Hello folks
Since I will soon buy a powerful gaming PC
I was thinking about buying a 24 inch monitor and there were many
From 1440p at 165 Hz
To 1080p with 240 Hz
Which monitor is more worthwhile?
(1 votes)
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If you want to play Shooter games like Counter Strike, Valorant or from me also Fortnite, a higher picture repetition rate is more useful.
But if you want to play modern story games or mostly quiet games, a higher resolution usually gives more sense.
The best thing is, of course, if both relatives are high when resolution and image repetition rate are high, but that must of course also fit into the budget.
Personally, I would prefer a higher resolution.
https://www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/23-8inch-60-47cm-AOC Gaming Monitor-Q24G2A-BK-schwarz-2560×1440-1xDis_1497567.html
How about him?
He has about 170 hz and has 1440p
Yeah, he’d be good.
But that would disturb me that he is not in 16:9 format. That would bother me on the monitor.
Of course, I don’t know if you don’t mind the format, but if you don’t care, it’s a good monitor.
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