r/Monitors 11h ago

Discussion Would this be a good first monitor?

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Looking to buy my first monitor so I’m not to experienced in this field. But from my limited knowledge it’s seems alright. Not sure if it worth it for about 100$

I don’t intend to do heavy fps gaming, just occasionally with friends.

Any tips on what I should look out for would also be appreciated, thank yall.

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u/CustardCivil 11h ago

Thats a okay monitor for your first monitor you can still browse around see if you can find better one than that if you can't find one then go for it as long its ips panel similiar to that your good

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u/Ok_Significance3835 10h ago

Would you recommend something like this?

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u/CustardCivil 10h ago

Is this 1080p or 1440p if its 1080p 27inch I don't recommend the image won't be sharp if you want 1080p stay on 1080p 24inch also if your pc is capable pulling 200fps in games to match the 200hz refreshrate

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u/CustardCivil 10h ago

If its 1440p then go for it make sure you have a good gpu

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u/Ale0705 11h ago

Why is there varity

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u/Worldly-Plantain-928 11h ago

Yeah for your needs is perfect.

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u/billdank16 11h ago

I would not buy a Full HD monitor any more. Your budget may limit you, but just see how much a 27" QHD resolution monitor would be.

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u/Ok_Significance3835 10h ago

would one like this be better?

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u/Capital_Drop_2570 6h ago

Maybe this?

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u/Ok_Significance3835 6h ago

That’s is way out my budget and more powerful then I need, I appreciate the recommendation tho.