamed on huge TV screens my whole life and trust me I was the best.
Competitive Warzone... lol...
Dude you're a puppet in a SBBM simulator. No such thing as competitive Warzone.
@@SuperYtc1there is now.. dude was living in the future I guess.. 😅
Building a pc for gaming and business and i personally found this super helpful 👑
I like my 24inch for gaming but I'm itching for an upgrade cause I want a large surface for split screen work (programming and art) but I also just had to replace a dying hhd and a broken keyboard
27" 1440p is the sexy spot for sure. Never going beyond this size or res.
Thanks a lot, as someone who got a PC during covid I couldn't go to the store and see which size feels right, and I'm a console gamer so I play on tv which is like 58 inches so I didn't know what size is right and how big it'll be
very much depends on what type of games you want to play, in my opinion you can go slightly larger with story based games but 24 to 27 inches is better for competitive gaming
@@WePC I like destiny, valorant, Minecraft ofc, and ghostrunner
I had a 49 inch super ultrawide. I replaced it with a 32 inch 4k monitor with a 28 inch side panel. I like this setup better
What do you use the side panel for? I always see super cool looking gaming setups and stuff but I've never owned my own pc or anything and I'm really interested in investing. I definitely don't want anything cheap that will break or make me want to upgrade, but I don't need the best of the best y'know? Any suggestions?
@@hutrillz.official I use the side panel for discord or whatever else kind of window I may want up. When I'm using Flight Sim I have Navigraph on the second panel
got a 27inch and was happy with it i got the same model but in a 32inch. after 32inch i cant go back, looks small
How far you needed to stay from, and what about the resolution, is 32 at 2k enough I'm using 27 fhd right now and wants to change
Just ordered a 32” 1440 to upgrade from my 27” 1080!!
@@IrishCrickets how do you like it
@@concernedcitizen6111 i’ve had it for a few days it is incredible awesome I need to sit across my room
@@IrishCrickets how far do you sit? I'm playing from 60 cm away and my monitor is 27".
I currently have a 22 inch monitor which I have no problem with. The problem is the TN panel (bought it for the 1ms response time), but overtime, it just pales in comparison to my OLED phone and 4K TV.
bruh tn panel is worst
go for lg gn800 27inch ips 144hz 1440p at 300$ and below
use your tn panel as a secondary monitor
tried in my 4k 50'' TV 120 hz and it's fantastic. Already have a 27'' 1080p 60 hz monitor, always thought it could be bigger, maybe 28''-30'' would be the right size for 2k with 165 hz...
I own an RTX 3080 Asus Gaming Oc and multiple 27" 165hz 1440p monitors both ips and Tn like LG 27GP850, Asus Rog PG278QR etc. having said that my best experience is with my rarest monitor that combines the best of everything. Dell S2417DG which is 24" 165hz 1440p. The benefits i find in this one are exactly what i need, Tn panel for super fast and sharp responce times and input lag, 24" for comp gaming due to peripheral vision and muscle memory , 1440p for insane clarity and visibility which in combination on 24" actually has insane ppi density makin every game feel like 4k. Everyone can buy it used for about 180$ try it out and im sure u gonna LOVE IT. My dream monitor would have the following specs: 1440p 25" 190hz Tn panel which ofc doesnt exist.
I’m good with 24, I used to play on a 22 inch monitor but 27 doesn’t look that bad although I wouldn’t play on a tv
hey guys, i have been using a LG 27 inch Widescreen 2560x1080 for gaming for 4 years now ( its due an upgrade due small screen flickering ) and it has been great, though it is not curved, i never head too much issues seeing distortion in games, unless you increase the FOV above 92 ( roughly )!
but i can definitely recommend going for a 2560x1140 if you really want widescreen,
2560x1080 gives bllack bars on video players, taking up about 20% of the screen :/
i think im going for a square screen again though
i have bought the same monitor it is coming tommrow i have a small question my monitor is 2k 144hz but the thing is my pc is not capable of going above 100 fps in low setting in lot of new games so what resolution do i select while playing 1920*1080 or 2560 and does running on 2k give even lower fps? pc i3 2130 and rx 570 4gb,8 gb ram
@@pupicupi6040 it shouldnt really matter what resolution you select, except for preference, your potato computer will try to do its best either way!
in my opinion, why even bother seeing 1920 on a big screen, that defeats all the purpose :P
What do you think of 48 inch c1 oled for the ps5
Your so lucky that you have so many good stuff like headphones and moniters. I'm just grateful for what I get but sometimes I'm not so greatful
Please make a video comparing 1080p 240hz vs 1440p 165hz if possible
Noted!
The difference in 165hz vs 240 hz is not as high as 1080p vs 1440p. 1440p with > 144 hz on a 27" monitor is the sweet spot until, in many years, 4k 32" monitors with 240 hz are worth buying
What games are you playing to play with 240+ fps lmao
Thanks. Subbed!
27” definitely seems to be and feels like the sweet spot both for availability and ease of use at healthy ergonomic distances. Going larger is basically sacrificing peripheral capabilities for a more immersive experience. Only reason you should go smaller in size is lower price tbh. Either way I just purchased a 32” g7 and I think 32” will become hugely popular in next few years. The curve helps the g7 overcome its size for competitive type games
100%! Thanks for your input!
Not really, competitive gamers use smaller size monitors in order to see more without turning their head.
@@Sm00thieK tell Zlaner that....
@@Elguapoe Who is that?
@@Elguapoe He uses a 25-inch monitor for his main game screen, what even is your point?
32inch I think is the best that feels like the sweet spot for having a big display u can see but not having a monitor that is too big or breaking the bank
hi bro i need your recommendation please suggest for me 32 inch 165-175hz gaming Monitor For Specially CSGO, i am waiting reply
Okay guys, hear me out! Ive been using a low budget setup (im still using a GTX970) paired with a 60Hz 21" 1080p monitor for the past 10years, I just ordered a mid end rig (I5 13600K, RTX4070) and looking to upgrade my monitor aswell. I mainly play esports titels but not on a high level anymore such as Rocket League, CSGO and League of Legends. Im looking to play Apex Legends again since my current rig couldnt run it anymore. I do like to play GTA5 , Hell Let Loose, Path of Titans and DBD but my current system struggles in these titels. Im really debating between a 144hz 24" 1080p or a 144hz 27" 1440p monitor... And, for the prive of a 27" you can almost get 2 24" 144hz 1080p monitors. What do you guys think would suit my need the best?
If you are playing an fps game competitively, then 1080p 24 in is probably the best (also affordable). Personally, I think 1440p 27in is also great for competitive fps while not sacrificing for everyday usage. I would personally go with a 1440p 27in a monitor over a 1080p 24in monitor assuming both are 144hz/165hz. If it is a 1080p 24in 240hz vs 1440p 27in 144/165hz, go for the first option if you want the biggest competitive advantage.
I prefer 24 for fps pretty easily but 27 is nicer for other games
What About 1440P 27in and 240hz ?
Just a note re 1440p 27 vs 32. On 32 the bad guys are a bit bigger...................................helps in FPS where ranged shooting is common in my experience. I did work the numbers out a long time ago and think this is correct. Of course PPI take a hit so it becomes your own preference at the end of the day.
I used to play on a tv 32" but at the moment you have to look the corners ......o boy you gain 5+ neck muscles... Then a few day I start to use an 14" screen ....but for the distance of my desk Is to tiny like I can see everything but is like I'm forcing to much my vision and when I move the mice it's feels not right xd so recently I buy a 24" screen is shipping right now ...so I'm kinda excited bc is not to big but also not so tiny and I think is perfect for fhd and 75Hz now I'm watching you to have an other perspective
I just got a 24 inch monitor and holy crap it’s large I had to get a new monitor as my dell 1280 x 1024 died so I had to get a 24 inch as I noticed games are slowly not supporting 1280 x 1024 and if they do it’s not implemented well and stuff is half on the screen and half off and other issues
So I am trying to figure out the monitor market and I bought 2 32 inches. A TUF Asus 1080p. And a g5 1440p for a not seamless but a pretty big honking view space. First gaming monitors I ever bought. Kind of dinking around to find what I like best. So far the AA smooths the 1080 games for me. But I also think there's a bit less ghosting on the TUF.then the 1440p. I'm doing some testing in games right now
i got a 27” monitor and i think it’s too big, however i’m used to playing on my 15” laptop so i think i just need to adjust lol.
i'm in the exact same spot rn lol
competitive gaming = 24inch 1080p (if its moba/fps then lower the resolution prob 1280x720) and 240-360hz, if its 144-240 then TN (yeah gotta sacrifice from color accuracy and viewing angle etc. but no ghosting and other issues), for single player gaming (aaa title) 27 inch 1440p and if you got a decent hardware then 4K, 32 inch ? I hate those especially curve ones.. they are not good with any usage either its daily or gaming or work related.. yeah some people may like them for racing game but are you gonna pay a fortune just for racing setup?.. I'm happy with having 1440p 27inch for daily usage/work/single player stuff and 1080p 360hz sub monitor for competitive gaming.
Fortnite: should i choose a 24 or 27 " monitor? With 1080p or 1440 resolution? 165hz or 240hz? I have Legion 5 Ryzen 7 rtx2060 notebook with mini usbc displayport 1.2.
i play fortnite on a 27 inch monitor with 1080p and 165 Hrtz its called "lenovo g27c-10" honestly its the best
I have a 24" 1440p and a 27" 1440p, the picture quality is much better on the 24" one, due to the higher PPI. And I don't need to use scaling in windows.
@Central Based Agency 24" 75Hz.
27" 165hz.
TN panel, correct?
Hey can I ask if I downscale a 24 2k to 1080p will it look bad?
@@chanhtran2548 if a 24 one then no. But 27 yes
I hate tall monitors but like wider ones, what Id like to buy is a 24' height monitor but larger like a 27' or a bit shorter on what would be a 26'.
why is there so much 27inch monitors in my area i can hardly find 240hz 24inch
Thanks bro
I bought a 32" curved AOC 1920x1080 240hz yesterday for about 240 € in sweden. Going to use it in our racing simulator we build in the bedroom 🤪. Before we hade a aoc 27".
It's gonna look way too much pixelated, it's already annoying on a 27 inch monitor
Wanted 27inch one but bought 24 one. I love it
Same man, I had hard time picking between aw2720hf and aw2521hf. Ended taking the 25 inch monitor.
@@kristis3755 i have a 24 inch 144hz and thought of upgrading to 27 inch or upgrade my processor, idk what to do 😭
Well if you want bigger screen then go for it. If you are fine with 24 one then keep it. I also had hard time choosing between 25 and 27 inches monitors. Ended up getting 25 because of performance and quality.
Im thinking of getting a 32" monitor 200hz for FPS.
is it a good idea
Any suggestion on what size montior to choose between 27 or 32 inches when im gonna be about 15- 20 inches away from the screen at my desk ? I would love a 32 inch but im not sure if it seems that practical sitting that close , i definitely want a decent sized screen but if anybody who sits up close to their monitor can give me any suggestions or tips it would be helpful .
@rinxhz thank you for the insight . Im usually the type to lean forward alot on my desk because i sit for hours so this helps alot with me making a decision .
@rinxhz how far back do you sit? just got my first monitor and it's a 32"
@rinxhz DAMN
i saw 27 inch and 32 side by side ,honestly 27 is sweet spot for me, 32 is just too big
4k big tv with good hdr, low input lag and a console ❤️ loving it way more than my 1060 6gb, however i still going to get and ultrawide
get a better card and yu will feel differently
@@_BlueCollarGamer Good luck to him to find a graphics card that isn’t over 1000 dollars in this market right now
1440p 144hz 27inch monitor is perfect for an Xbox series x, 24 inch 1080p for series s
I went with 32'' and honestly I don't really like it, I should have gone for a 27 '' monitor instead. I am about 3 feet away but I still feel like it's a little overwhelming for my eyes since I still get headaches. Now I'm debating on whether to buy a 27'' monitor or get a bigger desk and some ambient light & try to work with what I have...
Same man, i will probably sale mine and get a 27😓😓😓
i m going for 28 inch asus 4k 144hz after seeing this comment thanks
@@mr_super_saiyan3499 😂😂😂 glad I could help! Life’s too short to be uncomfortable
some people want big screens to be immersive, well it worth buying VR then...
I feel 27 is best size
yeah i have a 27" 2k monitor and for a while i was thinking about downgrading to 27" cus i thought i had a 32" because the screen space u have to take in at once is just that oppressive at times, especially since i play a lot of fps and my eyes are jumping all around the screen i wish 26" monitors were more common cus i just feel it could be a hair smaller.
I have a PS5 and im looking to get a 27inch- 32 inch moniter should I get a curved one?
What u got?
what monitor should i buy to run 120 fps 1440 p on the xbox series x?
144hz monitor
The “Samsung LC32G55TQWNXZA 32.0" 2560x1440 144 Hz Monitor”. Yes that’s what it’s called💀💀. That’s the name it had on pc part picker. Goes for 300 US as of right now
@@dslcheetah6929Sony: finally a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary
What do you think for 32 inch 1440p 144hz 1800curve monitor? Is that ok for gaming in general
if you do not care about a lower ppi (average viewer will not care about this) at that size then go for it, 32 inch is best for console gamers who like single player campaign games, playing shooter games might cause eye strain if you sit at a standard desk. the 1800 curve would barely be noticeable so that will almost look same as a flat screen. good deal in general tho!
@@yashcharan9649 thanks
If you're really into competitive gaming then the answer is obvious but if you are like me and just like gaming in general, ultrawide is just amazing.
Definitely!
no. The answer is not obvious lmfao, why do you think we are watching this video ? 😆
What’s the answer?
@@vilmapineda4813 24
@@vilmapineda4813 27 is in the middle, not to big, not to small.
i just kinda jumped back into desktop gaming and got a sweet 32 inch. Its amazing but very overwhelming. idk if I can do this lol
I ended up returning it and getting the same monitor but 27" even tho it was the same price. Couldn't be happier
What's your sitting distance from the monitor?
@@EV_AN09 about 20 inches
i prefer 27” cuz it makes my aiming more accurate and smoother in minecraft pvp
I play apex legends on the original ps4 what kinda monitor should I get I was debating weather a 27 or 32 inch monitor
I think it might be limited to 60fps on ps4 so refresh rate isn't really an issue so a larger monitor might be ok for that game
What about if I game on contoller and im not trying to be a crazy sport gamer but like playing competitively. I don't like sitting super close up to the screen and I'm not gonna need to cuz I'm not on mouse and keyboard I'm on contoller. 27 inches seems just to small for me and all of you claiming that 32 inches hurts your eyes are yall playing on mouse and keyboard? If so that would probably have a factor of why a 32 inch would mess with your peripherals. I want my gamelplay to be immerisve but still competitive. I'm stuck between Samsung 27 inch g5 and 32 inch G7. The G7 is twice the price of G5.
I don't understand the need for larger monitors unless we're talking about gaming on 13-15" laptops, you are going further away from the screen as the size increases, one basically can have this much of a content comfortably focused within your field of view. maybe, unless we're talking about eye health related issues but who actually cares more about this than their gaming experience lmao
edit: Also, i'm just assuming things. I do not have experience with large monitor setups myself, laptop user here.
I have two 32 inches. I'll be frank. Im still deciding.these are my first monitors and I just keep finding new info all the time. I may be getting a couple of 27 inches in the future, but for now I'll stick it out. So far 32 seems to be the limit for gaming on 1080 and 1440p. The curve does seem to help quite a bit. But I would love to give a 27 inch. But I guess. Who says I can't just go get one and add it to my collection?
Best monitor for gta v? Ultra wide or regular. Amd should i get a 4k?
I’m trying to find out the same thing but not for gta just in general
@@grrrr7682 my OLED had been working great this whole time so if u have a really good 4k tv u should be straight
I play GTA5 ultrawide 3440x1440p, i would never go back to 16.9 even at 4k
Best monitor size for a single player gamer and with PS5?
So if you don't have £1000+ for a new TV, what would you suggest as the best Monitor for the Xbox Series X. I've done a lot of looking around and I'm lost.
I’m having the same issue. But I think I’ve settled on a solution.
First ask yourself what games do you play? FPS and racing? Focus more on 120hz. From what I see from windows website the resolution drops to either 1440p or 1080p to get those higher frame rates anyway.
Open world and adventure games like star field, outer worlds, elder scrolls go for 4k 60hz.
Newer games like dead space remake and resident evil 2 3 and 4 are supposedly 4k 120hz but it seems it’s upscaled 4k and not true 4k. Also from what I find is the idea that developers make those games at 40hz and use clever trickery to give an illusion of the smoother 120hz by processing the same frame repeatedly.
With this in mind I’ve come to the conclusion that the series X is actually a 1440p 120hz console with 4k60hz capability.
Also a series X cost £450. spending more than £350 on a display makes little sense to me. I definitely wouldn’t go above £450.
There’s plenty of awesome 1440p 144hz monitors at £300. Otherwise a 4k tv is still a safe bet.
27” IPS panel at 1440p and 4k is so little difference in visual quality at that size. IMO.
Once you start going above 32” 4k starts to become noticeable compared to 1440p.
Personally I’m considering a 32” VA curved 1440p 144hz panel. Being colour blind, colour palette and true colour is lost on me anyway so I can take that hit easily and I mostly play games like Skyrim, fallout, outer worlds, Witcher so the more immersive feel is what I’m going for, I’m also gambling on the idea, in time more developers will account more for 120hz at 1440p. Especially as ps5 got an update to now have 1440p as an option
But I think 4k 60 hz is what most console gamers will have as they’re likely using tv’s and developers will focus more on that spec.
Also don’t forget that the very existence of the series S will throttle this generation of consoles to the 1080/1440 range anyway.
If your 4k tv is still good , save yourself the money.
Aim for 4k 60hz or 1440p at 144hz.
4k 120hz is nothing but marketing. It can’t be done on this gen.
thankyouuu :)
Can anybody tell me which one is better a 1080p 24 inch or a 1080p 27 inch
Watching this on my 19 inch monitor which is still going strong 15th year, to me 24 inch sounds MASSIVE for a screen you're supposed to sit close to.
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Hello 1440p IS good on 32 inch ? Thanks you
Same question
S3221QS best 32 for price?
Still debating between the 27 and 32 inch for the G5 odyssey. I want the immersion from the 32 but feel like I'll be sacrificing the resolution quality with it being 1440p stretched over 32inches, and improving the picture quality is an important aspect of me buying a monitor over my 1080p tv I have currently. Any suggestions to sway either way?
1440p 32 is still better then 1080p 24
27 honestly I had a 31.5 inch monitor and I hated it. It hurt my back and my eyes strained go 24 or 27
You should get the 32 inch version so the 1000R curve is not too steep, Trust me.
@@coolmariofilms flat or curved screen
@@Mistyfgdf flat
i cant wait to upgrade to 27' 4k ips 144hz monitor since it be perfect for games i play and with rtx 3080 i should avr 60fps or more
Dammn
At the very least 100 frames
@@cl1nkzy nah man you need 360fps
@مُحنك what is wrong with you
Can some one help me
I just got a 32 inch monitor with 165 Hz
I found one for the same price but in 240hz and 24 inch I can still refund my 32 inch and get the 24 inch 240hz but I also like watching movies and shows on a big screen but I also want to play games in high fps what should I do?
Should I stick with my 32inch or should I refund it and get the one with 240hz 24inch pls help me decide
if you are playing competitve games like CS:GO then having a higher refresh rate can give you a slight advantage, but the difference between 165hz and 240hz is only very small so unless you are a serious competitive player then you might be better sticking with the larger screen so you get a better experience watching movies.
@@WePC Thank you so much
hey bro what did you end up doing ? I'm in the same predicament I love 32 inch for single player games and love 24inch for competitive shooters but idk what one to stick with.
What size is the best for warzone 24 or 27?
24 is the best especially for a competitive gamer
I disagree about the consoles. If your are on next gen I recommend you get a monitor. They have monitors not he market that carry usb 2.0 to get the most out of the console and monitor.
So I use 2 24.5 in monitors and a 27in curved
24 - 30 inch is best but those 55inch tvs are great though too
I'll ask 1 question - Saving for series x - what monitor do I buy....to run 2 games...Call of Duty and Forza . Don't play anything else. Coming from xbox 1 series s with a 27" sansung tv. Do I get a 4k TV or is a monitor quicker. Will it make me shoot people faster. Will the 4k be great visually and go well with the series x or will a monitor be better as call of duty and forza only go so high anyway, Absolutely clueless.
A monitor would be better for call of duty
buy the 1080p 144 hz monitor 24-27 inch. Anything bigger would bother your sight by seeing the blocky pixels.
@@slumy8195 yeah that Joewo streamer uses 1080p and was wondering why....high refresh rate no point buying something crazy expensive because they aren't there yet. Cheers
@@slumy8195 but then I'm thinking why have a machine....series x if it plays games in 4k and only use a 1080p monitor - this makes no sense.
@@beyourownhero5048 up to you
32 insh 2k best or no ?
where is side by side comparison ?
24” hands down, I just recently moved from a small laptop screen though so maybe I’m biased but 27” is,,, huge LMAOO
Thats not huge lmao have you seen the Samsung ultra wide 59" inches 240 hz compared to 27
@@mrfootball7184 well I've seen a 49" screen so yeah ik 24"-27" is like the to-go size for gamers but being on a 17" screen for years seriously messed with my standards.. I've been screen-deprived (LOL) & I had to return my 27" screen for a smaller size...
@@peachypers I’m in the same boat as you. Used a 15 inch laptop for a decade and now struggling to make a decision on a monitor. I am using an old 30” lcd tv on my desk to see how it feels. Pain. Exhaustion. Lmao. Let me know if the 24” doesn’t leave you feeling like you are missing out.
Its not huge. Id rather use a 15 inch screen on my laptop than a 27 inch on a desk
@@peachypers me who is coming from a 13" laptop and wanting to get a 34" monitor:😐
Im kinda late here but, im in the monitor market for a while and i want a quick answer. 24 inch 1440p or 27 inch 1440p?
Bro didn't get his quick answer 💀
Let there be a reply once every year
i just got samsung g5 32 and idk if i like it or not yet lol
Still debating between 24 and 27 what do you guys think
same
24 for eSports, 27 for story based 1st person games
32 inch
27ich is my favourite went from a 24 inch
1:56 how is that samsung g9 when the monitor literally says alienware on it
I have a 27" 144hz 1080p. Should i sell it, and get a 24 inch of the same monitor?
@hello xdxd why?
if you want to, but for what reason?
@@WePC because of it's low pixel density + it's just big. I can also make 150$ if i sell it and buy a benq x11 monitor on retail
@@ziskablyat8451 yes 24 is for 1080 at native res, only makes sense to get 27 if running 1440p
Lets say I have a 27in monitor, is there a way to use less of the monitors screen to make it feel more like a 24in monitor? or even 20in?
I think so but why would you want to do that?
@@adk4986 I figured out how to do it, nvidia control panel has desktop resize, in case your monitor is too big and you want to make what you’re seeing a bit smaller because you don’t want your eyes to have to wander just to see everything on the screen
@@daytns True that makes sense but at that point it would be smart to sell your current monitor and get a smaller one
@@adk4986 yea you’re right, the only reason I’m keeping it is because my wife likes the big screen for when she uses it
@@daytns oh fair enough
if you've got a 24" and wondering if it'll be better to game on a bigger 27", just move your monitor up 6", and BOOM you instantly got Field of View of a 27".
halarious
LOL doesn't work that way. Why don't you get a 6 inch phone screen and view it from a distance of 2 inch lol idiot
@@ccjh0806 He was joking about Field of Vision. Seems like you haven't reached that chapter in your syllabus. Don't skip school kid.
@@ccjh0806 boomer behaviour
but what if my deks is big enough for me to see the whole 27" monitor?
Can ps4 handle 27” 1440p monitors
Do u have a store behind u?
They must do 25inch 360hz 😂
24inch is great for gaming, I dare say almost perfect for gaming. However lately I’ve been consuming media (movies, shows, RUclips, etc) and the 24 inch is fine, however I want to sit on my bed as I watch things, so a bigger screen would be niiice qwq
I have a 24inch 1080p monitor and mainly play fps games, if i get a 27 inch monitor with same resolution but different refresh rate and extend a little bit the distance i’m sitting to the monitor am i loosing any image quality or advantage I have with a 24´ or is it exactly the same because pixels won’t be more noticable from beeing sitten less closer ?
Pixel density will be far worse but tbh even at 21 inches the PPI is quite poor for FHD
im so torn between my 27 and 32 right now.. one of thems going.. i cant decide.
32 inch 100%
I got the samsung G5 32 inch and i thinks its too much for me
Which one did you keep?
@@colinpierre3441 I ended up keeping the 32.. the image size IS slightly worse (not to much in game more noticeable when reading text on the screen and what not..) The trade off was worth it as the 32 inch really just offers me more clarity.. its still small enought that im not constantly scanning left to right but significantly larger/large enough that it really helps me see enemys so much better and i feel like I am more accurate or consistant for some reason with the 32 inch monitor.
i like 27 inch curved monitors better than 24 inch
I love a 49 inch curved!
I have a 24 inch 1080p 144hz gaming monitor and my eyes are directly 22 inches away from it, is that bad?
Above 20" distance is good for 24" monitor,
So you're clear 👌
Same. Tried 27"/1440p and had to sit twice that distance, so I went back for the 24"/1080p.
@@khalidpapa6299 what distance would be good for 27"
27 hurts my neck 24 i can just move my eyes 27 requires neck moving.
You gonna use all those graphics cards...
Let me get one
1:16 How many inches is this monitor?
I’d like to say 27-30 inch
I sit 2 feet away from a 32 inches screen and I love it. Couldn't go any smaller anymore.
I just got my 32” I’m debating if I should go down to 27” do you still like your 32”?
@@DawnBogey Still do!
Please recommend me 24 inch 1440p gaming monitor, I can't find any online.
I think 1440p has a min of 27”.
24” is 1080p territory
27inch makes me feel sick. I cannot sit so close to a screen that big.
32 is my favorite simply because I like going on my bed and playing forza with my controller on my pc
sounds great
I have a 27 inch curved Samsung monitor
I had to use a 32 inch for racing
nice one
32inch i like at 1440p
would have watched this if it weren't for the background music