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NO way I would be paying that kind of Money, I can Buy a 65 inch 4 K TV for those Prices, People How did you manage to game as much as you did before these TV were made???
@@robertmacdonald345 What prices? A 65 inch OLED will cost you close to $1500, a 65" LED around $500, but with no DisplayPort and slower refresh rates.
@@-darkangelic- What??? TV's will game I am Not too crazy over 120 Hz, others will do 144, And when you can buy 42,55,65 inchTV's for less than what these 32 in/42 inch Oleds cost, Why would anyone spend that much on a Monitor. Now A Artist or Similar type of user < Ok, But just for Gaming, NO Way
I bought the MSI 274UPF in Feb 2024. It started showing white flickering lines across the screen after 6 months. I RMA'd it and MSI payed for the shipping back to them to fix it. They then told me that they didn't have parts for the 274UPF or they were discontinued. So they sent me the MSI 323UPF as a replacement. And the 323 is been really good so far, hope it lasts longer than 6 months.
>recommends 1 mid/high end monitor as its really good >only had 1 low end monitor in the past ever thought that lg c2 oled 42'' might be actually garbage in the same range? no? ok now you know!
2:48 small correction, though important enough to point out. The O in OLED stands for Organic, which means OLED pixels degrade/decay with use. Burn-in refers to when pixels degrade unequally in a pattern so you notice the difference between common and uncommonly used pixels. Modern monitors mitigate this phenomenon by having screen savers that don't "save" your screen but rather make sure every pixel is degraded at the same rate. So yes you will not encounter "burn-in", because whatever damage is done to the least healthy pixel is applied to every other pixel. OLED as it is currently will just get worse over time as you use it. That is the major drawback of getting OLED technology; your monitor decays while being the more expensive option.
@@E_A_G_O That's like asking you how long you'll live, it really depends on a lot of things. But they're degrading/deteriorating from the moment you start using them. Noticeable wear in most OLED TVs after ~5 years.
@@superchet4026Of course there are clear figures what impact pixel decay will have on functionality and picture. That there will be a noticeable wear after 5 years is nonsense. It takes far longer to have a noticeable wear! I am a mega-heavy user and there is no wear at all on my oled TV despite older.
Just a friendly tip, I have friends that game alot yup shocking guy from the internet has friends, but 3 of them bought VA panels ranging from cheap to expensive and their gripes are all the same on high refresh rate all of their monitors have very obvious shadowing when moving fast. Even my friend who bought a ROG strix va monitor sold it after a month because the store wouldn't accept an exchange for a different monitor even if he said he'll accept a cheaper IPS monitor. He said he kept it for that long since he said he might get used to the shadowing but ended up being more annoyed by it overtime.
Got the LG 32 in IPS for £540 within 3 days rows of dead pixels, found out LG out sourced BOE and there's 6 months of bad batches. Sent it back then spent £840 at Dell and got the 32 in QD-OLED 240hz Lucky for me the price shot up to £1000 a week later.
I'm so close to buying a 32" OLED. So close. Just waiting to see if they're doing any Black Friday deals on them. $800 for the MSI is still a little spicy. And my 32" Corsair Xeneon is already pretty great as is.
I'm not recommending the currently $799 MSI 4K 160hz OLED MAG monitor because you cannot update the firmware on the MAG OLED series for some reason (only the MPG). And the MPG version of that monitor is sold out. That is why I jumped straight to the new 240hz versions.
Don't get fooled if you want 240 hz get the gigabyte, the only one with displayport 2.1 with full bandwidth, new GPUs are coming all high end, needed for 4k 240h, will have dp 2.1
@@Games_and_Techevery of those 32, 240hz oled monitors are way expensive including gigabyte in EU the only affordable one is alienware which i picked,sadly the pricing is willd here not like USA I wont pay extra 300-400€ just for 2.1 or other minor features
Even though I am not in the market for a monitor atm and I don't know when I will be I appreciate that you do these videos to go in depth about it and I always enjoy watching them. I know where I'm coming first when I am in the market.
16:44 I agree, I love my ASUS PG32UCDM. But I bought mine for a little over $1000. But if I was buying now I wouldn't pay $300 more for it. Stick with Aorus FO32U2P until Asus comes down on price.
Will I get a display port cable with purchase of a 4k monitor or just HDMI? I have a NVIDIA GPU. I'm not a gamer although I played Wolfenstein back in the last century. Will the HDMI data be enough for engineering/3D animation rendering display? What about refresh rate from HDMI when screen recording? Will not having a display port cable/HDMI only cause frames to drop? I'm shopping now in anticipation of Black Friday! Yeah baby!
Good video. I would also throw the MSI MAG 323UPF in the 32 inch catagory. It has good specs and reviews, and is currently $530. Also my parents and I have the 65 inch U7N as our Living Room TV and it's great.
So glad we got this video. I’m hoping to get a dual-monitor setup for streaming: Fast 32" 4k OLED monitor for my game, and a slower but bigger 4k OLED monitor for OBS - something like an LG C4. Love the recommendations.
I am currently using a Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 GPU on my Lenovo Legion 5 laptop and I wanted to buy a monitor and plug it into my laptop so I enhance my gaming experience and I really wanted to know your personal recommendation on a monitor you think would give me the best display possible. My budget is around $500. If you could also recommend the exact cables to use to connect that monitor to my laptop, I would greatly appreciate it, thank you! Subscribed :)
Is 4k the way? I'm loving super ultra wide at 1440p, even my 4090 has trouble maxing out some games like Alan Wake 2, Starfield and Cyberpunk. I'm a big fan of VA panels, they are just more reliable and no fear of burn in. My LG 45" Super Ultrawide has been flawless so far I only max out its 200fps on slightly older titles.
@@carlo1132 maxing out settings is not the way. Eye candy is nice, but I spot baddies in shooters that my teammates can’t see because of 1: screen real estate (42”/high FOV) and 2: 4k resolution.
Totally depends on the gamer. I personally enjoy my 4k but that's because visual quality is the most important to me. For more fps heavy gaming 1440p is still king
How do you rate TCl in todays market? Right now im sitting on 2 samsungs 49 curved, but those TCL`s seems kinda sweet in todays market Have you tested them?
I don't understand why more people don't connect their PCs to 120Hz TVs. Noticing 120Hz vs 240Hz is so situational whereas having a display that is 2-3x in area is completely insane. It does require more space and sitting further away, but those things also free up your seating options to reduce neck/eye strain. Plus the TV space is EXTREMELY competitive so during Black Friday you can find insane deals with great warranties. Bought a used 55" LG C2 OLED (120Hz) for $600 with warranty last year and it has been a game changer.
Same, I have a 55" too and sit 10ft away in a living room with wireless keyboard and mouse. For the price of some high-end monitors I'd rather buy a TV with high refresh rate and is used for many other applications than only a PC monitor.
monitors have lower input lag, higher refresh rates, faster response times, displayport for things like g-sync/freesync. With a tv you need to sit far enough away to where you aren't moving your eyes and head just to see the whole screen
@@russellbower2557 modern TVs all support gsync/freesync. Plus OLEDs have amazing 1-2ms input lag. Your comment shows why most people probably don't switch though. Misinformation!
I have made purchases off your recommendations and have never been disappointed with any of them. Your breakdown of budget midrange and high end is great. Thank you for all your great work
IMO you need to consider PPI when buying a PC monitor. I have a 42" C3 and love it. It has ~105 PPI which is fine if you sit a good armlength (~80cm) away from your monitor. I wouldn't go below 100 PPI on a desk monitor. On the other hand I believe, most people will not see a difference above 150 PPI on a desk monitor. This is also called pixel per degree. If i remember correctly it should be above 60.
I tried some different monitors for my setup and it does make a big difference. For sitting close to my monitors, I really like a 27" 4K the best, the pixels per inch makes them very sharp while being close. The distance does matter, and as you are farther away 1440p is very good and 32" can be nice. The right one depends on your setup, really. Thumbs up for great guides!
Just ran to Amazon and purchased like new Gigabyte M28U after your recommendation for $332.33. I was planning on waiting until next week but found this like new deal from Amazon. Hopefully it will come as advertised in like new condition with all included accessories. Thanks Mr. PC Builder!
I been looking daily at which monitor to get for my ps5 pro. So many different ones. Was thinking either 28" or 32" might be the one. Not sure If I want curved or flat. I jus want the best picture graphics I'm a casual player but want a good monitor. Ones I been looking at was gigabyte m32u or m32UC the LG 32" gr93u, ASus xg32uq. Which one you think would be best to run my ps5 pro? Was looking at spending around 600 to 750 for a monitor
Another 4K monitor I can recommend is an MSI G321CU 31.5" 144hz curved monitor. My first curved one too imo I really like it, plus when I got it in march it was the cheapest 4K monitor I could find that had at least 120hz and 32" size. Even being more budget friendly it was a huge upgrade from my old 1080p 60hz 27" acer led we had for about 10 years. Around $380 to 400 I ordered mine off amazon for $380 and total cost was $410. Weird only new ones currently are on amazon but the resellers want $600 for those... There's some others used but resellers want $400-$600, one listing used but like new is $380 and one refirbished-excellent listing for $380. Only 2 other listings on newegg, both 2 packs but those are almost $1400 super expensive. Some on ebay too for $310 but they're refurbished
oh thats my monitor, yeah about a year ago it was a steal for me at 500 usd but nowadays with prices overall down I think its preferable to get an ips as this is a va which may not be as appealing to some folks. I've had a blast with it and my 4080 though.
I think we can all agree with this, but there needs to be an edit when Mr. Bear approaches the front lens lol sorta like in jaws when the shark is approaching somebody 😂
I had a rock solid ASUS 27" TN panel (1920x1200) for so long, it just refused to die and when it finally did, I was in the dilema of having to replace my daughters entire PC (and monitor) at the same time, because she was old enough to start enjoying a wider variety of games and her current PC just wasn't up to newer titles. That was all gonna cost me close to a grand! We also needed a new TV - my old one was an ex-display model and had started to turn blue in the corners and was out of warranty. So I decided to kill two birds with one stone and bought a 42" OLED LG TV to game on. Luckily, my "desk" is an original 1960's architects desk, it's huge, and with the TV right at the back it's perfectly fine to play games sitting at the desk (once you get used to it) and the quality was amazing. Everything from gaming to browsing the web to reading documents etc. I couldn't go back to a monitor now. Although I do still use a 23" LG IPS panel whenever I'm sketching and need to pull up references etc.
Really incredible breakdown of this information, very helpful. Ive been watching a few of your videos and bought a tv based on your recommendations. I will be sharing your videos with my friends in similar spots too! Thank you so much
Thank you so much for this video. All of your published videos seem truly helpful for shoppers and builders like me. I have recently built my first PC, and I am using the Ryzen 9 7950x3D and a Gigabyte RTX 4080 Super stacked onto a ASRock X670E Taichi MB. I seem to be having trouble deciding if it would be better to purchase a gaming monitor or a TV. Any recommendations? Thank you.
So glad to help! That decision completely depends on the game play style you are looking for. Planing to sit on your couch and maybe also have a console hooked up to it? Go TV! We love our LG C3 for example. Plan to sit at a desk and also use the PC for anything other than gaming? Go monitor!
Hey Jason thank you so much for this video, you're channel has helped me so much for my first build in over 8 years! My build has a 4090 & 7950x3d, i will be using it for primarily gaming and game development. My question is, would it make sense to get one of your higher end 4k monitors as my primary gaming display, and a budget 4k display as my secondary monitor for development and productivity work? I'm worried about the blurry text on an OLED panel making it difficult to read.
Hello! For this use case yes that might make sense. For gaming I usually recommend two of the same to avoid performance issues but for this I get the reasoning
I've just switched to a 4070 ti super and this is the monitor I'm using the ASRock Phantom Gaming PG34WQ15R3A 34" UltraWide Curved Gaming Monitor - VA, 1ms, I can safely say this is a beast
I'm looking for a 32" 4k/144hz with decent HDR that doesn't break the bank. I found a couple on Amazon for $400, but I'm not sure if I can trust some of the brands 😅
There's a lot of bad options out there. Don't be afraid to go to 1440p if needed for a great experience too. See our 1440p Gaming Monitor 2024 video for more
I have a MSI MAG 274UPF right now, and I can get AW3225QF for around 750 dollars, but I don't really play games at above 160Hz, do you think it is worth it?
As an avid fan of your guides, I want to thank you so much! I've been very careful in choosing my PC parts because of your guides. Thank you so much! Now I have a question regarding what 4k OLED monitor should I use purely for gaming? Not FPS but more on RPG games like wukong, elden tree, final fantasy 16, warhammer 40k, diablo 4 and much more single player games. Here's my PC Build. CPU: Ryzen 7 7800x3D MoBo: B650 Gigabyte Aorus Elite AX Ice GPU: AMD Radeon 7900xtx RAM: 32gb (2x16gb) GSkill Trident Z5 RGB 6400mhz cl32 (So difficult to find 6000mhz cl30) Storage: WD Black SN850x 1tb w/ heatsink PSU: CoolerMaster MWE 850w V2 80+ Gold (Should I upgrade this for 4k OLED monitor?) Choices for 4k OLED Monitor: Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2P or Asus ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDP Badly need your help. Thank you so much!
@@bars84 oh okay. I said Gigabyte as I'm not a big fan of ASUS as they scammed Gamer's Nexus earlier this year. Which is cheaper between the Gigabyte and ASUS?
Prices for all those 32” OLED’s are more than twice the price in Australia. Even after currency conversion and import taxes we get taken for an absolute ride
Jason the MSI MAG321UPX QD OLED can be user firmware updated if you have a version on fw.015 or newer. They walked back the decision to not support it.
Best is to go for a properly sized monitor when choosing UHD … at least 32” … in the end you must check if you are happy with the features the monitor has … if it has what YOU need!
tbf the 2 gigabyte are different, the 27" is the new one and it's actually better, more refresh rate, contrast and better on handling lower refresh rate.... here in Australia the 28" is actually 100au$ cheaper than the 27"
Depends on your taste and the way you like to game! I personally enjoy my 4k monitor and I use it for work and production as well so it makes sense for me. But a lot of people adore 1440p Oled. See our Best 1440p Gaming Monitor 2024 video for more on that
Jason my I ask you, , 32" Oled 4k monitor 240hz for CS2 ( with AMD 7900XT) or 32" IPS/Oled 1440 plus 240hz refresh rate? Which will it be better the 4k Oled with less frame per seconds or a higher fps and more refresh rate on a oled 1440 ?
@@PCBuilderChannel Thanks for the answer Jason, I am really struggling to get the better decision for my needs. I am mostly a CS2 player and occasionally other AAA titles. Was inclined for 4k, given up the idea and going for 1440p Oled. Seen all your videos, or mostly all still, undecided on the best Oled 27" monitor.
I wish these prices were current when i bought my 32', 144hz, 4k monitor almost 2 years ago, i paid about 850 dollars, depending a little on the exchange rate. Also i'm using HDMI, works great!
Hey, noobie here trying to do my research for pc parts for a complete upgrade, let me just say how much i appreciate these vids that provide a plethera of options for budget and comparing them all. Its super duper helpful, and i greatly value your content, I wish i could subscribe more than once!!
Love to hear it, happy to help with your research! Hope you find all the content helpful, check out our build guides and most recent Best PC Builds for some recs! ;)
@MrAnimescrazy budget is roughly 2.5k - 3k, and hopefully i can also find a monitor and have it all be less than 3k, but I'll hold off on the monitor if it's too much. As for what the build will be like, I'm hoping to be able to have 4k 60 fps game and/or 1440p 120 fps gaming, as well as good performance for editing and streaming. Most likely an nvidia gcard for rtx but if it comes down to it, will choose an amd alternative. (Sorry, wrote a bit much there)
@Burn.35 no problem and do you need help with the parts list? Let me know and I will ask questions to help with the build. I can see what I can do for that budget which will be a high end pc.
@MrAnimescrazy i guess I do need some help. Ive roughly got a decent idea of certain parts, but others, I'm not so sure. Like I know I want an nvidia card with at least 16 gigs of vram (prob a 4070 ti super or 4080), an amd cpu (everyone and their mother says ryzen 7 7800x3d, but i understand why), ddr5 ram of 2x8 or 2x16, and a storage space of 2 or 4 terabytes. I'm a bit confused what type of storage type I need, but what I'm truly lost on is choosing my cpu cooler, psu, and soomewhat the motherboard
all those monitor are ok..... I own LG31MU97 4K DCI monitor which is still consider the best 4k monitor for work and casual gaming. if you want the best imagine/color
Do you have any thoughts on the super budget 4K 60hz monitors? There are some like the koorui 27 inch monitor for $175, Inoccin 27 mini LED which is $299 but I think I’ve seen them as low as $199 with a coupon, and spectre 27 inch for $185. I think some will get 70hz. I have a 7800xt and 7600 non x in my pc. Would you even bother with one of those to get into 4K gaming or just save up?
@@MrAnimescrazy thank you, honestly does help. It’s like I want to try getting into 4K gaming but I’m like would that even make sense to do it. I recently got into PC gaming about 8 months ago. I did buy a 1440p monitor about 2 months ago and I love it, but that’s what’s been making me go like oh if I like this, maybe I’ll like that more
@@MrAnimescrazy mbo B650 aurous elite ax ram 32gb klevv 6000 cl 30 (because they were cool looking tbh) cpu 7600 non x gpu ASUS dual 7800XT psu corsair rm750e atx
I want to get a 4k oled for single player games but for multiplayer I want to drop the resolution to 1440p. Will that still look good on the 4k monitor?
@@PCBuilderChannel hey I have a question, is there any such thing as a 4k QD-OLED monitor that is no longer than 28 inches? I want a 4k QD-OLED monitor but I think 32in is too large (especially if you wanna have more than one monitor)
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So glad you posted this as I have been looking for a new monitor for my new build for the last month (you would be critical of my new build btw as a lot of wasted money on aesthetics that could have been diverted to performance). I don't have a chance to watch this before work but I am curious if you could give any special recommendation for people with color blindness (I am a severe duetan) where color might not be as important? I have killed many friendlies over this and the color correction lenses and settings have never helped.
Congrats on the build! Honestly this is outside of my expertise, and I'm not sure where to start. Perhaps there are some sites for folks with your particular color blindness on reddit where you might ask about what gaming monitor might be best for you? Here is r/colorblind www.reddit.com/r/ColorBlind/
@@PCBuilderChannel Thanks for the reply and the link as I greatly appreciate it and I will certainly check that out thoroughly. I watched your video after work and I have one of your suggestions in my cart anyway and just waiting to see if a price change. Appreciate your time and your channel!
so basically for the next 5 years more than 160hz is not necessary at all ? i mean yeah for fps games where youre not playing on ultra graphics ull prob reach 240fps with a 4090 but looking at non fast paced gaming with ultra settings there is no way were reaching more than 160 fps on 4k. Or am i overlooking sth ?
It has 120hz native and can overclock to 144hz with a PC in gaming mode. I forgot to mention that last part in the video as I was focused on steering folks away from 60hz models.
Hi Jason. I'm a newbie in pc building. And wanted to buy my first desktop pc. I asked this question in reddit and under other builder's videos but no one helped. I want to buy a prebuild with 7500f, 32 gb 6000mhz cl30 ram, msi pro b650-s wifi mobo and palit 4070 super jetstream. I'm going to buy a ultrawide 1440p monitor. Do you think this build is legit? And i'm thinking changing 4070 super with 4070 ti super. Do you think it will worth the extra 200$?
@@kelley09162 Yeah i'm going to buy a prebuild. I don't know much about hardware. Been using laptops for the last 15 years. Price is acceptable in my country. Weirdly enough AMD GPU's are expensive here. So i want to go Nvidia side. Do you think 4070 ti super justify 200$ price increase? I'm worried about 12 gb vram on 4070 super.
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NO way I would be paying that kind of Money, I can Buy a 65 inch 4 K TV for those Prices, People How did you manage to game as much as you did before these TV were made???
FYI, the msi mag oled monitor versions DO get firmware updates now. They've came out and said that
@@robertmacdonald345 What prices? A 65 inch OLED will cost you close to $1500, a 65" LED around $500, but with no DisplayPort and slower refresh rates.
@@-darkangelic- What??? TV's will game I am Not too crazy over 120 Hz, others will do 144, And when you can buy 42,55,65 inchTV's for less than what these 32 in/42 inch Oleds cost, Why would anyone spend that much on a Monitor. Now A Artist or Similar type of user < Ok, But just for Gaming, NO Way
Hi mate I'm looking for a mini led monitor what are the best ones
I bought the MSI 274UPF in Feb 2024. It started showing white flickering lines across the screen after 6 months. I RMA'd it and MSI payed for the shipping back to them to fix it. They then told me that they didn't have parts for the 274UPF or they were discontinued. So they sent me the MSI 323UPF as a replacement. And the 323 is been really good so far, hope it lasts longer than 6 months.
Thanks for sharing!
if i already have a oled 1440p is the jump to 4k oled worth it?
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@@Malog-d3bQuestion makes zero sense … you do not share what you are going to use it for!
Been using an LG C2 OLED 42” since late 2022, and I don’t see myself ever going back
Yup I have been using a 65 inch lg c1 and it has been good.
Same... it is amazing.
C3 at a steal last Black Friday... it impressed me more than my $3k pc i bought along with it
>recommends 1 mid/high end monitor as its really good
>only had 1 low end monitor in the past
ever thought that lg c2 oled 42'' might be actually garbage in the same range? no? ok now you know!
We adore our C3!
YES! I needed this for Prime Day next week and my first complete build.
Yay! Love it when the timing is helpful
Did Amazon stop their Strike ?
My brother has the MSI 4K 32" gaming monitor. The glossy display makes everything just pop and look better than the matte ones.
2:48 small correction, though important enough to point out.
The O in OLED stands for Organic, which means OLED pixels degrade/decay with use. Burn-in refers to when pixels degrade unequally in a pattern so you notice the difference between common and uncommonly used pixels. Modern monitors mitigate this phenomenon by having screen savers that don't "save" your screen but rather make sure every pixel is degraded at the same rate. So yes you will not encounter "burn-in", because whatever damage is done to the least healthy pixel is applied to every other pixel. OLED as it is currently will just get worse over time as you use it.
That is the major drawback of getting OLED technology; your monitor decays while being the more expensive option.
Wow, that is something I don’t know…
How long would you say it takes for the pixels to decay
@@E_A_G_O That's like asking you how long you'll live, it really depends on a lot of things. But they're degrading/deteriorating from the moment you start using them. Noticeable wear in most OLED TVs after ~5 years.
@@superchet4026Of course there are clear figures what impact pixel decay will have on functionality and picture. That there will be a noticeable wear after 5 years is nonsense. It takes far longer to have a noticeable wear! I am a mega-heavy user and there is no wear at all on my oled TV despite older.
@@GanymedeXD Care to share?
@@superchet4026you talk alot of sh!t.
thanks jason this was the exact kinda video i was looking for!
Love it when the timing is good!
@@PCBuilderChannel indeed! just refreshed my subscription feed and your video popped up, perfect timing! thanks again!
Oh my god bro! What a KING I've LITERALLY been researching this the past 3 days thoroughly. You are a KING!
Love it when we get the timing right! Hope this helps (:
Great timing for me as well 😁
Just a friendly tip, I have friends that game alot yup shocking guy from the internet has friends, but 3 of them bought VA panels ranging from cheap to expensive and their gripes are all the same on high refresh rate all of their monitors have very obvious shadowing when moving fast.
Even my friend who bought a ROG strix va monitor sold it after a month because the store wouldn't accept an exchange for a different monitor even if he said he'll accept a cheaper IPS monitor. He said he kept it for that long since he said he might get used to the shadowing but ended up being more annoyed by it overtime.
What monitor do you recommend for a Xbox series X strictly Call Of Duty player?
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Got the LG 32 in IPS for £540 within 3 days rows of dead pixels, found out LG out sourced BOE and there's 6 months of bad batches. Sent it back then spent £840 at Dell and got the 32 in QD-OLED 240hz Lucky for me the price shot up to £1000 a week later.
I'm so close to buying a 32" OLED. So close. Just waiting to see if they're doing any Black Friday deals on them. $800 for the MSI is still a little spicy. And my 32" Corsair Xeneon is already pretty great as is.
I'm not recommending the currently $799 MSI 4K 160hz OLED MAG monitor because you cannot update the firmware on the MAG OLED series for some reason (only the MPG). And the MPG version of that monitor is sold out. That is why I jumped straight to the new 240hz versions.
@@PCBuilderChannel That is wild. Firmware updates are definitely a must. Hoping the MPG goes on sale for BF. Thanks for the heads up Jason!
Don't get fooled if you want 240 hz get the gigabyte, the only one with displayport 2.1 with full bandwidth, new GPUs are coming all high end, needed for 4k 240h, will have dp 2.1
@@Games_and_Techevery of those 32, 240hz oled monitors are way expensive including gigabyte in EU the only affordable one is alienware which i picked,sadly the pricing is willd here not like USA
I wont pay extra 300-400€ just for 2.1 or other minor features
@@Whreck11 well your situation is different from us in the US, here the gigabyte was $1,169 a couple of weeks ago, at that price was cheaper than asus
Recently got my first 21:9 and love it but it's 1440p. Can you recommend any 21:9 4k monitors?
Could you add the best 27” - 32” 4K Monitors with 75hz to 120hz for 2nd monitor for browsing and watching content?
Which of these four is best:
Philips Evnia 32M2N6800M
Acer Predator X32QFS
LG UltraGear 32GQ950-B
Asus ROG Strix XG32UQ
Im glad you mentioned the cables. I see a lot of people purchase new hardware and still use hdmi cables and old dp cables. It's pretty silly
Even though I am not in the market for a monitor atm and I don't know when I will be I appreciate that you do these videos to go in depth about it and I always enjoy watching them. I know where I'm coming first when I am in the market.
So glad they are helpful! Appreciate the feedback
Hi, Jason!. Did you change the cameras or did you improve the lighting in the studio?.
Anyway... you're looking BETTER THAN EVER AND COLORS POP MORE!
We got a 4k camera! Very happy with the upgrade. Thank you!
my man. when im working soon, u will be my guide for the electronics im gonna buy for my home
Happy to guide! Thanks for watching :)
Is frames per second the same as refresh rate. Thanks
Fps is what your getting. Refresh rate is the monitors limit
YES this is what i needed! huge coincidence that just yesterday i went back to watch best 1440p monitors (:
So glad its helpful!!
I just upgraded from an ASUS 28" 4k 60Hz monitor to the Samsung 32" Neo G8 (240Hz) and I'm really happy with it.
Nice!
@@PCBuilderChannel please do a 1440p monitor guide as well!
16:44 I agree, I love my ASUS PG32UCDM. But I bought mine for a little over $1000. But if I was buying now I wouldn't pay $300 more for it. Stick with Aorus FO32U2P until Asus comes down on price.
Good to hear!
Beginning caught me off guard, goat youtuber
Thanks for that :) We appreciate you viewership!
Perfect timing on this one Jason, I've been targetting a new monitor in my upcoming build !
Awesome!!! :)
Will I get a display port cable with purchase of a 4k monitor or just HDMI? I have a NVIDIA GPU. I'm not a gamer although I played Wolfenstein back in the last century. Will the HDMI data be enough for engineering/3D animation rendering display? What about refresh rate from HDMI when screen recording? Will not having a display port cable/HDMI only cause frames to drop? I'm shopping now in anticipation of Black Friday! Yeah baby!
Good video. I would also throw the MSI MAG 323UPF in the 32 inch catagory. It has good specs and reviews, and is currently $530.
Also my parents and I have the 65 inch U7N as our Living Room TV and it's great.
Thanks Ty!
So glad we got this video. I’m hoping to get a dual-monitor setup for streaming: Fast 32" 4k OLED monitor for my game, and a slower but bigger 4k OLED monitor for OBS - something like an LG C4. Love the recommendations.
Happy to help! Glad this one was helpful for you :))
Hi, in my country I do not find the LG OLED48C4PUA but the LG OLED48C47LA; are they the same quality ? so I can go on with the second
one ?
awesome video and just in time for Amazon prime day next week
So glad its helpful!
I am currently using a Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 GPU on my Lenovo Legion 5 laptop and I wanted to buy a monitor and plug it into my laptop so I enhance my gaming experience and I really wanted to know your personal recommendation on a monitor you think would give me the best display possible. My budget is around $500. If you could also recommend the exact cables to use to connect that monitor to my laptop, I would greatly appreciate it, thank you! Subscribed :)
Is 4k the way? I'm loving super ultra wide at 1440p, even my 4090 has trouble maxing out some games like Alan Wake 2, Starfield and Cyberpunk. I'm a big fan of VA panels, they are just more reliable and no fear of burn in. My LG 45" Super Ultrawide has been flawless so far I only max out its 200fps on slightly older titles.
You could upgrade to 4k and upscale with DLSS Quality, get the same FPS. I'm also torn between choosing a 4k or 2k monitor...
@@louisfriend9323 Im running 5120 x 1440p right now, super ultrawides totally change the gaming experience for me, this is considered 3.5k.
@@carlo1132 maxing out settings is not the way. Eye candy is nice, but I spot baddies in shooters that my teammates can’t see because of 1: screen real estate (42”/high FOV) and 2: 4k resolution.
Totally depends on the gamer. I personally enjoy my 4k but that's because visual quality is the most important to me. For more fps heavy gaming 1440p is still king
Oh and to be clear, this doesn’t mean I am in any way effective about doing something about said baddies.
How do you rate TCl in todays market? Right now im sitting on 2 samsungs 49 curved, but those TCL`s seems kinda sweet in todays market Have you tested them?
I don't understand why more people don't connect their PCs to 120Hz TVs. Noticing 120Hz vs 240Hz is so situational whereas having a display that is 2-3x in area is completely insane. It does require more space and sitting further away, but those things also free up your seating options to reduce neck/eye strain. Plus the TV space is EXTREMELY competitive so during Black Friday you can find insane deals with great warranties. Bought a used 55" LG C2 OLED (120Hz) for $600 with warranty last year and it has been a game changer.
Agreed! Its a great option. We have this setup with our LG C3
Same, I have a 55" too and sit 10ft away in a living room with wireless keyboard and mouse. For the price of some high-end monitors I'd rather buy a TV with high refresh rate and is used for many other applications than only a PC monitor.
monitors have lower input lag, higher refresh rates, faster response times, displayport for things like g-sync/freesync. With a tv you need to sit far enough away to where you aren't moving your eyes and head just to see the whole screen
@@russellbower2557 modern TVs all support gsync/freesync. Plus OLEDs have amazing 1-2ms input lag. Your comment shows why most people probably don't switch though. Misinformation!
I have an acer predator gsync monitor from 2018. Wonder if I can still use it with an AMD card?
14:05 The MSI MAG series OLED monitors now have a firmware update utility that works if you get one of the recent batch units
Thank you for your updates. With so many choices, your channel narrows it down.
So glad to help!!
I have made purchases off your recommendations and have never been disappointed with any of them. Your breakdown of budget midrange and high end is great. Thank you for all your great work
If price wasn't an issue, or consideration even, and you'd like to future proof a setup, would you've gone for the MSI MPG 321 or Alienware 3225 QF?
IMO you need to consider PPI when buying a PC monitor. I have a 42" C3 and love it. It has ~105 PPI which is fine if you sit a good armlength (~80cm) away from your monitor. I wouldn't go below 100 PPI on a desk monitor.
On the other hand I believe, most people will not see a difference above 150 PPI on a desk monitor.
This is also called pixel per degree. If i remember correctly it should be above 60.
I tried some different monitors for my setup and it does make a big difference. For sitting close to my monitors, I really like a 27" 4K the best, the pixels per inch makes them very sharp while being close. The distance does matter, and as you are farther away 1440p is very good and 32" can be nice. The right one depends on your setup, really. Thumbs up for great guides!
Well said on setup! Thanks for watching
11:20 I thought Sunwukong was doing a double middlefinger 😂
Glad you made this video, I’m now in the market to get a new gaming monitor for my pc
So glad we can help!
Just ran to Amazon and purchased like new Gigabyte M28U after your recommendation for $332.33. I was planning on waiting until next week but found this like new deal from Amazon. Hopefully it will come as advertised in like new condition with all included accessories. Thanks Mr. PC Builder!
That's a great deal!!
Woah, I was just trying to look for one yesterday. Trying to find something good for a 7950x3d and a 4090 combo
Happy to help! With that combo you can pair it with a fantastic monitor
Great video Jason you always save me hours of research and there are deals you show that I would never be able to find -Thanks!
Always glad that we can help :D Thanks for you support!
I ordered an acre nitro 165hz 1440p the other day. Supposed to get here tomorrow, I’m excited!
Nice! Hope you enjoy
@@PCBuilderChannel It’s great! Va panels are totally underrated. Cant notice any ghosting and the contrast is way better than IPS
Video is just what I needed 👍
So glad to help!
I’m still a little overwhelmed. What would you recommend for a PS5/PS5 Pro or should I stick to 2k? I’m leaning towards 4k though.
4K is good and any of the options here are good.
What's your budget for this Monitor?
I personally use the 4k LG C3 TV with my PS5 and love it. Totally up to you and what you are looking for
I been looking daily at which monitor to get for my ps5 pro. So many different ones. Was thinking either 28" or 32" might be the one. Not sure If I want curved or flat. I jus want the best picture graphics I'm a casual player but want a good monitor. Ones I been looking at was gigabyte m32u or m32UC the LG 32" gr93u, ASus xg32uq. Which one you think would be best to run my ps5 pro? Was looking at spending around 600 to 750 for a monitor
Based on reviews I like the MSI MAG 323UPF which is currently $530 + Tax.
Another 4K monitor I can recommend is an MSI G321CU 31.5" 144hz curved monitor. My first curved one too imo I really like it, plus when I got it in march it was the cheapest 4K monitor I could find that had at least 120hz and 32" size. Even being more budget friendly it was a huge upgrade from my old 1080p 60hz 27" acer led we had for about 10 years. Around $380 to 400 I ordered mine off amazon for $380 and total cost was $410. Weird only new ones currently are on amazon but the resellers want $600 for those... There's some others used but resellers want $400-$600, one listing used but like new is $380 and one refirbished-excellent listing for $380. Only 2 other listings on newegg, both 2 packs but those are almost $1400 super expensive. Some on ebay too for $310 but they're refurbished
oh thats my monitor, yeah about a year ago it was a steal for me at 500 usd but nowadays with prices overall down I think its preferable to get an ips as this is a va which may not be as appealing to some folks. I've had a blast with it and my 4080 though.
My friend purchased a 4K QD-OLED monitor, and after trying it, I have decided that OLED has to be my next monitor.
One you've gone OLED its hards to go back!
I think we can all agree with this, but there needs to be an edit when Mr. Bear approaches the front lens lol sorta like in jaws when the shark is approaching somebody 😂
Mr. Bear will strike when the time is right haha ;) Thanks so much for enjoying the channel!
I had a rock solid ASUS 27" TN panel (1920x1200) for so long, it just refused to die and when it finally did, I was in the dilema of having to replace my daughters entire PC (and monitor) at the same time, because she was old enough to start enjoying a wider variety of games and her current PC just wasn't up to newer titles. That was all gonna cost me close to a grand!
We also needed a new TV - my old one was an ex-display model and had started to turn blue in the corners and was out of warranty.
So I decided to kill two birds with one stone and bought a 42" OLED LG TV to game on. Luckily, my "desk" is an original 1960's architects desk, it's huge, and with the TV right at the back it's perfectly fine to play games sitting at the desk (once you get used to it) and the quality was amazing. Everything from gaming to browsing the web to reading documents etc.
I couldn't go back to a monitor now. Although I do still use a 23" LG IPS panel whenever I'm sketching and need to pull up references etc.
Thanks for sharing!
Really incredible breakdown of this information, very helpful. Ive been watching a few of your videos and bought a tv based on your recommendations. I will be sharing your videos with my friends in similar spots too! Thank you so much
Thank you! So glad we can help!
Hi Jason! I bought a RX 6700XT 12gb. Which monitor is best for it? 1080p? Or 1440p? TIA.
Both are good. Just depends on how much you want to spend.
I'd go 1440p personally but depends on the fps you are looking for.
I'm certainly looking into the highest fps my rx 6700xt can do. I think 1440p is the way to go?
I personally run the Alienware and it’s absolutely dope!
Thanks for sharing! That's good to hear
Jason what’s your favorite 2k 144hz+
Hop over to our Best 1440p Gaming Monitor 2024 video!
Thank you so much for this video. All of your published videos seem truly helpful for shoppers and builders like me. I have recently built my first PC, and I am using the Ryzen 9 7950x3D and a Gigabyte RTX 4080 Super stacked onto a ASRock X670E Taichi MB. I seem to be having trouble deciding if it would be better to purchase a gaming monitor or a TV. Any recommendations? Thank you.
So glad to help! That decision completely depends on the game play style you are looking for. Planing to sit on your couch and maybe also have a console hooked up to it? Go TV! We love our LG C3 for example. Plan to sit at a desk and also use the PC for anything other than gaming? Go monitor!
Thank you for such a great and informative video.
This is the way.
Thank you for watching! This is the way (:
Hey Jason thank you so much for this video, you're channel has helped me so much for my first build in over 8 years! My build has a 4090 & 7950x3d, i will be using it for primarily gaming and game development. My question is, would it make sense to get one of your higher end 4k monitors as my primary gaming display, and a budget 4k display as my secondary monitor for development and productivity work? I'm worried about the blurry text on an OLED panel making it difficult to read.
Hello! For this use case yes that might make sense. For gaming I usually recommend two of the same to avoid performance issues but for this I get the reasoning
i have a 4070 TI Super and thinking of going ultra super wide 32:9 1440p + a 1440p 16:9
Nice! Check out our 1440p Gaming Monitor 2024 video for more on that.
I've just switched to a 4070 ti super and this is the monitor I'm using the ASRock Phantom Gaming PG34WQ15R3A 34" UltraWide Curved Gaming Monitor - VA, 1ms, I can safely say this is a beast
@@richardbarnhurst5789 i might go for the 49 inch lol, little christmas present since im not buying a new iphone like planned
best and most waited video
Hope its helpful!
I'm looking for a 32" 4k/144hz with decent HDR that doesn't break the bank. I found a couple on Amazon for $400, but I'm not sure if I can trust some of the brands 😅
There's a lot of bad options out there. Don't be afraid to go to 1440p if needed for a great experience too. See our 1440p Gaming Monitor 2024 video for more
For the algorithm and cat 😻
The cat thanks you!
Very informative video. Keep up the great work. Thank you! 🙏🏽
Glad you found this one informative! Hope you keep enjoying all the content ;)
I have a MSI MAG 274UPF right now, and I can get AW3225QF for around 750 dollars, but I don't really play games at above 160Hz, do you think it is worth it?
and that's after tax
@@exhaustedlearner6155if you already have a 4K Monitor that you like it's not worth it.
As an avid fan of your guides, I want to thank you so much! I've been very careful in choosing my PC parts because of your guides. Thank you so much!
Now I have a question regarding what 4k OLED monitor should I use purely for gaming?
Not FPS but more on RPG games like wukong, elden tree, final fantasy 16, warhammer 40k, diablo 4 and much more single player games.
Here's my PC Build.
CPU: Ryzen 7 7800x3D
MoBo: B650 Gigabyte Aorus Elite AX Ice
GPU: AMD Radeon 7900xtx
RAM: 32gb (2x16gb) GSkill Trident Z5 RGB 6400mhz cl32 (So difficult to find 6000mhz cl30)
Storage: WD Black SN850x 1tb w/ heatsink
PSU: CoolerMaster MWE 850w V2 80+ Gold (Should I upgrade this for 4k OLED monitor?)
Choices for 4k OLED Monitor: Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2P or Asus ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDP
Badly need your help.
Thank you so much!
I would say the Gigabyte, but if you live in the US there's a cheaper MSI Model the MSI MPG 321URX QD-OLED with good reviews.
@@kelley09162 im from the philippines so yeah, that monitor is not available here
Maybe I should go for samsung G8?
@@bars84 oh okay. I said Gigabyte as I'm not a big fan of ASUS as they scammed Gamer's Nexus earlier this year.
Which is cheaper between the Gigabyte and ASUS?
@@kelley09162 Prices of 4K OLED monitors here in my country is very expensive. ASUS costs $1,651, Gigabyte costs $1,523, Samsung G8 costs $1,347
Prices for all those 32” OLED’s are more than twice the price in Australia. Even after currency conversion and import taxes we get taken for an absolute ride
Frustrating!
If the 5090 series drops with DisplayPort 2.1 UHBR20 would it then be worth upgrading to the fo32u2 pro?
I got the 48" LG c4 for 699.97 at my local costco its been an excellent monitor for my pc!
Nice!!
Jason the MSI MAG321UPX QD OLED can be user firmware updated if you have a version on fw.015 or newer. They walked back the decision to not support it.
Hi Jason,
Gigabite M27U or the AOC U27G3X/BK??
I need you Help😮😮
Best is to go for a properly sized monitor when choosing UHD … at least 32” … in the end you must check if you are happy with the features the monitor has … if it has what YOU need!
Been using an LG C1 65" and its awesome.
Yes!!
tbf the 2 gigabyte are different, the 27" is the new one and it's actually better, more refresh rate, contrast and better on handling lower refresh rate.... here in Australia the 28" is actually 100au$ cheaper than the 27"
should i get a 4k ips or a 1440p oled?
Depends on your taste and the way you like to game! I personally enjoy my 4k monitor and I use it for work and production as well so it makes sense for me. But a lot of people adore 1440p Oled. See our Best 1440p Gaming Monitor 2024 video for more on that
What do you think about LG 32gs95ue-b.aus ?
Jason my I ask you, , 32" Oled 4k monitor 240hz for CS2 ( with AMD 7900XT) or 32" IPS/Oled 1440 plus 240hz refresh rate? Which will it be better the 4k Oled with less frame per seconds or a higher fps and more refresh rate on a oled 1440 ?
Most people prefer higher fps with games like CS2 but its entirely up to you
@@PCBuilderChannel Thanks for the answer Jason, I am really struggling to get the better decision for my needs. I am mostly a CS2 player and occasionally other AAA titles. Was inclined for 4k, given up the idea and going for 1440p Oled. Seen all your videos, or mostly all still, undecided on the best Oled 27" monitor.
nice vid keep it up man
Thanks, will do!
Any word when the 4K HDR OLED Ultrawides are coming like 34 and up size.
I wish these prices were current when i bought my 32', 144hz, 4k monitor almost 2 years ago, i paid about 850 dollars, depending a little on the exchange rate. Also i'm using HDMI, works great!
They have dropped considerably!
Hey, noobie here trying to do my research for pc parts for a complete upgrade, let me just say how much i appreciate these vids that provide a plethera of options for budget and comparing them all. Its super duper helpful, and i greatly value your content, I wish i could subscribe more than once!!
What is your budget?
Love to hear it, happy to help with your research! Hope you find all the content helpful, check out our build guides and most recent Best PC Builds for some recs! ;)
@MrAnimescrazy budget is roughly 2.5k - 3k, and hopefully i can also find a monitor and have it all be less than 3k, but I'll hold off on the monitor if it's too much. As for what the build will be like, I'm hoping to be able to have 4k 60 fps game and/or 1440p 120 fps gaming, as well as good performance for editing and streaming. Most likely an nvidia gcard for rtx but if it comes down to it, will choose an amd alternative. (Sorry, wrote a bit much there)
@Burn.35 no problem and do you need help with the parts list? Let me know and I will ask questions to help with the build. I can see what I can do for that budget which will be a high end pc.
@MrAnimescrazy i guess I do need some help. Ive roughly got a decent idea of certain parts, but others, I'm not so sure. Like I know I want an nvidia card with at least 16 gigs of vram (prob a 4070 ti super or 4080), an amd cpu (everyone and their mother says ryzen 7 7800x3d, but i understand why), ddr5 ram of 2x8 or 2x16, and a storage space of 2 or 4 terabytes. I'm a bit confused what type of storage type I need, but what I'm truly lost on is choosing my cpu cooler, psu, and soomewhat the motherboard
all those monitor are ok..... I own LG31MU97 4K DCI monitor which is still consider the best 4k monitor for work and casual gaming. if you want the best imagine/color
There is no world where someone should buy an LCD for $700 right now with OLEDs at the price.
Do you have any thoughts on the super budget 4K 60hz monitors? There are some like the koorui 27 inch monitor for $175, Inoccin 27 mini LED which is $299 but I think I’ve seen them as low as $199 with a coupon, and spectre 27 inch for $185. I think some will get 70hz. I have a 7800xt and 7600 non x in my pc. Would you even bother with one of those to get into 4K gaming or just save up?
I think one or two even have up to 70hz I forget
I would save up more money.
@@MrAnimescrazy thank you, honestly does help. It’s like I want to try getting into 4K gaming but I’m like would that even make sense to do it. I recently got into PC gaming about 8 months ago. I did buy a 1440p monitor about 2 months ago and I love it, but that’s what’s been making me go like oh if I like this, maybe I’ll like that more
@killstreak5500 wait what are your pc specs?
@@MrAnimescrazy mbo B650 aurous elite ax
ram 32gb klevv 6000 cl 30 (because they were cool looking tbh) cpu 7600 non x gpu ASUS dual 7800XT psu corsair rm750e atx
You dont like Dell Ultrsharp?
MSI MAG 274QRF-QD E2 27" this and im good big step up from a low lg business monitor
Monitors I prefer using while experimenting on gaming such as Nintendo And Roblox due to the refresh rates It's much easier due to the no lag
Ty for your great work 👍🏽
You're very welcome! And thank you for tuning in ;)
I want to get a 4k oled for single player games but for multiplayer I want to drop the resolution to 1440p. Will that still look good on the 4k monitor?
In general I recommend going for the resolution to plan to play at the most to avoid performance issues but it will work
Thank you for this informative video!! Was thinking about going from a 27" monitor to 34" and/or 38" monitor but my GPU is the RX 7700 XT 😖
You could still go ultrawide with the 7700XT and probably be fine.
@@kelley09162 ooohh! alright thank you!!😺
thanks for the great explanation
So glad it was helpful!
@@PCBuilderChannel hey I have a question, is there any such thing as a 4k QD-OLED monitor that is no longer than 28 inches? I want a 4k QD-OLED monitor but I think 32in is too large (especially if you wanna have more than one monitor)
@@luigi695unfortunately I don't currently see one.
There are 1440p QD-OLED Monitors under 32 inches but I don't see any 4K options under 32.
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So glad you posted this as I have been looking for a new monitor for my new build for the last month (you would be critical of my new build btw as a lot of wasted money on aesthetics that could have been diverted to performance). I don't have a chance to watch this before work but I am curious if you could give any special recommendation for people with color blindness (I am a severe duetan) where color might not be as important? I have killed many friendlies over this and the color correction lenses and settings have never helped.
Whst are your specs?
@MrAnimescrazy 7900gre on a 7800x3d. Looking for 27inch ips preferably 180/240Hz
Congrats on the build! Honestly this is outside of my expertise, and I'm not sure where to start. Perhaps there are some sites for folks with your particular color blindness on reddit where you might ask about what gaming monitor might be best for you? Here is r/colorblind www.reddit.com/r/ColorBlind/
@@PCBuilderChannel Thanks for the reply and the link as I greatly appreciate it and I will certainly check that out thoroughly. I watched your video after work and I have one of your suggestions in my cart anyway and just waiting to see if a price change.
Appreciate your time and your channel!
What are your thoughts on the Alienware AW3423DWF ? I was looking to maybe buy that one but didn’t see it in your list so now I’m questioning
It's not on this list because this is a 4K Monitor video.
How is the Samsung Neo G7? Didn’t hear it mentioned. Just picked it up on sale for $450
Good option! Just generally overpriced
looking good jas
Hey thanks!
so basically for the next 5 years more than 160hz is not necessary at all ? i mean yeah for fps games where youre not playing on ultra graphics ull prob reach 240fps with a 4090 but looking at non fast paced gaming with ultra settings there is no way were reaching more than 160 fps on 4k. Or am i overlooking sth ?
The LG C4 supports 4k 144 Hz. Was that an error or does it only display 4k 120 Hz when used with a PC?
It has 120hz native and can overclock to 144hz with a PC in gaming mode. I forgot to mention that last part in the video as I was focused on steering folks away from 60hz models.
@@PCBuilderChannel Thanks
Hi Jason. I'm a newbie in pc building. And wanted to buy my first desktop pc. I asked this question in reddit and under other builder's videos but no one helped.
I want to buy a prebuild with 7500f, 32 gb 6000mhz cl30 ram, msi pro b650-s wifi mobo and palit 4070 super jetstream. I'm going to buy a ultrawide 1440p monitor. Do you think this build is legit?
And i'm thinking changing 4070 super with 4070 ti super. Do you think it will worth the extra 200$?
That build is fine if the price is decent. This assumes you don't want to build your own.
@@kelley09162 Yeah i'm going to buy a prebuild. I don't know much about hardware. Been using laptops for the last 15 years.
Price is acceptable in my country.
Weirdly enough AMD GPU's are expensive here. So i want to go Nvidia side. Do you think 4070 ti super justify 200$ price increase? I'm worried about 12 gb vram on 4070 super.
@@blastomerx that's up to you. Both GPUs are decent.
Check out our Best Prebuilt Gaming PC 2024 video! There's a lot to watch out for when buying a prebuilt so that will help