Need help on what monitor to use?

Ferrariassassin

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So i am almost done with my PC build and welllll i kinda forgot something, the monitor lol. own a 32 inch LED HDTV screen and i was wondering will my PC be able to play on it? My pc and tv both have an HDMI and optical audio. I was wondering will i not get good quality out of my pc on it since it is a TV screen and not a PC Monitor?
 
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I use a 46" LG for my PC and it works great, although I am not at a traditional desk set up. I sit about 6' away from my screen. I play games on it just fine and never notice any latency. If your GPU is beefy enough to push 1080p you should be fine.

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I use a 46" LG for my PC and it works great, although I am not at a traditional desk set up. I sit about 6' away from my screen. I play games on it just fine and never notice any latency. If your GPU is beefy enough to push 1080p you should be fine.
 
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Oh yea, i have a MSI R9 280, itl handle it with no sweat i hope lol
 

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Yup you are fine. Others will regurgitate recommendations to go with a monitor with a 144Hz refresh rate and a 1 millisecond response, but truth-be -told unless you are a pro gamer playing over a wicked fast connection you will never see a difference
 

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That looks like an really good monitor for the price and ASUS makes great monitors. personally pay the extra $40 for the 24". 22" is going to be painfully small. Also once you are ready to buy keep an eye on Newegg's daily shell-shockers not too long ago the had a widescreen 27"1200p for about the same price. It was seriously something like $189 off MSRP. They have some amazing deal if you catch them