Question Looking for Best Monitor 144hz

[FranklinJaz]

Hi,
I want to buy a monitor for Gaming and graphic Designing work.

I prefer around 24 inch, IPS panel, 1ms, 144hz, 1920x1080 and best viewing angles horizontal-vertical.

Edit 1: Suggest TN & VA Panel if it has best viewing angles, colors, brightness good for Designing & Gaming.

I found one monitor online but i don't know it's worth or not.

Here it it :- Acer 144hz Variant : Nitro 23.8 inch full HD 1920x1080 1ms VRB 144hz IPS Gaming Monitor with AMD Radeon sync technology - 2 x HDMI 1 x Display Port.

I need Monitor suggestions too.

My pc configuration below :-
>Amd Ryzen 7 2700 8 core processor
>(2x8) Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000hz ddr4 black
> MSI 1660 6gb Gaming X dual fan
> Gigabyte B450 Aorus pro wifi
> Cooler Master MWE 550w PSU

Thanks

 

[Glo.]

AOC 24G2U or Acer VG240YP.

Both use the same Panda IGZO(IPS) 1080, 144 Hz display, and offer the best performance/dollar ratio.

If you cannot get those monitors: Asus VG279Q is very good in terms of motion handling, and colors out of the box: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/asus/vg279q
Here is full review of the Asus's monitor.

 

[FranklinJaz]

AOC 24G2U or Acer VG240YP.

Both use the same Panda IGZO(IPS) 1080, 144 Hz display, and offer the best performance/dollar ratio.

If you cannot get those monitors: Asus VG279Q is very good in terms of motion handling, and colors out of the box: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/asus/vg279q
Here is full review of the Asus's monitor.

Thanks for this guidance

I was going through searches and found that TN & VA Panel are also good of they give Best Viewing Angles, Brightness, Color(bc in some monitor it's feel faded).

Like MSI Optix MAG241C 24 inch Cuverd.

Edit 1: gsync work on HDMI?

 

[killster1]

Thanks for this guidance

I was going through searches and found that TN & VA Panel are also good of they give Best Viewing Angles, Brightness, Color(bc in some monitor it's feel faded).

Like MSI Optix MAG241C 24 inch Cuverd.

Edit 1: gsync work on HDMI?

im kinda confused the 1660 gets very low fps what would the purpose of a 144hz montior be? with that said you can get a very large samsung nu8000 65" or 55" tv that does 1440p@120hz
or how about a c9 lg oled @120hz 55"

 

[FranklinJaz]

Both tvs are out of my range
I need a good monitor so i can do both 3d designing & Gaming/streaming.
This both are priorities.

Does Curved monitor good for designers?
What your thoughts on AOC C24G1 24inch Curved?

 

[Glo.]

If you talk about 3dDesign, then forget any VA or TN monitor.

As I have said, those IGZO panels in 24G2U and VG24YP monitors are absolutely phenomenal panels, with tremendous motion handling and phenomenal colors.

Look yourself at 24G2U review:

If you want both: content creation and gaming - look nowhere else than IPS panels(IGZO).

 

[killster1]

Both tvs are out of my range
I need a good monitor so i can do both 3d designing & Gaming/streaming.
This both are priorities.

Does Curved monitor good for designers?
What your thoughts on AOC C24G1 24inch Curved?

the nu8000 is surprisingly affordable, i bought a 65" 2 year ago? for 600? wow really forgot the price but i had to pick it up off a russian in LA. (strange so many russians i end up dealing with purchased from ebay)

 

[FranklinJaz]

If you talk about 3dDesign, then forget any VA or TN monitor.

As I have said, those IGZO panels in 24G2U and VG24YP monitors are absolutely phenomenal panels, with tremendous motion handling and phenomenal colors.

Look yourself at 24G2U review:

If you want both: content creation and gaming - look nowhere else than IPS panels(IGZO).

I liked both & willing to buy from this two Aoc24 G2U & Acer nitro 144hz 👌
Acer nitro 144hz is available in india and i can order it from amezon.
But i can't find aoc 24g2u i think i have ti find it offline.

 

[FranklinJaz]

the nu8000 is surprisingly affordable, i bought a 65" 2 year ago? for 600? wow really forgot the price but i had to pick it up off a russian in LA. (strange so many russians i end up dealing with purchased from ebay)

It's has huge price in india normally people don't but it's price is $950 around here so.

 

[Hans Gruber]

I just upgraded my setup the other day. I have a 43" TCL 4k TV on the wall right in front of me. I have a 27" IPS 1080p monitor on gas spring monitor mount on the right side of my 4ft desk in the middle. I just replaced my 24" TN 144hz Dell on the left side of my desk on a gas spring arm with a 32" Acer 1440p curved 144hz VA panel monitor now on the gas spring arm.
I think you want at least a 1440p monitor and I would suggest a VA panel over IPS but IPS is plenty good. With a VA panel the blacks are inky and the image really pops. Minimum you want a 27" monitor minimum.

 

[Tup3x]

Thanks for this guidance

I was going through searches and found that TN & VA Panel are also good of they give Best Viewing Angles, Brightness, Color(bc in some monitor it's feel faded).

Like MSI Optix MAG241C 24 inch Cuverd.

Edit 1: gsync work on HDMI?

TN and VA are the worst when it comes to colour accuracy and viewing angles. If need colour accuracy those two are automatically out of the question.

 

[Hans Gruber]

TN and VA are the worst when it comes to colour accuracy and viewing angles. If need colour accuracy those two are automatically out of the question.

I politely disagree. To each his own.

IPS vs VA: Comparing LCD Types Found In TVs

There are different TV technologies that each affect picture quality in their own unique way. Competing LCD panel types each offer advantages and disadvantages, and choosing a TV with one type over another can come down to personal preference.

www.rtings.com

 

[Tup3x]

I politely disagree. To each his own.

IPS vs VA: Comparing LCD Types Found In TVs

There are different TV technologies that each affect picture quality in their own unique way. Competing LCD panel types each offer advantages and disadvantages, and choosing a TV with one type over another can come down to personal preference.

www.rtings.com

We aren't talking about TVs here. That doesn't apply to any VA monitor. They're still slowest of them all though. Improved viewing angles in recent VAs come at cost too and for monitors they aren't ideal. On top of that the current monitor VAs have annoying sub pixel layouts that make text look pretty meh.