>27" 1440p is too small >1440p ultrameme is not only

38" 21:9 1600p is the best right now. It's the highest you can get in resolution without windows shitty scaling

Get a 4K telly

>>60903557
There are like two models, both are bent and cost over twice as much as 1440p UWs.

>>60903750
Price you gotta pay for near perfection

>>60902371
honetsly i dont get it

27" 720p is more than enough, 1080p is pushing it

i never got 4k. I have a 4k monitor. Are you supposed to scale? Like windows 150%? I like 4k no scale, but text is tiny as fuck. If I go 150% its just a 1080p screen and 4k videos look the same as 1080. What am I missing.

>not 30' 2560x1600

>>60902371
>27" 1440p is too small
lol are you blind?

I use 1440p on a 25" screen daily and have done for over a year and half without any issue and no GUI scaling.

Hey guys. I wanna get this monitor I'm in love with but it's difficult to justify the price.
Acer XF270HU
27"
1440p
144hz
IPS
Freesync
Portrait mode
$400

It hits all the right notes except for the price. I know it's not a bad price for what you're getting but I've never spent so much on a monitor before.

Alternatively I'm looking at this other one but I really feel like I'd just be settling for second rate if I went with this. Already have a 23" so it won't feel like much of an upgrade.
Acer XF240H
24"
1080p
144hz
TN
$150

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>>60902371
I would personally go with:

31" - 34"
1440p or 1600p ultrawide
120hz+
HDR
Freesync
Vesa mount
IPS

It's kind of amazing that this monitor doesn't already exist desu

>>60902371
who is this fighter qt?

>>60902371
Best is what I use of course, which is 24" normal + 34" ultra wide. Try to beat it.

>>60905172
Your meant to scale genius.

>>60902371
>27" 16:9 is too small

no

Yes. Because 32" 1440p is the same pixel density as glorious 24" 1080p.

>>60902371

Do what I did, opt for an interim solution until the perfect monitor comes down in price:

32" QNIX IPS 4k DP + HDMI 2 + crappy speakers and a remote control.

$379.00 and only a few dead pixels.

Wonderful for programming.

>>60905172
4k under 40" is pointless because you have to scale like a cuck.