What is your favorite monitor? P.S. I've posted more alternatives for all monitor categories in the description of this video. Check them out if the one I recommended is out of stock in your region.
Ultrawide personally. I went for a 2K WFHD ( 2560x1080P ) monitor but, it's kind of a niché resolution. About this video, I totally agree with the choose you did suggest. I was able to get and try a Gigabyte M27Q for a short amount of time and it was a really good monitor, for the price. Take care Vadim, greetings from Italy.
@@andreabriganti5113 yeah, I don't see that many 1080p ultrawides🙂 Seems like 1440p is the most popular resolution for ultrawide at the moment. Ever thinking of upgrading your resolution? Thanks! Have a wonderful day!👋🙂
@@theivadim Yes, I have considered upgrading to Ultrawide QHD. However, between the little space I have available where I live, plus the performances and amount of V-Ram of my GPU, the heaviness of modern graphics engines and RT and the poor optimization of today's games, I preferred to choose Ultrawide FHD. Hope you'll have a wonderful day too
Easiest way i explain resolution to customers is the larger the screen, the higher the res you need to get the same picture. No 4k does not look good on a 1080 p monitor, it will just make everything look tiny. Using 1080p on a 1440p monitor will make things look less clear and larger than normal. You should play the resolution that is native to the screen, Full stop. 4k on a big TV has the same fidelity as 1080p on a small monitor.
I used to have a 24 inch monitor for 5 years in my old gaming PC, and I used 24 inch monitors my whole life. I thought 32 inch would be way too much but once I got the Samsung Neo G8 for my new gaming PC it just felt so natural. I don't think I can ever go back to 24 inch.
What about 27 inch? I feel like thats a sweet spot where its not too big or to small. Considering I have dual monitor setup (2x27 inch) I feel 32 would be too large.
@@Marko-ij4vy I got used to 32 inch very quickly and now it feels like the truly optimal screen size to me. It is like somehow the screen size shrinked throught the month I used it because I could've sworn it was bigger when I got it out of the box.
@@theivadimthey are the perfect size, not too big, not to small. Coming from an old 32inch PHILIPS TV I can say 24 inch is perfect. 32 inch is so big, is unplayable, even în games like Forza or TC2. 25 inches is the max for gamers and I will go 27 inches if I was a pro who needs a big display. Anything over 28 inches is so bad
I use 27 inch 4k monitor with RX 6800. Enjoy it very much, especially the system interfaces looks very clear and the biggest plus for me is clear text on screen :) In games where RX 6800 is not enough I use upscalers ;)
@@Tx_zx In my opinion, 4K on a 27-inch monitor is pointless, 1440p looks amazing on 27 inches, and 4K is too demanding. In my experience, 4K is at least for a 32-inch monitor to really appreciate the difference with 1440p. And an RX 6800 GPU is a bit tight for 4K and will soon be obsolete, in 1440p it could continue to be used for many years.
Ive had 27" 1080p monitors for near on 20 years now, just switched to 1440p when half my games load up in 1080p i literally cant see the difference except on super fine text
1080p resolution doesn't look good on a 1440p display because of how pixels are arranged. It scales OK on a 4K display because the display can use four (4K) pixels to display one 1080p pixel. If that makes sense🙂 Can't do that on a 1440p display. So, technically you are actually loosing image quality by using a 1440p monitor compared to running 1080p resolution on a 1080p monitor that has a comparable pixel density.
Hey there, can you please tell me if reading text or for coding 27 inch 1080p is good or not? Like is there amy issues while viewing. Gaming/Movies is fine i think but please let me know that too. Also if i use 1080p on 1440p is it noticeably shitty or something? Thanks 😊
@gearsssss 1080p on a 1080p screen is perfectly readable, 1080p on a 1440p screen makes the text a little fuzzy but easily readable as it's bigger. Personally I'd stick to native res and adjust your scale if you want bigger text. If unsure pop into somewhere that sells screens and look at them side by side. I still have multiple 1080p screens that I regularly use for Web browsing and have never had an issue reading anything
Thanks Vadim! A proud owner of MSI G274QPD-QD came from Previous IPS and VA. This little Quantum Dot Monitor can give your life full of vivid and vibrant color in Premium mode. Though the RGB mode is probably the best for general usage. I suspect they use samsung panel. ps. mine have moderate ips glow but I do gaming and editing in bright ambient. If you love to do stuff in the dark VA probably the way if you are bother by IPS glow.
Difficult to argue with that price. Especially, if you're on a tight budget. I hope you'll enjoy it. Let us know what your experience with the monitor is like when you get a chance to try it out.
I made the stupid mistake of getting a 27 inch 1440p monitor and it´s bloody nice with crisp picture but yeah no my RX 6600 does not have the power to run allot of my games at 1440p. So had to sell it and now I spent all day looking for a new 1080p montior. Im so used to 27 inch so moving down to 24/25 inch feel some what to small but then again even with a 27 inch I will have the same screen real estate.
If you like to get really sweaty in Fortnite then it might be worth it. But if you casually enjoy your games then I wouldn't bother buying a new monitor. Having a small screen will definitely feel worse in Minecraft and Hogwarts Legacy in my opinion. In the meantime 1440p monitors as well as graphics cards that are able to run games at such resolution will get cheaper. So, you can upgrade your whole system in the future. I hope this helps.🙂 Let me know what you think.
if you're doing comp FPS stick with 24in. For Single Player, MMO's, Sim games, or Casual FPS, etc. Get the 27in 144Hz is plenty smooth and you really do have diminishing returns after that point.
@@theivadim sadly, I couldn't find my dream monitor with 27", 4k, 120hz, glossy flat. A reddit comment made me research using a the LG C2 42" TV as a monitor. looks really appealing
Out of the monitors I own a Gigabyte M32Q 1440p flat 32" is my favorite. I prefer to stay with 1440p rather than 4k resolution as it allows my PC hardware to perform longer at higher game setting than if I went with 4k. One thing as well a persons vision needs to be taken into account, as an older retired individual the 32" 1440p looks excellent and honestly with these old tired eyes I doubt going to 4k would I see enough difference to warrant the harder to run resolution. I did try one of the 34" curved ultrawides a couple of years ago thinking it would be awesome but find I much prefer the standard 32" flat screen better and really do not care for the curved format.
A 1080p 23.8 monitor has SLIGHTLY higher ppi than 1440p 32 inch. So, you’re basically getting the same quality as a 1080p 24 inch monitor. You probably wouldn’t feel like you need to move to 4k if you had a 27 inch monitor. Unless you NEED bigger than 27, I’d get a 27. At 32 inches, you’re losing performance and it’ll be just as blurry as a 24 inch 1080p. 4k at 32 would be a massive quality increase though.
I am on 24” my whole life. Basically ever since I was 17 when I went from notebook that was like 1366x768 resolution max (probably like 17 inch) to my first 24” monitor. Not too long ago I bought a pc that is capable of 4K easily and I feel like by still being on fhd I’m blocking the full potential of rtx3080.
3080 will only be held back at 1080p if the cpu isn’t strong enough. The more frames you want to drive, the more the cpu gets pushed. With a strong enough CPU, you could be taking advantage of a 4090 at 480p. Although, there is no cpu strong enough at the moment to do that. With that said, if you don’t mind a bigger screen, 1440p 27 will be nice.
That size is definitely a disadvantage for competitive play if you sit at a normal distance from it. That's why even at 4K my favourite screen size for gaming is 27 inches. But 32-inch is nice for work. So much more space for multitasking.
Im currently running a 1440p 27 but if i could i would go back to 24 with 1440p i would. How people sit at a desk and play on 32 is beyond me, i feel like my eyes should only be moving when gaming not my entire head
So you recommend against buying 32 inch 2k monitor? I want a second screen for my gaming laptop to play/watch videos, my friend let me try his 27 inch and it's great but I was considering 32 inch
@@CrustaceanAllergyEnjoyer i Personally think 27 inches is as big as you want to go for gaming at a desk. For me 32 inches is too big at that distance. Also 27 inches will look alot crisper than a 32 inch with the same resolution
because maybe you have a small desk.... its always better to play on a big screen that i firther away. i could never go back to smaller than 32. i spend half of my life looking at a screen, its literally depressing to think about looking into a tiny 24" box. it has to be at least 4k, 120hz+ OLED and 32", a big desktop is cheap AF, i spend around 150 dollar for a big wooden plate and 2 wood trestle + 20 dollar for some parquet resin.... and it looks great
@@DubElementMusic my desk is a decent size. for me unless you're playing at a distance like 4ft or more away like someone would on a console i don't see 32 as a practical monitor, especially if you're playing competitively on multiplayer
@@MrGeorge07 you can set the 32" OLED screen to 28 or 24 if you want, so there is even a option to downgrade it, for some games, or a option to switch from 4k 240hz to 1080p 480hz, the reaction time also higher than any LCD could do... i just dont see any reason to buy a tiny screen except it`s cheaper... but if i would play on a 24, i would go for a CRT for sure, they are still the best.
Here I am about to buy the AOC 24G2SP for $100, and discover this video to see if it is a good deal, and this exact model gets recommended at 1:03 lol love it.
@@theivadim Absolutely beautiful monitor! It beats using my 32 inch 2k resolution 144hz monitor. As using 1920x1080 on this AOC monitor gives not only more fps, but the 25" means there is less looking around for my eyes in competitive matches :)
Thank you. I cannot decide, damn it. I want a 4k monitor with 240hz, not smaller than 32 inches. However, I am still determining if I should buy bigger or if this is enough for gaming and Vegas Pro editing? (it must be G-Sync) Thanks, that's a very pro video! I have your recommendation in mind, and that is the SAMSUNG Odyssey Neo G7 32" LS32BG750NPXEN. What do you think?
If the curved screen won't get in the way of your work then go for it. Neo G7 is an amazing monitor if you need the best of of the best right now. As for the G-Sync, all modern monitors support both NVIDIA's G-Sync and AMD's FreeSync. However, if you want a monitor with NVIDIA G-Sync module than you need to search for another monitor. And they are much more expensive. Like the ASUS 32" ROG SWIFT PG32UQX. Also, I don't think there are any such 240Hz monitors available now. I've seen news of more 4K 240Hz monitors coming over the next year or so. You may want to research that and wait a little to buy one of those instead. If waiting is an option.
What about something like Samsung Odyssey g5 which is 32 inches curved at 1440p? I don't sit too close to the monitor, mainly gonna use it for gaming and some light office/school work.
@@chokedbybacklog5433 How's it? I'm planning to buy the same. Is it worth buying or should I look for something else for competitive gaming and movies?
I just got the m27q-p as a secondary monitor to the LG c3 42, and I'm considering a 32 1440p instead just due to the sheer size of the c3. If I want the screens side by side, it will be a toss up as to whether i'll even notice 1440p on a 32 at that distance.
For me the best screen size for 4K is 50 inches. Watching movies and playing games is very immersive. When I play shooters I can spot far away enemies quicker, when I play driving games I can see further down the road since everything is bigger on a 50 inch.
unfortunely its only the us prices as in the europe cost much more and sometimes cost double the price i can talk about the 4090 in the middle east a 4090 doesn't cost below 2233.16
I recently bought the MSI G274QPF at Costco for 220 bucks which is an insane steal for a gaming monitor! 1440p resolution, 170hz refresh rate, Wide Color Gamete, Rapid IPS panel, 27 inch which is the sweet spot screen size for my desk setup and has more connection ports ! And was very satisfied as my early Christmas present!
I have been using ultrawide for 5 years now because I love it but my issue was streaming in sites like twitch, etc so I went for 4k 19:9 OLED for an all purpose/quality. If one day we see OLED 4k ultrawide 21:9 with at least 34" then I will change back.
Agreed!🙂🤝 4K ultrawide would be nice. I guess right now such a product would cost way too much and that is why companies don't make it. Well, 1440p adoption is ramping up now thanks to a plethora of great ~$300 monitors. 4K is the next step. But the display industry is innovating slowly. I had my first 4K monitor in 2015 (I think). And too this day 4K remains a luxury/professional niche product. Still way too long to go for it to become mainstream almost 10 years after the introduction of the 4K standard.
@@theivadim Yes I agree. Also, the problem I find with OLED ultrawids or any OLED bigger than 32" is the 1440p gets noticed the bigger the screen and pixelated.
Yeah, G7 is fine if it is for gaming. I've posted alternative recommendations in the description of this video (including the G7). But if you want a good monitor that can do everything and has a flat screen then check out either Alienware AW2721D or Alienware AW2723DF. Hopefully, one of those is in stock in your region. Have a good hunt!🫡
I know it's a little late to respond but still... Though I have never used a 27", 1440p on a 32inch looks okay with no problems. However, if you ever plan to play on 1080p, 27" could be your best shot since the image will look low-quality on 32" compared to 27". You can use your GPU manufacturer's softwares, such as RSR on AMD side, to make the image look a bit more sharper if needed. Also can't make a comment brand-wise.
samsung seni çok daha uzun bir süre götürücektir, ben de aynısını almayı düşünüyordum. Monster Türkiye dışında çok bilinmiyor. hdr ve parlaklık da önemli özellikler eğer hala monitörünü almadıysan.
I have build my pc(ryzen 7700x and rx 7800xt) currently using a 1080p 24 inch monitor i want top upgrade to a 1440p monitor i am thinking of going with a 32 inch 1440p montior LG ultragear one
i own the new lg 27" 1440p 240hz oled. it's simply amazing and i cant recommend it enough. text does not look fuzzy like in this video. its clear and looks normal. brightness is also not an issue as well. i got it on sale for 799 us. if you can find it for that price its def worth it.
@@theivadim I sold the Neo G7 I picked up to see how it compares to the OLED TV but it couldn’t keep up with it in input lag and colors and I liked the glossy panel on the TV so I ended up selling the Neo G7. I use OLED for the RPG games and I use the M27Q for shooter games and games which require higher FPS. Paired with a ryzen 7 5800X and 3090 FE fully custom water-cooled.
How about looking for a monitor for my 7800xt and Ryzen 9 5900x, since the dp connector of the gpu has 2.1, the dp 2.1 of the monitor has exactly one with freesync ips 2ms 144hz? what would
I just bought couple days ago a msi 27 wqhd 170hz 1ms curved gaming monitor g27cq4p for 230$, and i just want to say for anything above 1440p it looks good but when you scale it down to 1080p looks pixelated and blurry I might return it cuz i watch and play a lot of 1080p videos and games. I just contacted with the person I bought it from he said if you want i will replace it with gigabyte or acer same specs idk what to do 😭 help😢
It has been almost 2 weeks trying to get a new monitor, i’ve got my eyes on some, im mostly looking for fps so 1080p is great for me. Got my eyes on ASUS Tuf vg259qm, 280hz, 24.5inch, ips, costs about 367$, i’ve been playing on a 27inch 1080p, 165hz for quite some time now, i wanna buy a new one, do u think that’s a good choice? W vid btw.
24k is max for gaming and work, unless you have a larger desk. But who will manufacture 24" 4k now...? Only old (unavailable) models with silly 60 Hz...
Maybe in a few years? When upscaling tech gets to the point where it is as good as native resolution. Upscaling from 1080p to 1440p should yield good high-quality results in theory.
Idk. We’re all built different 😀 I too can’t use 24 inch. 27 inch screen is best for me when it comes to shooters. Everything is just too small for me to spot and track well on a smaller screen.
I haven't seen any 24-inch 1440p monitors. 27-inch 1440p is the sweet spot in my opinion. That what I'd get if I were looking for a good monitor for a reasonable price.
GIGABYTE M27Q is what I'd buy for that. I'm seriously sad that I had to sell my M27Q when I moved. I'll get another one at some point this year for my new home office setup.
1440p will obviously look better, than 1080p on 24", but have in mind that playing games in 1440p resolution requires much more computer power than playing in 1080p. So you will have much less fps in 1440p, almost half the amount that you would get on 1080p.
since i live in the middle of nowhere i can only ask anyone out there that has experince: what looks better? 1440p oled monitor or a 4k non-oled monitor?
The oled will look better if you care about deep blacks and great contrast, and 1440p is already crisp enough IMO, from 1440p to 4k there's not so much difference. So if you can choose, the 2k oled is better
It is a difficult choice indeed. I'd choose a 4K IPS because I want to use it for work as well as games and movies. But if I was choosing a monitor specifically for playing games and watching videos then I'd go for the 27" 1440p OLED. Or even better, for one of those ultrawide Samsung OLED G8. It is absolutely insane for games.
that's great to hear. esp since 1440p is much easier to run. I game mostly on my cmputer, but also web surf and look at guitar tabs. I know text isn't as clear as oled but i should be fine. @@elgato5921
You fail to mention the oled monitors you list are matte covered oled. That is like using a condom for safe sex, but poking a ton of holes. Or buying a new car, then tossing paint all over it. Matte screen on OLED is beyond stupid
Why would you increase screen size when 24" is already immersive size wise on your desk and going up in size just decreases the ppi? A 24" 4k screen should look better than a 32" 4k screen all other things being equal.
Well, since I use monitor just for gaming, I prefer 1080p on 24". My eyes are sensitive to large screen too close. Thanks this means cheaper PC hahahah
A 24-inch screen with a 1080p resolution has a higher pixel density compared to a 32-inch screen with a 1440p resolution. Higher pixel density means more pixels per inch, resulting in sharper images. The PPI for a 24-inch 1080p screen is approximately 92 PPI. The PPI for a 32-inch 1440p screen is around 91 PPI. I left 1440p gaming and honestly at this point I find this whole debate to be annoying in regards to 1440p
IVE SIGNED IN JUST TO REPLY TO THIS, BUT WHAT DO YOU MEAN ABOUT THAT? I HAVE A 32 INCH WITH 1080P AND JUST STARTED RESEARCHING MORE FOR THE FUTURE. I DONT SEE ANY PIXELS AT ALL AND MY SCREEN IS CURVED. I HATE A FLAT SCREEN, SO MY OPTIONS ARE ONLY 1440P @32IN CURVED MONITOR.
@@terminator7137 unless you're sitting very far away then you should see the pixels if you really try. but the bigger the screen, the more spread out the pixels are from each other, aka the pixel density. the smaller the screen the higher the density, which means they are closer together, which makes the image look sharper and more clear. typically 24' for 1080p is the normal, 27' for 1440p, and 32' for 4k, although 4k 27' is incredibly sharp and crisp because of the pixels being so close together. the higher the resolution of the monitor, the more you can get away with bigger screens and not see a huge difference if you are sitting reasonably far from your display. if you sit far, then you can also go with larger screens. 32' 1440p is probably like 27' 1080p, still pretty good but you'll need to sit somewhat far. look up monitor ppi (pixel per inch) with different sizes and resolutions and do research. the more pixels per inch, the better clarity etc.
My favourite sizes are 27 inch 1440p or 32 inch 4K. I don't recommend getting a 1080p monitor anymore because decent 1440p monitors are about $20-30 more expensive nowadays and they deliver a much better experience when you work, browse the web, and play games.
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What is your favorite monitor?
P.S. I've posted more alternatives for all monitor categories in the description of this video. Check them out if the one I recommended is out of stock in your region.
Ultrawide personally. I went for a 2K WFHD ( 2560x1080P ) monitor but, it's kind of a niché resolution. About this video, I totally agree with the choose you did suggest. I was able to get and try a Gigabyte M27Q for a short amount of time and it was a really good monitor, for the price. Take care Vadim, greetings from Italy.
@@andreabriganti5113 yeah, I don't see that many 1080p ultrawides🙂 Seems like 1440p is the most popular resolution for ultrawide at the moment. Ever thinking of upgrading your resolution?
Thanks! Have a wonderful day!👋🙂
@@theivadim Yes, I have considered upgrading to Ultrawide QHD. However, between the little space I have available where I live, plus the performances and amount of V-Ram of my GPU, the heaviness of modern graphics engines and RT and the poor optimization of today's games, I preferred to choose Ultrawide FHD. Hope you'll have a wonderful day too
@@andreabriganti5113 makes sense. 🙂👍
Alienware AW2723DF. Idk why that isn’t in the list of the best 1440p monitors
Easiest way i explain resolution to customers is the larger the screen, the higher the res you need to get the same picture. No 4k does not look good on a 1080 p monitor, it will just make everything look tiny. Using 1080p on a 1440p monitor will make things look less clear and larger than normal. You should play the resolution that is native to the screen, Full stop. 4k on a big TV has the same fidelity as 1080p on a small monitor.
I used to have a 24 inch monitor for 5 years in my old gaming PC, and I used 24 inch monitors my whole life. I thought 32 inch would be way too much but once I got the Samsung Neo G8 for my new gaming PC it just felt so natural. I don't think I can ever go back to 24 inch.
I’m not a fan of 24” either. Too small for my liking.
What about 27 inch? I feel like thats a sweet spot where its not too big or to small. Considering I have dual monitor setup (2x27 inch) I feel 32 would be too large.
@@Marko-ij4vy I got used to 32 inch very quickly and now it feels like the truly optimal screen size to me. It is like somehow the screen size shrinked throught the month I used it because I could've sworn it was bigger when I got it out of the box.
Meanwhile I was gaming in a 15.6 inch screen and see 24 inches huge and uncomfortable @@theivadim
@@theivadimthey are the perfect size, not too big, not to small. Coming from an old 32inch PHILIPS TV I can say 24 inch is perfect. 32 inch is so big, is unplayable, even în games like Forza or TC2. 25 inches is the max for gamers and I will go 27 inches if I was a pro who needs a big display. Anything over 28 inches is so bad
I use 27 inch 4k monitor with RX 6800. Enjoy it very much, especially the system interfaces looks very clear and the biggest plus for me is clear text on screen :) In games where RX 6800 is not enough I use upscalers ;)
Good thing your RX 6800 has good size memory🙂👍
@@theivadim that's why I choose it over rtx 3070 :)
@@Tx_zx In my opinion, 4K on a 27-inch monitor is pointless, 1440p looks amazing on 27 inches, and 4K is too demanding. In my experience, 4K is at least for a 32-inch monitor to really appreciate the difference with 1440p.
And an RX 6800 GPU is a bit tight for 4K and will soon be obsolete, in 1440p it could continue to be used for many years.
Ive had 27" 1080p monitors for near on 20 years now, just switched to 1440p when half my games load up in 1080p i literally cant see the difference except on super fine text
1080p resolution doesn't look good on a 1440p display because of how pixels are arranged. It scales OK on a 4K display because the display can use four (4K) pixels to display one 1080p pixel. If that makes sense🙂 Can't do that on a 1440p display. So, technically you are actually loosing image quality by using a 1440p monitor compared to running 1080p resolution on a 1080p monitor that has a comparable pixel density.
Hey there, can you please tell me if reading text or for coding 27 inch 1080p is good or not? Like is there amy issues while viewing. Gaming/Movies is fine i think but please let me know that too. Also if i use 1080p on 1440p is it noticeably shitty or something? Thanks 😊
@gearsssss 1080p on a 1080p screen is perfectly readable, 1080p on a 1440p screen makes the text a little fuzzy but easily readable as it's bigger. Personally I'd stick to native res and adjust your scale if you want bigger text. If unsure pop into somewhere that sells screens and look at them side by side. I still have multiple 1080p screens that I regularly use for Web browsing and have never had an issue reading anything
@@JessieDoidge Thank you so much. Cleared out my doubts fr. 😃💖
What do you mean by 20 years,
FHD in 2003?
Thanks Vadim! A proud owner of MSI G274QPD-QD came from Previous IPS and VA. This little Quantum Dot Monitor can give your life full of vivid and vibrant color in Premium mode. Though the RGB mode is probably the best for general usage. I suspect they use samsung panel.
ps. mine have moderate ips glow but I do gaming and editing in bright ambient. If you love to do stuff in the dark VA probably the way if you are bother by IPS glow.
Awesome! Thank you for sharing your experience.🙂
I too prefer to work and game in a well-lit room.🤝 I find it puts less stress on my eyes.
@theivadim Ahaha indeed less eye strain though less emersion (dang it!) I am getting old lol btw, got this baby for 328 usd / in my region.
True that😀
Nice!
Just snagged up the 32" Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 today for 750 USD on sale. Cannot WAIT to get it tomorrow!
Nice! Enjoy!🙂
Nice ....much needed video... clarify all the doubts... thankyou ❤
Most welcome 😊
Thank you for posting this video 🎥. You have a new subscriber 🎉. Keep up the great 👍 work 🎉.
Im probably getting a 27 inch 1080p monitor because it was on sale for $80. You cant beat that
Difficult to argue with that price. Especially, if you're on a tight budget. I hope you'll enjoy it. Let us know what your experience with the monitor is like when you get a chance to try it out.
I made the stupid mistake of getting a 27 inch 1440p monitor and it´s bloody nice with crisp picture but yeah no my RX 6600 does not have the power to run allot of my games at 1440p. So had to sell it and now I spent all day looking for a new 1080p montior. Im so used to 27 inch so moving down to 24/25 inch feel some what to small but then again even with a 27 inch I will have the same screen real estate.
I’ve been on the M32U for a year now. By far my fave size/res.
Good stuff!🙂
we need more 24-25 inch high resolution high refresh rate monitors.
Imagine 24-25'' 4K 240hz+ monitors :D . And in OLED as well.
I wish.
Super Video very usefull. nice cut! going for M27Q! tyvm
I have a 27 inch 1080p 60 hts monitor if I get the first monitor will I notice a difference on games like Fortnite Hogwarts legacy and Minecraft?
Im worried that it would be to small but I also I am worried my rats 3050 won’t be able to handle 1440p if I get a 27 inch
If you like to get really sweaty in Fortnite then it might be worth it. But if you casually enjoy your games then I wouldn't bother buying a new monitor. Having a small screen will definitely feel worse in Minecraft and Hogwarts Legacy in my opinion. In the meantime 1440p monitors as well as graphics cards that are able to run games at such resolution will get cheaper. So, you can upgrade your whole system in the future. I hope this helps.🙂 Let me know what you think.
24 inch 165hz vs 27 inch 144hz monitor
Which one to buy 🤔
if you're doing comp FPS stick with 24in. For Single Player, MMO's, Sim games, or Casual FPS, etc. Get the 27in 144Hz is plenty smooth and you really do have diminishing returns after that point.
this video is awesome. all I have been looking for as a monitor buying guide.
Glad I could help!
@@theivadim sadly, I couldn't find my dream monitor with 27", 4k, 120hz, glossy flat. A reddit comment made me research using a the LG C2 42" TV as a monitor. looks really appealing
Out of the monitors I own a Gigabyte M32Q 1440p flat 32" is my favorite.
I prefer to stay with 1440p rather than 4k resolution as it allows my PC hardware to perform longer at higher game setting than if I went with 4k.
One thing as well a persons vision needs to be taken into account, as an older retired individual the 32" 1440p looks excellent and honestly with these old tired eyes I doubt going to 4k would I see enough difference to warrant the harder to run resolution.
I did try one of the 34" curved ultrawides a couple of years ago thinking it would be awesome but find I much prefer the standard 32" flat screen better and really do not care for the curved format.
Upcaling technologies should allow you to upgrade to 4K soon without worrying about the GPU performance too much😉
A 1080p 23.8 monitor has SLIGHTLY higher ppi than 1440p 32 inch. So, you’re basically getting the same quality as a 1080p 24 inch monitor. You probably wouldn’t feel like you need to move to 4k if you had a 27 inch monitor. Unless you NEED bigger than 27, I’d get a 27. At 32 inches, you’re losing performance and it’ll be just as blurry as a 24 inch 1080p. 4k at 32 would be a massive quality increase though.
@@t7274 I do not feel I need to move to 4k now with currently having a 1440p 32" screen!
I am on 24” my whole life. Basically ever since I was 17 when I went from notebook that was like 1366x768 resolution max (probably like 17 inch) to my first 24” monitor. Not too long ago I bought a pc that is capable of 4K easily and I feel like by still being on fhd I’m blocking the full potential of rtx3080.
Yeah🙂 Looks like your next upgrade should be a nicer monitor. Even 1440p will be a nice one.
3080 will only be held back at 1080p if the cpu isn’t strong enough. The more frames you want to drive, the more the cpu gets pushed. With a strong enough CPU, you could be taking advantage of a 4090 at 480p. Although, there is no cpu strong enough at the moment to do that. With that said, if you don’t mind a bigger screen, 1440p 27 will be nice.
@@t7274I, too, would spend 2k on a GPU to do 480p
what do you think about a 32 inch ips monitor 1444p?
it has the same pixel density (or PPI) as a 1080p 24" monitor, so it should look just as sharp while being a MUCH bigger screen
@@TheDavi2001 have you used it previously ?
@@explore_if yes
@@explore_if yes, I have both
Very good video 👏👏👏 , I am on LG 27GL850( Rtx 4070ti) , will upgrade to 4k in 2025 when RTX 5080 comes out .
first day on a 32 inch and im losing every game in valorant... i feel like its just too big which i didnt even think of before buying it
That size is definitely a disadvantage for competitive play if you sit at a normal distance from it. That's why even at 4K my favourite screen size for gaming is 27 inches. But 32-inch is nice for work. So much more space for multitasking.
I wonder why curved monitors 25 are not produced?
There are curved 24(23.5), but 25(24.5) are all regular.
Im currently running a 1440p 27 but if i could i would go back to 24 with 1440p i would. How people sit at a desk and play on 32 is beyond me, i feel like my eyes should only be moving when gaming not my entire head
So you recommend against buying 32 inch 2k monitor? I want a second screen for my gaming laptop to play/watch videos, my friend let me try his 27 inch and it's great but I was considering 32 inch
@@CrustaceanAllergyEnjoyer i Personally think 27 inches is as big as you want to go for gaming at a desk. For me 32 inches is too big at that distance. Also 27 inches will look alot crisper than a 32 inch with the same resolution
because maybe you have a small desk.... its always better to play on a big screen that i firther away. i could never go back to smaller than 32. i spend half of my life looking at a screen, its literally depressing to think about looking into a tiny 24" box. it has to be at least 4k, 120hz+ OLED and 32", a big desktop is cheap AF, i spend around 150 dollar for a big wooden plate and 2 wood trestle + 20 dollar for some parquet resin.... and it looks great
@@DubElementMusic my desk is a decent size. for me unless you're playing at a distance like 4ft or more away like someone would on a console i don't see 32 as a practical monitor, especially if you're playing competitively on multiplayer
@@MrGeorge07 you can set the 32" OLED screen to 28 or 24 if you want, so there is even a option to downgrade it, for some games, or a option to switch from 4k 240hz to 1080p 480hz, the reaction time also higher than any LCD could do... i just dont see any reason to buy a tiny screen except it`s cheaper... but if i would play on a 24, i would go for a CRT for sure, they are still the best.
Recliner and 85inch OLED was my monitor decision 😂
Nice choice! 🙂 I'd probably do the same if I had enough room in my home.
Here I am about to buy the AOC 24G2SP for $100, and discover this video to see if it is a good deal, and this exact model gets recommended at 1:03 lol love it.
Good price👍 I hope you'll enjoy it! Let me know what you think after you try it.🤝
@@theivadim Absolutely beautiful monitor!
It beats using my 32 inch 2k resolution 144hz monitor.
As using 1920x1080 on this AOC monitor gives not only more fps, but the 25" means there is less looking around for my eyes in competitive matches :)
my perfect res/size does not exist, id love a 25.5'' 1440p 300hz. Closest to this ive ever found is AOC Q24G2A/BK 23.8" 1440p 165hz.
I spend half my life looking at my screen. For me there is only one option: the best currently available. So 120hz+, OLED, 4k and 32"
Thank you.
I cannot decide, damn it.
I want a 4k monitor with 240hz, not smaller than 32 inches.
However, I am still determining if I should buy bigger or if this is enough for gaming and Vegas Pro editing?
(it must be G-Sync)
Thanks, that's a very pro video!
I have your recommendation in mind, and that is the SAMSUNG Odyssey Neo G7 32" LS32BG750NPXEN.
What do you think?
If the curved screen won't get in the way of your work then go for it. Neo G7 is an amazing monitor if you need the best of of the best right now.
As for the G-Sync, all modern monitors support both NVIDIA's G-Sync and AMD's FreeSync. However, if you want a monitor with NVIDIA G-Sync module than you need to search for another monitor. And they are much more expensive. Like the ASUS 32" ROG SWIFT PG32UQX.
Also, I don't think there are any such 240Hz monitors available now. I've seen news of more 4K 240Hz monitors coming over the next year or so. You may want to research that and wait a little to buy one of those instead. If waiting is an option.
What about something like Samsung Odyssey g5 which is 32 inches curved at 1440p? I don't sit too close to the monitor, mainly gonna use it for gaming and some light office/school work.
did u get 32 inch monitor?
@@Talos202 I did actually. Got the LG 31.5 inch ultragear 1440p one.
@@chokedbybacklog5433what do u think about it
@@chokedbybacklog5433 im willing to get this model,do you recommend it?
@@chokedbybacklog5433 How's it? I'm planning to buy the same. Is it worth buying or should I look for something else for competitive gaming and movies?
I just got the m27q-p as a secondary monitor to the LG c3 42, and I'm considering a 32 1440p instead just due to the sheer size of the c3. If I want the screens side by side, it will be a toss up as to whether i'll even notice 1440p on a 32 at that distance.
What's your opinion on MSI OPTIX MAG245R2 And VIEWSONIC XG2405? Which one I should Buy?
thank you
You're welcome🙂
I think 4k on 32 inch screen is perfect , Till 2025 4k monitor ( LG 32GQ950) price will be reasonable or even other better option will come .
Yeah, I too would go for a 32-inch screen. Mainly because I like that extra space for productivity.🙂
For me the best screen size for 4K is 50 inches. Watching movies and playing games is very immersive. When I play shooters I can spot far away enemies quicker, when I play driving games I can see further down the road since everything is bigger on a 50 inch.
thats not how it works mate
@@antonsell8450scale
lmao
unfortunely its only the us prices as in the europe cost much more and sometimes cost double the price i can talk about the 4090 in the middle east a 4090 doesn't cost below 2233.16
I want a 24" 4K monitor. I dont wants to be able to read any text on the screen, i just want super smooth looking images (joking)
Very good informative video with very solid options and ranges! Good job
Glad it was helpful!
I recently bought the MSI G274QPF at Costco for 220 bucks which is an insane steal for a gaming monitor! 1440p resolution, 170hz refresh rate, Wide Color Gamete, Rapid IPS panel, 27 inch which is the sweet spot screen size for my desk setup and has more connection ports ! And was very satisfied as my early Christmas present!
Very helpful! Thank you
Glad it was helpful!🙂
I have been using ultrawide for 5 years now because I love it but my issue was streaming in sites like twitch, etc so I went for 4k 19:9 OLED for an all purpose/quality. If one day we see OLED 4k ultrawide 21:9 with at least 34" then I will change back.
Agreed!🙂🤝 4K ultrawide would be nice. I guess right now such a product would cost way too much and that is why companies don't make it. Well, 1440p adoption is ramping up now thanks to a plethora of great ~$300 monitors. 4K is the next step. But the display industry is innovating slowly. I had my first 4K monitor in 2015 (I think). And too this day 4K remains a luxury/professional niche product. Still way too long to go for it to become mainstream almost 10 years after the introduction of the 4K standard.
@@theivadim Yes I agree. Also, the problem I find with OLED ultrawids or any OLED bigger than 32" is the 1440p gets noticed the bigger the screen and pixelated.
What monitor do you recommend for a ps5? 27 inch and 34?And curved if possible
That Samsung odyssey monitor u listed here for 1k it’s priced at 600 on Amazon it’s that good deal?
Can you suggest more 27 inch 1440p 240hz monitors ?
The one you suggested is out of stock.
What do you think about Samsung Odyssey LC27G75TQSWXXL ?
Yeah, G7 is fine if it is for gaming. I've posted alternative recommendations in the description of this video (including the G7). But if you want a good monitor that can do everything and has a flat screen then check out either Alienware AW2721D or Alienware AW2723DF. Hopefully, one of those is in stock in your region. Have a good hunt!🫡
@@theivadim Isn't Samsung LC27G75TQSWXXL good ?
Because the Alienware prices are bonkers.
Which one should i buy for 1440p
Lg27gp850 or 32gp850
I know it's a little late to respond but still... Though I have never used a 27", 1440p on a 32inch looks okay with no problems. However, if you ever plan to play on 1080p, 27" could be your best shot since the image will look low-quality on 32" compared to 27". You can use your GPU manufacturer's softwares, such as RSR on AMD side, to make the image look a bit more sharper if needed. Also can't make a comment brand-wise.
@@darky601 Thank you so much, I end up buying 32" and i'm so happy with the price and performance
Which one do you recommend?
- Samsung Odyssey G5 32" (165hz)
- Monster Aryond A32 V2 (180hz)
samsung seni çok daha uzun bir süre götürücektir, ben de aynısını almayı düşünüyordum. Monster Türkiye dışında çok bilinmiyor. hdr ve parlaklık da önemli özellikler eğer hala monitörünü almadıysan.
Guys what's the biggest size and best 1080p monitor to buy to use on my older Pc? Thx
Thoughts on the AOC Gaming U28G2XU2
Resolution should fit to the GPU as well.
hi, do you recommend LG 24GN60R IPS or AOC 27G2U also 1080p?
I have build my pc(ryzen 7700x and rx 7800xt) currently using a 1080p 24 inch monitor i want top upgrade to a 1440p monitor i am thinking of going with a 32 inch 1440p montior LG ultragear one
i own the new lg 27" 1440p 240hz oled. it's simply amazing and i cant recommend it enough. text does not look fuzzy like in this video. its clear and looks normal. brightness is also not an issue as well. i got it on sale for 799 us. if you can find it for that price its def worth it.
For 799 it's a steal for sure👍 Good catch! Enjoy it!🙂
i use CX OLED 55inch and 27inch M27Q i had the Neo G7 but sold it.
Which one is your favorite out of the three?
@@theivadim I sold the Neo G7 I picked up to see how it compares to the OLED TV but it couldn’t keep up with it in input lag and colors and I liked the glossy panel on the TV so I ended up selling the Neo G7. I use OLED for the RPG games and I use the M27Q for shooter games and games which require higher FPS. Paired with a ryzen 7 5800X and 3090 FE fully custom water-cooled.
Very nice! Makes sense.🙂
How about looking for a monitor for my 7800xt and Ryzen 9 5900x, since the dp connector of the gpu has 2.1, the dp 2.1 of the monitor has exactly one with freesync ips 2ms 144hz? what would
There’s no proart in the list???
I just bought couple days ago a msi 27 wqhd 170hz 1ms curved gaming monitor g27cq4p for 230$, and i just want to say for anything above 1440p it looks good but when you scale it down to 1080p looks pixelated and blurry I might return it cuz i watch and play a lot of 1080p videos and games. I just contacted with the person I bought it from he said if you want i will replace it with gigabyte or acer same specs idk what to do 😭 help😢
Get a 4K monitor if you want high resolution. On a 4K screen you'll get a perfect original 1080p image. 4x4K pixels = 1x1080p pixel.
Or just get a 1080p monitor if that's your main resolution anyway. Cheaper as well.
It has been almost 2 weeks trying to get a new monitor, i’ve got my eyes on some, im mostly looking for fps so 1080p is great for me. Got my eyes on ASUS Tuf vg259qm, 280hz, 24.5inch, ips, costs about 367$, i’ve been playing on a 27inch 1080p, 165hz for quite some time now, i wanna buy a new one, do u think that’s a good choice? W vid btw.
once you go 1440p you wont go back. 144hz+ and 1440p is amazing
24k is max for gaming and work, unless you have a larger desk. But who will manufacture 24" 4k now...? Only old (unavailable) models with silly 60 Hz...
When using 4k on 27 inch screen any scaling issue?
I didn't notice any such issues in applications I used.
Best 4k 60hz option for us story mode gamets
What about samsung Odyssey G5 for 1440p?
I’m currently on a 44 inch tv lmao so idk if I want 24inch or 27 inch
What about LG 32UN650 ?
I want to buy it
is 32 inch monitor too big for gaming? cos im thinking to upgrade my 27 inch 1440p to 32 inch 4K
It's not too big for my taste. I'm thinking of switching to 4K 32" as well. It's better for productivity as well. More room on the screen.
Hii brother can you please recommend me a 4k 60hz monitor
I Want a 1440p Monitor. but i won't buy it. because 1440p Gaming is just Too Much expensive. i'll stick to 1080p to keep my gaming cost down
Maybe in a few years? When upscaling tech gets to the point where it is as good as native resolution. Upscaling from 1080p to 1440p should yield good high-quality results in theory.
i have gtx 1050 ti ..which monitor i can go for pls ??? i have the old dell 2414h but it become old and idk which one i go for ??
Go for a 1080p with 24 or 27"
Hey vadim I can’t aim on a 24 inch but I’m godlike on everything bigger lol… do you know why that is? I like te 24 inch but can’t play so good :(
Idk. We’re all built different 😀 I too can’t use 24 inch. 27 inch screen is best for me when it comes to shooters. Everything is just too small for me to spot and track well on a smaller screen.
I have 20inch monitor n yes i also don't see a diff
I wanna get 2 monitor 32 inches
Is 24 inch 2k better than 27 inch 2k ?
I haven't seen any 24-inch 1440p monitors. 27-inch 1440p is the sweet spot in my opinion. That what I'd get if I were looking for a good monitor for a reasonable price.
I use a 32 inch monitor as a TV
27 and 31.5 is the best monitor for all the warzone people
Me who play at 4k in 15.6 inch laptop screen
I need 1440p 165/144 HZ monitor with great reponse and colour
GIGABYTE M27Q is what I'd buy for that. I'm seriously sad that I had to sell my M27Q when I moved. I'll get another one at some point this year for my new home office setup.
Is 1440p in 32 inch still good? Any recomendation (144hz/up)? Or jus stay in 27 inch 1440
1080p 24 inch or 1440p 24 inch for gaming
1440p will obviously look better, than 1080p on 24", but have in mind that playing games in 1440p resolution requires much more computer power than playing in 1080p. So you will have much less fps in 1440p, almost half the amount that you would get on 1080p.
since i live in the middle of nowhere i can only ask anyone out there that has experince: what looks better? 1440p oled monitor or a 4k non-oled monitor?
The oled will look better if you care about deep blacks and great contrast, and 1440p is already crisp enough IMO, from 1440p to 4k there's not so much difference. So if you can choose, the 2k oled is better
It is a difficult choice indeed. I'd choose a 4K IPS because I want to use it for work as well as games and movies. But if I was choosing a monitor specifically for playing games and watching videos then I'd go for the 27" 1440p OLED. Or even better, for one of those ultrawide Samsung OLED G8. It is absolutely insane for games.
that's great to hear. esp since 1440p is much easier to run. I game mostly on my cmputer, but also web surf and look at guitar tabs. I know text isn't as clear as oled but i should be fine. @@elgato5921
thanks! @@theivadim
You fail to mention the oled monitors you list are matte covered oled. That is like using a condom for safe sex, but poking a ton of holes. Or buying a new car, then tossing paint all over it. Matte screen on OLED is beyond stupid
So would a 27 inch 1080p monitor be fine for casual gaming?
more than fine
My gameboy have less, and still works...
1440p 😆 my wallet say w8 a little longer for price drop 😁
What about 24 inch but 1440p? Is 1440p not worth it on 24 inch?
I have used both 24 inch and 27 inch 1440p. I could see difference in image quality. 24 inch looks more crisp.
the g7 curve is a no for me
Why would you increase screen size when 24" is already immersive size wise on your desk and going up in size just decreases the ppi?
A 24" 4k screen should look better than a 32" 4k screen all other things being equal.
Well, since I use monitor just for gaming, I prefer 1080p on 24". My eyes are sensitive to large screen too close. Thanks this means cheaper PC hahahah
A 24-inch screen with a 1080p resolution has a higher pixel density compared to a 32-inch screen with a 1440p resolution. Higher pixel density means more pixels per inch, resulting in sharper images.
The PPI for a 24-inch 1080p screen is approximately 92 PPI.
The PPI for a 32-inch 1440p screen is around 91 PPI.
I left 1440p gaming and honestly at this point I find this whole debate to be annoying in regards to 1440p
Also I'm not a gamer. I'm heading towards being a professional now. 2x 24inch monitors are excellent.
I can hear based on your pronunciation that you come from Ukraine. Am I right?
+1
Im too broke to buy any expensive monitor. But i found a good deal for 230$ 1080P 32" 250hz. I think it's not that bad.model: msi (G32C4X)
Dude, 32" is way too big for 1080p, unless you're going to use it as a TV. Should have bought a 24" monitor instead.
32in 1080p is gonna look like 420p 😭 find a dif one
IVE SIGNED IN JUST TO REPLY TO THIS, BUT WHAT DO YOU MEAN ABOUT THAT? I HAVE A 32 INCH WITH 1080P AND JUST STARTED RESEARCHING MORE FOR THE FUTURE. I DONT SEE ANY PIXELS AT ALL AND MY SCREEN IS CURVED. I HATE A FLAT SCREEN, SO MY OPTIONS ARE ONLY 1440P @32IN CURVED MONITOR.
@@terminator7137 unless you're sitting very far away then you should see the pixels if you really try. but the bigger the screen, the more spread out the pixels are from each other, aka the pixel density. the smaller the screen the higher the density, which means they are closer together, which makes the image look sharper and more clear. typically 24' for 1080p is the normal, 27' for 1440p, and 32' for 4k, although 4k 27' is incredibly sharp and crisp because of the pixels being so close together. the higher the resolution of the monitor, the more you can get away with bigger screens and not see a huge difference if you are sitting reasonably far from your display. if you sit far, then you can also go with larger screens. 32' 1440p is probably like 27' 1080p, still pretty good but you'll need to sit somewhat far. look up monitor ppi (pixel per inch) with different sizes and resolutions and do research. the more pixels per inch, the better clarity etc.
propensity
Which size should i get as a beginner
My favourite sizes are 27 inch 1440p or 32 inch 4K. I don't recommend getting a 1080p monitor anymore because decent 1440p monitors are about $20-30 more expensive nowadays and they deliver a much better experience when you work, browse the web, and play games.
@@theivadim so.. I should get the 27 inch?
27 inch 1440p or 32 inch 4K are best in my opinion. Pick one that fits your budget. You'll have a good time using either of those.