Hardware Bargains - Open Thine Wallet

Status
Not open for further replies.
Samsung 65 inch and sound bar for 9k. Seems like a decent deal for an older model?

Hifi Corp love to do that, great price but it's 1 product 100s of km from anywhere
 

Yay or nay ?
Looking at Edifier X2s for gym and outdoors.
 

Yay or nay ?
Looking at Edifier X2s for gym and outdoors.

For that price I would risk it. The proper gym stuff is usually R 1000+
 
Asus 27 inch 100hz IPS Panel: R2899
How bad is 1080p at 27" everyone obviously says get 1440p but how bad is it really ?
wanted a 27" for a long time.

Also this is IPS but how bad is VA ? lots of 1440p options are VA
 
How bad is 1080p at 27" everyone obviously says get 1440p but how bad is it really ?
wanted a 27" for a long time.

Also this is IPS but how bad is VA ? lots of 1440p options are VA
Terrible!
 
How bad is 1080p at 27" everyone obviously says get 1440p but how bad is it really ?
wanted a 27" for a long time.

Also this is IPS but how bad is VA ? lots of 1440p options are VA

I’d agree with the guys above. 1080 is not worth it these days at 27”. Rather save up.
 
How bad is 1080p at 27" everyone obviously says get 1440p but how bad is it really ?
wanted a 27" for a long time.

Also this is IPS but how bad is VA ? lots of 1440p options are VA
Don't cheap out on a va panel. Rather save a bit more and get an IPS panel that is much better.
 
How bad is 1080p at 27" everyone obviously says get 1440p but how bad is it really ?
wanted a 27" for a long time.

Also this is IPS but how bad is VA ? lots of 1440p options are VA
It probably depends on how sensitive you are to these things. I have a 1080p 27" Dell at home, which is mainly used for gaming, and honestly, it's fine for me, but then I haven't actually ever experienced higher resolutions, and will try and keep it that way, since then everything will have to be upgraded to get acceptable framerates again...
 
It probably depends on how sensitive you are to these things. I have a 1080p 27" Dell at home, which is mainly used for gaming, and honestly, it's fine for me, but then I haven't actually ever experienced higher resolutions, and will try and keep it that way, since then everything will have to be upgraded to get acceptable framerates again...

Ja, the second you compare 1080p to 1440p side by side it's shocking.
I can't believe how big the difference is when I check my gf's 1080p display in games. Thinking back to when I used a 1080p for gaming it was really fine, but now it looks like 720p.

-
Agreed that you keep it this way - a new CPU, Mobo, RAM and GPU will most likely be needed to drive a 2/4k monitor.
Also don't just buy any 2k monitor. I was shocked at how much smudging/ghosting there is on VA Panels.
LG IPS Panel was way better but the heavy grey backlight is quite offputting.

I enjoy and appreciate my LG OLED every day with the LG IPS as a second display now.
The difference between OLED and IPS/VA/TN is as almost as large as 1080p vs 2k to me.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Yuu
How bad is 1080p at 27" everyone obviously says get 1440p but how bad is it really ?
wanted a 27" for a long time.

Also this is IPS but how bad is VA ? lots of 1440p options are VA
I am not a pixel snob. For context I have an old 55inch Samsung plasma TV and an old LG 24inch IPS as my main monitor at home.

At work I have a new "fancy" Dell 24 inch VA panel and lets put it this way... the VA panels suck compared to even older IPS screens. At 27 inchs I would claw my eyes out I think. The panel feels blurry and I mainly look at text all day. There is like a soft halo around the letters. Its just not sharp at all.

If you want to save then get a second hand IPS. If you can wait then save for an IPS.
 
What about this one? Anyone have one?

Dell S2722DGM 27" WQHD (2560x1440) 165Hz 2ms VA AMD FreeSync Premium 1500R Curved Gaming Desktop Monitor​

I see the reviews are kinda good, although it is a VA panel.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X