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What is better monitor for my computer spec
VG278HE Click me for spec
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VG248QE Click me for spec

NOTE: Please dont suggest any monitor
i have VG248QE and iwant to swap my monitor to VG278HE
My QUESTION this worth it or not?

NOTE: MY GPU: SLI Asus Strix Gtx 970

My Computer Spec:
CPU: i7 4790k OC @ 4.6Ghz
Mobo: Sabertooth mark 1 z97
GPU: SLI Asus Strix Gtx 970
Corsair h100i Ram: Corsair Dominator Platinum 4x4 1866mhz
Samsung Pro 126GB
HDD: 1T Seagate
Case: Corsair 760T Full tower Case Black
MY PSU: Corsair AX760i

Monitor: ASUS VG248QE 24inch 144hz
(iwant to swap my monitor to VG278HE) "worth it or not?"


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Wrong. The screen resolution is the same on both so the performance will be identical. It does not require more power to use a bigger screen. It requires more power to use a HIGHER RESOLUTION screen and because both of those are 1080p, the performance will be identical.
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really? exaclty same?
iwant large screen cause i use SLI strix gtx 970
i'm right or wrong?
 
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Wrong. The screen resolution is the same on both so the performance will be identical. It does not require more power to use a bigger screen. It requires more power to use a HIGHER RESOLUTION screen and because both of those are 1080p, the performance will be identical.
 
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thank you so much for the info.

if ever i swap my monitor to VG278HE
MY PSU is enough or ineed to upgrade?

MY PSU: Corsair AX760i

Sorry newbie question :(
 
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meaning to say i use 24inch now
if i swap my monitor to 27inch my fps is affected? and going down a little bit?
 
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No the fps will be the same since both screens are the same resolution. It's the resolution that you play on that effects the performance not the screen size. And screens have their own power supply and take their power directly from the wall socket so it does not make a difference in what size PSU you need in the computer.
 
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I understand that everyone thanks
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What is better monitor for gaming
24 inch 1080p (that I experience it)
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27 inch 1080p (give me idea for this this is good and better than 24inch 1080p or not)
 
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It depends on your preferences and how far you are from the screen, the further away you are the bigger the screen should be. Also if you have a huge screen close to you then you would propably want a higher resolution aswell. There are some calculations and recommandations for tvs that tell what screen size you should have based on the viewing distance. You might want to go to a shop that has displays on display to check what the differences are in real life.
 
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thank you so much for spend time to answer my question
now I understand that everyone thanks again... my friend

my decision i stay with my monitor VG248QE cause sometimes my eyes it's hurt cause i play games 12-hrs aday.

sorry for my english
 
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