I just wanted a 32" 1440x2560 144hz IPS monitor with good response times without having to pay $500...
It's impossible...
VA panels are smeary garbage
OLED is too expensive
MicroLED is too expensive
Plasma is dead
CRT is dead
TN panels are just garbage
IPS is good but more expensive than VA
Sadge
be less poor or don't consoom meme resolutions
too big
get better taste if u want it to exist
I can't go back to 27"
32" is too immersive
What's the use case for that monitor?
>32" is too immersive
>screen is blurry
have you tried maybe getting a 4k panel of that size?
Be less demanding.
I just bought a 1440p 27”. First new monitor in like 15 years. It comes tomorrow and I am excite.
>screen is blurry
Eh, DPI isn't too bad at 32" 1440p at normal viewing distances
4k is ideal but for gaming I'd have to upgrade my GPU which is tough right now
I wouldn't day 27" is bad by any means but I'm used to 32 now
Noice
>it's impossible to buy 'a'
>immediately puts five extremely specific requirements
Be less picky or be less poor.
gaming + media + light pro applications like PS and etc
Honestly my biggest problem with the monitor market isn't really the prices necessarily, it just seems like it's impossible to get anything without major compromises.
IPS has great colors but bad contrast
VA has great contrast but awful response times
TN has great response times but awful everything else
OLED has great everything but has burn in and is expensive
Samsung has next gen VA panels with good response times but they are really expensive and only come with extreme curve
>IPS is good but more expensive than VA
LOL
IPS has the response times to have true high refresh rate unlike most VAs
Just buy second hand. Monitors don't get much wear because they just sit on a desk displaying shit. Pic related has your specs for around 250 dollars in my country. I'd expect it would be similar elsewhere.
CRT is dead because it is heavy and needs a bunch of space. My Mitsubishi TV takes up way too much space. I love my CRT, but it has its drawbacks.
That's a wide monitor.
I see plenty of monitors with those specs in the $300-400 range.
IPS though?
can you guys help me decide, money is no prolem:
objective: gaming (mainly fps and rpgs) on windows and console and programming on linux
option 1: 3 27" 4k monitors with one main gaming monitor with 144hz
option 2: 1 49" ultrawide with 144hz