Gaming Monitor Deals & Offers

I’ve been looking to replace my old TN panel for months now but could never decide what to buy. The reviews for this monitor are superb, ordered. TY OP. (highfive)

Nice. Happy with it?

Picked one up yesterday 🔥

i wish it wasn't curved

The dynamic contrast ratio is a bit low for my liking! :D But yeah, good deal. I'm tempted too.

No thanks!

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Nice find @EllisDee_1 - thanks for sharing. Great first deal :)

If you're happy with your current monitor I'd say stick with it. I've a 28" 1080P 144hz myself and I sit about 2 ft from it. I can't see any pixels and the image looks decent to me. The only downer perhaps is the lack of HDR but I'll hang on for now also - there are a number of HDR monitors on the way and hopefully prices will come down ;)

No, not if you're happy with your current monitor. All comes down to personal preference. If you're not noticing the individual pixels then it really won't make too much difference, and you'll be more annoyed about the 3 inch loss to the screen. Lots of people have 1080p 27" monitors and are happy with them, all comes down to personal preference.

I've also heard this. Depends how close you sit to the screen though. If you're close a 24" will be better.

Would if make sense for me to sell my 27 inch 144hz 1080p monitor for a 24 inch 144hz one like this one? I've heard that 27 inches is a bit big for 1080 and I would get much better graphical fidelity at 1080p with a 24 incher.

I’m sick an idiot, I placed an order for one but went in the next day to cancel it as I wanted to find it from another CC (cheaper currency fees), the e-mail that came through actually said it failed to cancel it yet I didn’t take the time to read it I assumed it was cancelled. Long story short I have 2 delivered. Does anyone near Sheffield want to purchase one please, the boxes are massive.

still waiting for links to, 'Better monitors for the same price' (annoyed)

Bad experience then you had :) Sucks getting faulty goods

He said... or 1440p alternative.

If the idea of coil whine (like a mosquito) coming from the monitor bothers you, I'd skip the x34a.

OOS most places unexpired this deal as some people won't be able to get it.

Thanks Scott expired this deal now and posted one at Argos.

Also upto 75 Hz, might be OK for a console gamer or someone on a real budget.

argos.co.uk/product/7244230 £68.99 at Argos

I've been using 27" for years ips and I have no issues in regards to people saying it's to big

TN panel sadly, one to avoid :( Cheap enough but nothing special

Get a 1440p for single player, drop the resolution to 1080p @ 144hz you play multiplayer, problem solved

Suppose that depends on future gfx card upgrades, could get a 1440p 144hz monitor, play at 60hz till bitcoin and the like collapse, and you can buy a cheap 1080ti?

Depends what kinds of games you want to play with it. Games like PUBG suffer from lower resolution screens for making enemies out in the distance. Using anti-aliasing isn't ideal either since it basically adds a filter to your image removing some detail. Games like GSGO, would be just fine since you aren't really having to deal with long distance enemies. So detail will be more than solid enough and AA wouldn't effect your ability to see at a distance. 2560x1440 at 27" with 144hz would be more ideal for an all around great competitive gaming monitor. But this would be just fine for most games. Although somewhat lacking for others.

curved 16:9??? erm .

Got one of these a couple of months ago and can't fault it. Love it

Keep an eye on this, drops to £199 regularly, great monitor ASUS VG248QE 24 inch Widescreen LED Multimedia 3D Monitor (1920 x 1080, 80000000:1, 144 Hz, 1 ms, DVI Display Port, HDMI) - Black amazon.co.uk/dp/B00B19T7QC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_0suWAbV8GWC49

144hz pretty wasted on console. Be better off going for a 4K monitor for PS4 pro imo

1ms doesn’t make any difference. Input lag could be anything above 10ms

Includes freesync. Relevant if you have an AMD gpu.

No there not sweetheart

i have a 1060gb 6gb card and handles most games at 60fps 1440p reason i only bought a 1440p 75hz monitor

Nope, AMD prices are affected more because they're better at mining than nvidia cards.

Chill out snowflake. Opinions are still allowed so pipe down.

I've got a 4k screen; you run games at 1080p, you have the OS/desktop at 4k. Only bit that significantly goes to hell is Origin and a few minor apps.

The panel from S25HG50 is TN panel made by AU Optronics. The C24fg73 panel manufactured by Samsung

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0722NR2KF/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I bought this one is this better?

Yep

Vesa too?

Great price but these days I don’t think it’s really worth investing in a 1080p monitor. If you’ve the power to drive 144hz gaming and actually get the frames to make that worthwhile you may as well go 1440p. If you don’t have the power then no point going 144hz.

Thank you, I am going to contact them for a price match ;)

Amazon and currys now beating it at £199.99. Thanks for the post, finally finished my full set up!

Curry’s have beaten ebuyer. https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing/pc-monitors/pc-monitors/samsung-c24fg73-full-hd-24-curved-qled-gaming-monitor-black-10166854-pdt.html?istCompanyId=bec25c7e-cbcd-460d-81d5-a25372d2e3d7&istItemId=xmrptrrxxp&istBid=tztx&srcid=198&cmpid=ppc~gg~1007%20(PLA)%20MONITORS%20-%20Adaptive~1007%20(PLA)%20MONITORS%20-%20Adaptive%20ad%20group~Exact&mctag=gg_goog_7904&kwid=GOOGLE&device=t&ds_kids=92700030301691748&PLA=1&tgtid=1007%20(PLA)%20MONITORS%20-%20Adaptive&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIh42_6ZOO2gIVzr3tCh1ZZAf5EAQYASABEgIX6PD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

See if you can get amazon to price match as ebuyer is s#*t

You can't say that then say "also distance to monitor", lmao.. That's essentially same as screen size. What do you think is happening when you get closer to a monitor? Don't talk about FOV without talking about resolution, don't talk about resolution without talking about screensize. There's an obvious reason why gamers have moved on from 19inch/1024x1024 monitors. I actually remember when there was a debate by some that it was the most ideal for gamers and anything more was too much. The only moment it's too much is when you find yourself turning your head. Depending on what game you play, you'll find seeing specific things are easier when your monitor is larger. A 5.5inch screen is not equal to a 30inch screen, considering a 5.5inch essentially is a phone and you're holding it up real close. Try it.

who said that

Thats not how it works lol, field of view is how you see more not screen size... Also distance to monitor.

Owned this monitor, I much prefer the AOC Ag251fz. The alienware doesn't even have low blue light or an option for low input lag.

True for colour and viewing angle, but not for contrast and speed. For a gaming monitor, TN is still a reasonable choice.

I bought this last week from Argos for the same price. First impressions are very good. Lovely monitor, colours are crisp and vibrant. The 144hz jump from 60hz whilst gaming is definitely worth the investment - the games seem so much smoother. I don't quite see the benefit of the curve but I suppose it's just another gimmick to add to the specs. I upgraded from an Ilyama 22" Full HD monitor and this blows it out of the water. Very happy with the purchase thus far and I'd highly recommend if you're in the market for a 144hz monitor. Hope this helps!

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