Urgent....Need IPS Monitor 24-27"

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shreeux

shreeux

Movie Buff
Hello All,

My existing Monitor HP Pavilion 23CW
was flickering. Checked with local service center. Also contact via WhatsApp Authorised Service people through image & Video of my flickering monitor. They all said instead of repairs ,Go for new one.
Also non availability of spares.

Now Plan to buy future proof Monitor with good span life.

My requirements are listed below.,

1. Budget ?
15 - 20K

2. Display type and size?
24 to 27"

3. What will the monitor be used for primarily?
Preference will be...
Daily Usage 12 to 15hrs with full load
Movies
Games

4 . Types and number of ports required?
2 - HDMI
Any future proof like USB3 and Audio out

5. Preferred choice of brand
Except HP
Likes....Dell, BenQ.....Any

6. Any monitor in consideration
4K if Possible

7. Any other info that you want to share.
Prefer IPS panel
With Sync
Good for Eyes...Due to work longtime

Now using AMD HD6670 GPU
XFX - United States - AMD Radeon™ HD 6670

Like to buy this week.
Members pls suggest a.s.a.p

@Nerevarine
@bssunilreddy
@SaiyanGoku
 
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Nerevarine

Nerevarine

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If High res is all you want, then this would be the only option in this budget
www.mdcomputers.in
All of them seem out of stock, contact md if they will come back in stock.
These are all 1440p panels, someone in forum has purchased this, and seems like a good panel.
Although you wont be able to watch 2160p content in their native res directly, you will probably able to play them downscaled to 1440p which would still appear better than 1080p.
Note that your GPU probably doesnt have HDMI 2.0 anyway, so getting a 4k display will be useless.
 
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shreeux

shreeux

Movie Buff
If it is good...will increase the budget.

Why MD Computers...If they give less price...It's reliable Compare to Amazon.

Now lenovo out of stock....Other than any Brand... Reliable

If I go to buy latest Monitor....Which GPU will match...Minimum Budget?

Iam technically not knowing about 2K &4K.. Suggest some future proof Monitor
 
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Minion

Conversation Architect
Get LG 24MP88HV
Borderless design
Awesome color reproduction supports(99% SRGB)
Aluminum build

available for 16k

My suggestion is don't get anything more than 1080p. 4k-2k gaming requires much more powerful GPU like GTX1080 which are very expensive at around 50k
 
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shreeux

shreeux

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Minion said:
Get LG 24MP88HV
Borderless design
Awesome color reproduction supports(99% SRGB)
Aluminum build

available for 16k

My suggestion is don't get anything more than 1080p. 4k-2k gaming requires much more powerful GPU like GTX1080 which are very expensive at around 50k
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Any 27"
How is BenQ
How to check My GPU will match or not?
 
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shreeux

shreeux

Movie Buff
@nerevarine
I read on other thread, You suggested
Lenovo L27Q & P27Q.

Any other brands equal to Lenovo?
Lenovo not available in online
 
Nerevarine

Nerevarine

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plenty of 1080p panels available at lower price. Look for LG with VA (if u want deep blacks)/IPS panels (if u want good color reproduction and viewing angle)
 
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shreeux

shreeux

Movie Buff
Nerevarine said:
plenty of 1080p panels available at lower price. Look for LG with VA (if u want deep blacks)/IPS panels (if u want good color reproduction and viewing angle)
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Yeah... More Options available.
That's why confused. Take good suggestion from members.
Also not deep knowledge about Monitor....!

Every brand make stylish Advertised...Make trapping.

Preference will be...
IPS
27"
Supporting my GPU
Good Warranty Period
Lot of features with Multiple Connection
 
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shreeux

shreeux

Movie Buff
Minion said:
24 inch is more suitable for gaming since you will be sitting very close to monitor also check if monitor supports 99% or more sRGB gamut
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Yeah... Sitting always nearby 2 to 3ft only
My usage preference is....
Daily Usage 12 to 15hrs with full load
Movies
Games very random
 
nac

nac

Aspiring Novelist
If this goes out of your budget, go for 25" version.

*www.amazon.in/dp/B072HN6CW1/ref=pd...&pf_rd_p=cd818f9c-142a-4b42-ad2c-f0421857aaf5
 
Nerevarine

Nerevarine

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The dell monitor that you linked is a 1080p monitor. I'd suggest not going for 27 inch 1080p monitor as it will look too grainy if you are sitting up close. If 27 inch is what you want, aim for the Lenovo panels with 1440p, set it to native resolution.
Honestly 27 inch 1440p is the sweet spot panel, which is a good balance. You set it to 100% scaling and you get a lot of area to work with, with the text not appearing too small, as would be the case with a 4k 27 inch panel @ 100% scaling.

I can see the HD 6670 has Display Port 1.2, should support 1440p@60hz.
But make sure you do your research before buying anything. Lenovo seems very rare in monitor space, not much review about those particular monitors also

If lenovo panel is a nogo, get a 24 inch 1080p panel

*www.amazon.in/LG-24MP88HV-24-inch-...qid=1528220437&sr=1-1&keywords=LG+24+inch+IPS

like this
 
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shreeux

shreeux

Movie Buff
Nerevarine said:
The dell monitor that you linked is a 1080p monitor. I'd suggest not going for 27 inch 1080p monitor as it will look too grainy if you are sitting up close. If 27 inch is what you want, aim for the Lenovo panels with 1440p, set it to native resolution.
Honestly 27 inch 1440p is the sweet spot panel, which is a good balance. You set it to 100% scaling and you get a lot of area to work with, with the text not appearing too small, as would be the case with a 4k 27 inch panel @ 100% scaling.

I can see the HD 6670 has Display Port 1.2, should support 1440p@60hz.
But make sure you do your research before buying anything. Lenovo seems very rare in monitor space, not much review about those particular monitors also

If lenovo panel is a nogo, get a 24 inch 1080p panel

*www.amazon.in/LG-24MP88HV-24-inch-...qid=1528220437&sr=1-1&keywords=LG+24+inch+IPS

like this
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Iam stick with 27"
As you suggested any brand 27" with 1440p?
Lenovo now hard to get...Why they stopped production or poor sales
 
Nerevarine

Nerevarine

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shreeux said:
Iam stick with 27"
As you suggested any brand 27" with 1440p?
Lenovo now hard to get...Why they stopped production or poor sales
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I think its the opposite, i have been keeping an eye on those monitors and from what i could tell, those were selling like crazy when they launched. Their price was even lower than what it is currently in their website.

Other than the lenovo panels, no other 1440p monitors are available in this range. You will get some panels at 28k range which is not worth it for that much money.
 
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