Help with buying 144hz monitor

[yogevbokobza12]

Hey guys.

I'm about to buying a monitor.
I want this things: 1080p, 144hz, 1ms response time, fast performance, good image quality. 24"-27" size.

On my list:
1. xg2401
2. xg2402
3. c24fg73
4. S25HG50
5. Lenovo Legion Y25f-10

I heard good stuff on xg2402 and c24fg73 mainly.
Dont know how I wil doing with the curve of the c24fg73 since i'v never had curved monitor. (and I think it's little small size)

* as for price, it doesnt matter.

Can you help me decide?

 

[yogevbokobza12]

I wouldn't recommend going above 24" for a 1080p monitor. It'll start looking bad (in terms of image quality).

Acer have two different monitors that fit your requirements.
If you have an AMD graphics card, check out their KG251QF monitor. 24.5", 1080p, 144hz, 1ms response time and FreeSync.
If you have a NVIDIA graphics card, check out their XB241H monitor. Same as before, 24.5", 1080p, 144hz, 1ms response time, but with G-Sync.

If you are unsure of what G-Sync and FreeSync do, they essentially match your refresh rate with the framerate that your graphics card is producing. Helps reduce screen tearing and provide a smoother experience for the player.

Honestly, just go with your own personal preference from here. Just make sure it's 24", 1080p, 1ms response time, and has a 144hz refresh rate. I'd recommend any of them.

~Big Orton

Thanks for you answer.
I'll check the monitors you mentioned.

I'm on amd card so I will need freesync.
From the list i mentioned, which monitor is the best?

Thanks.

 

[yogevbokobza12]

Thanks for you answer.
I'll check the monitors you mentioned.

I'm on amd card so I will need freesync.
From the list i mentioned, which monitor is the best?

Thanks.

No worries.

As for which monitor I recommend from your list...

First of all, get rid of the XG2401. The XG2402 is better and there's no point to it being there.
I also got rid of the Lenovo one, not enough details from their website.

For the C24FG73, I haven't used curved monitors, and I don't see how it could work with only 24". Personally I'd try steer away from it.

So now we come down to these two: the XG2402 and the S25HG50.
if you want to keep it nice at 24", then go with the XG2402.
If you want to jump up an inch, go for the S25HG50.

Both monitors are essentially the same in terms of specifications, and both seem to aim at gaming. I would choose either of these two. I can't honestly refine down on anything else (other than I would probably choose the Samsung one as I have used Samsung monitors for a while).

Hope this helped you in deciding on your new monitor!
~Big Orton

Thank you so much for your time!
I'll give it more thinking now. Thanks.