27'' 60Hz 7ms or 24'' 144Hz 1ms?

[msattam]

I know this answer is probably simple but I'm asking anyway. I mainly game and I've been used to the 27'' monitor all my life. Some people tell me the hz and response time is not a big deal so I don't know if I should spend the cash or not. I'm willing to but I need some advice. If I can afford it, should I do it? How much bigger is the advantage in shooters? Both are 1080p.

Some of you guys who have gone from 27'' to 24'', how hard is the adjustment?

EDIT: 24'' has 170degree/160degree viewing angles

 

[learningbitbybit]

If you not are gaming competitively, there is no use for the higher refresh rate and lower response time. You will have just as much fun with or without.

 

[msattam]

If you not are gaming competitively, there is no use for the higher refresh rate and lower response time. You will have just as much fun with or without.

no I'll have more fun if I'm getting better scores

 

[Blubberykollis]

There is a huge difference between 60 Hz and 144 Hz.
Just as big as the difference from 30 to 60, in my perspective.

How ever, you will need to get 144 FPS in order to utilize the 144Hz on a 144Hz monitor. Though it looks incredibly smooth.
I can't do anything else but to recommend you the 144Hz monitor.
I can't even play on a 60Hz monitor now when I am used to 144 without getting the feel that it's lagging.

144Hz is really useful in fast paced games, so in shooter games and racing games you will see a big difference when looking around or turning. If you get 144 FPS, that is.

The monitor I use is the Asus VG278HR, with a built-in 3D sender and glasses include. Though it's 27".

There is a 24" version of the monitor, VG248QE. Should work just as fine.

 

[msattam]

There is a huge difference between 60 Hz and 144 Hz.
Just as big as the difference from 30 to 60, in my perspective.

How ever, you will need to get 144 FPS in order to utilize the 144Hz on a 144Hz monitor. Though it looks incredibly smooth.
I can't do anything else but to recommend you the 144Hz monitor.
I can't even play on a 60Hz monitor now when I am used to 144 without getting the feel that it's lagging.

144Hz is really useful in fast paced games, so in shooter games and racing games you will see a big difference when looking around or turning. If you get 144 FPS, that is.

The monitor I use is the Asus VG278HR, with a built-in 3D sender and glasses include. Though it's 27".

There is a 24" version of the monitor, VG248QE. Should work just as fine.

Lowering your res usually results in higher FPS, right?

 

[Blubberykollis]

Indeed.
You can always lower the shadows. It's the most graphic intense and should give you quite an increase of FPS if you decrease it.

 

[msattam]

Indeed.
You can always lower the shadows. It's the most graphic intense and should give you quite an increase of FPS if you decrease it.

Will keep that in mind. Thanks.

 

[Blubberykollis]

You're most welcome.