You don't need the high-spec monitor you THINK you do...
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
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BenQ sent me a new monitor - the BenQ EX2710R MOBIUZ - a 1440p 165hz VA panel with some crazy speakers and interesting concepts. But is it worth buying a monitor like this over the super high spec monitors out there? Let's take a look.
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As what I do is illustration, graphic design and 3D, for me the most important matter is color accuracy. I mean, I can even prefer a 1080p good (good uniformity, no backlight leaks, no dead pixels, good contrast ratio, IPS as VA might put ghosting) monitor with accurate color and wide range than a 4k with just sRGB and issues after hardware calibrated...
Wayy to expensive. They should of dropped the speakers and the rgb. Drop the price by around 200 and it would be a better option
Idk about dropping the speakers but definitely the RGB
Yup. People who buy a high-end monitor probably already have a monitor arm, some headphones, and / or some speakers. I'd rather the monitor be smaller, lighter, and cheaper. I'd love for companies to sell versions of their high-end monitors without stands, too. It's a waste of money, space, packaging, etc.
@@pronewbofficial just so long as they don't do an Apple, and charge 1000$ for a magnetic monitor stand, or something along those lines... Also, if they're going to not include a stand, at either end of the price spectrum, I think they should include a VESA quick disconnect mount or some other technique, like I have on my Dell monitor, albeit a block of wood mounted to the wall, since I had to reuse the stand connection hardware, as it's not a universal standard mount... I just push the button, tilt it backward, and pull it up and off...
@@EposVox I have a question about monitors in general, specifically about size and resolution, accompanied by a little backstory... The church I volunteer for, is thinking about eventually upgrading their setup to include 1 or 2 cameras,(not exactly sure how many) and as the computer A/V tech, I'm thinking that 1080p is either not big enough, or I'll need two monitors to function efficiently, but I'm wondering, with your streaming knowledge, if there's anything you can suggest, if we ever do go the streaming route?
Here's what the current software setup on a Sunday looks like so you have some idea... I try to have PowerPoint for a weekly events slideshow, as well as Windows Media Player for background (purchased) music while in intro/intermission, and the PowerPoint presentation view on the same monitor, divided into quadrants on the screen, then I also have SongShowPlus in the background, that I'll make visible on the projector, when PowerPoint and everything else is closed (to free up taskbar space more than anything), that will pull up song lyrics and bible verses, along with anything else they have me add into it... The thing is, if they do go and add a Livestream option to the attendance options, I don't know how the OBS streaming application will work when I need both a lot of screen real estate for the SSP app that controls the lyrics and stuff, as well as possibly a lot of real estate for OBS depending on the amount of viewer interaction I need, whether it be telling me to turn up the audio or whatever it may be... I'm not even sure how I'd do the reading or responding of UA-cam or Facebook type chats... Would probably need a helper as I'm a 1 man show so to speak, and I can get overwhelmed easily if I'm not careful...
Given those criteria and questions, if we upgrade our monitors, and possibly get a newer custom PC (old one is a little basic for streaming and needs a little extra horsepower), what should we look for in a PC Monitor for those needs???
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As a reference we only have about 22-24 inches in width available at our (current) sound booth, where our current monitor is placed, and unless I get a new sound booth/station desk(probably unlikely) will need to work with the (at most) 24 inches of width available to me for placing whatever monitor(s) we may or may not get...
Hello, now on 10/2022 , 32 one IS at 400$ .
I'm hesitated with the MSI optix 32 ( same specs )
Any advice ?
Thanks guys 🙏😎
Funny that you mention the Gigabyte M32U. I didn't hear a lot about it, but stumbled upon it on a price comparison site. Anyway, now I own it, and yes it was expensive, but yes, I'm satisfied with it. Before I was looking for 1080p or 1440p with 240 Hz, but the 4K 144 Hz I like a lot now (especially for reading and typing). And most important for me: no curve.
I went from flat to my first curved that was 1000R, and at the distance I use it, I haven't really had any issues, it feels like normal. I haven't tried going back now that I've used this for several months, but it was ok pretty much from the beginning.
i'm fine with 1080p 144hz or 1080p 240hz mainly 1080p 144hz because with 1080p u can get a very high spec high refresh 1080p monitor without tha stupid 4k or 1440p price sticker and 1080p gives u alot more options and headroom
1080p 4 life on monitors
however i do stream at 720p 60fps because most viewer's resolution on devices still averages 1366x768 sadly so 720p is a safe bet streamingwise
this question is off topic but, I have a high performance gaming pc, if I set up a dual pc set up, is it possible for the streaming pc CPU to encode the stream? if I use a 10th gen i5 or i7 with integrated graphics? thanks in advance
Always great work Epos! Patiently waiting in that Console x Mac Mini streaming setup?!? 👀
Didn't noticed it in the comment section, but regarding FreeSync on Nvidia GPU's, it's supported on videocards from GTX 10 series and newer, so those who already has freesync compatible monitors, can benefit from adaptive sync right of the bat, not worrying on g-sync support.
But if it’s not detected as GSync Compatible, you’re going to have any number of experiences, as my note about my prior 2 freeSync monitors flickering and stuff with gsync points out
i can only agree here with EposVox, i bought a used 144hz Monitor from Acer, Freesync. Its ofc not listed as gsync compatible like 90% of all Monitors that are idk 3y or older. After 2 Days, many different Driver Versions, HDMI and DP Cables and even active "Converters" that i tried out, nope, no chance to make it work. And i owned 120/144 and for 2y now a 240hz Monitor, both Gsync and Freesync and used Nvidia (Gsync Sticker give me Money Please) and ofc AMD GPUs.
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Besides that, i would even go that far, telling you out of my experience that even if you can make it work on older 144hz Monitors, its not the same SMOOTHNESS as if you would have used an AMD GPU with 100% Freesync Compatibility Support right of the start. But thats ofc a personal opinion though i found some people on reddit feeling the same.
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So yeah it CAN work perfectly, or not at all sadly.
Just curious, how long does it take to clean your room/work space?
Years
@@EposVox Ooof I feel that! Thank you for the reply!
Hey Adam: thoughts on framerate to use if trying to stream a VR game if your headset is 90Hz only?
If you're streaming VR, you're probably doing same-pc software capture, so I'd just roll with 60. Should be fine.
@@EposVox yeah, I know headsets like the Vive Pro 2, Valve Index, and almost every Pimax one can run at 120Hz (which is an even 2x of 60), was just worried a headset that only did 90 may cause duplicate/dropped frames.
Also, need to join the server sometime soon, so you can have another part-time Linux user give input on the Datapath cards.
did you notice a blue tint in dark scenes? do you feel the curve reduced eye strain
Seems way too expensive, but that's often the case with BenQ Monitors. My Samsung Oddysey G7 32 inch with 240 Hz cost 520€ which would be around 585$
Can you link a source for the 2nd song?
i literally got a the fv43 monitor from gigabyte cause I wanted 2k at 43 inches to game LOL. I switch back to 4k when I'm working on stuff like drawing and game design. i think the most anyone needs is 2k 120 hz
Hey! What game are you playing ?? It looked like pubg at first.......
If you mean at 04:26, it's Super People. Though they've ruined it with updates
why is freesync a nightmare for streaming? 5:28
Its too bad games like halo infinite are so demanding getting 240hz on 1440p on my odyssey G7 is impossible. Upgrading the gpu is a massive rip off these days, but even with a 390 your not getting 240hz on low settings in Halo Infinite.
Yeah man I feel ya. I have the 32'' G7 paired with my 3080; the monitor is great but I realize that I rarely use it to its full potential. I did get it on sale for $600 but there's a lot of options that are more cost effective.
good monitor, but isnt it a little expensive?
Indeed, as I concluded
Is this your monitor recommendation for under $600?
¿Odissey g7 for 100$ more than ex2710r, I should caught the G7? 🖐️
Really weird feedback in the comments that do not seem to lineup with the actual video, I was super confused halfway through the video while scrolling and looking at comments.
What do you mean?
@@EposVox Nothing wrong with your video itself Epos, I was more so saying comments about ads, this being a quest and just focusing on the price instead of the point of the video was weird.
That's still too expensive for me, don't want to buy anything.
Understandable. It’s very expensive as I said at the end, would probably make a lot more sense to get an OLED or 4K120 for that price
windows ME sweater would have won the ugly contest.
They should have done one. Cowards
I want 4K 120!
Same. And a capture card that can handle it lol
I'm using a 2560 X 1080 75Hz freesync monitor and I'm very happy with it.
I had a 144Hz monitor and I don't miss it. The higher the refresh rate the louder the GPU fans were.
BenQ XL are only TN monitors.
Ew TN is gross. I’m also not sure what that has to do with this?
@@EposVox i meant... BenQ XL Zowie Monitors are TNs and Mobiuz are IPS and VA Monitors never TN.
Quest for the win...
wat
Oculus quest. 5k per eye ;-)
What does that have to do with a computer monitor?