Need advice for Monitor

[Pepsiman]

Hello,
I recently build a new computer i5 3570k with a 670. I am wondering what's a good monitor for the 670. Current Monitor Samsung 2253bw. Budget ~200$ more or less. Thanks in advance

 

[milkshakez7z]

any Idea on the consideration on another 2 samsung's for a triple monitor setup?

 

[manofchalk]

Look for a 1920x1080/1200 resolution, 5ms or less response time, LED backlighting and preferably VESA mounting. If you had a bit more money, a 120hz monitor is also a good idea. As that will allow an FPS of up 120 to be displayed, and can also show a 3D image.

TL;DR: This monitor is fairly good for your budget.
Asus VE248H Black 24". $200 ($15 rebate)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236102

 

[Pepsiman]

Do the 670 let u do a triple monitor setup? because I do have 2 2253bw

 

[Pepsiman]

will the 670 work with this monitor? CROSSOVER-27Q-LED-P-27-DVI-Computer-Monitor-QHD-2560X1440

 

[azeem40]

Most TN panels already have a low 5ms response time, and since his budget doesn't have room for IPS panels, putting that as a monitor requirement is wrong.

There are plenty other monitors with greater response times that are good for gaming.

 

[Pepsiman]

well my budget for a 24" is around $200; but if those 27" monitor is good and worth it I don't mind spending more to get it I don't mind eating bread for lunch for a month or so.

 

[manofchalk]

That 670 will let you game across three monitors, but I wouldn't expect great performance if you did.

Any monitor with a display in that has the same connection as the 670's display out will work. Basically, the screen has a DVI-D port, and the card has a DVI-D port. Will work.

A bigger monitor doesn't mean a better image. Its largely personal preference and budget constraints as to what size monitor you get.

 

[azeem40]

Larger TN panels don't mean a better image, but a larger IPS panel monitor does mean better image quality.

 

[jacobsta811]

If you don't get a lemon those 27" Korean monitors on ebay look pretty damn good - ~$300 and most people seem to report no issues.

 

[Pepsiman]

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