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General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: 428CJ on November 07, 2020, 03:52:36 PM
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Does anyone use a 27" monitor @ 1920x1080p thats what im looking at, some say dont go bigger than 24" for that res.
My monitor is dieing and i dont think my i5 3570 @ 3.4 with a gtx 670 2gb will do any better than 1920 x 1080
Current monitor is 22" 1680x1050
Any people out there with a 27" in the game?
Any help appreciated
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I have used a 27" curved Samsung 1920x1080 with 60Hz refresh rate monitor for the last few years. I didn't find 27" too large for the resolution, though I wouldn't go any larger than 27".
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Does anyone use a 27" monitor @ 1920x1080p thats what im looking at, some say dont go bigger than 24" for that res.
My monitor is dieing and i dont think my i5 3570 @ 3.4 with a gtx 670 2gb will do any better than 1920 x 1080
Current monitor is 22" 1680x1050
Any people out there with a 27" in the game?
Any help appreciated
I run a 32" tv from the walmart for 125$ and it works fine.
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I just bought eight Acer - 27" IPS LED FHD FreeSync Monitors. I run them all at 1920 x 1080 @ 75Hz. They do fine.
I do not use them in game.
My game machine is connected to a 40" TV.
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27" for 1920 x 1080 is not bad at all if the monitor is of good quality. Side by side checking is highly recommended.
I have a friend who uses a 60" monitor at that resolution for everything from office tasks to image and video processing and the image looks perfect at a viewing distance of about 3 feet! However that's not the cheapest model on the market, it was previously used as part of the background monitor wall of the TV news studio.
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I think I have a 22" or so, and I have to sit and look close to the screen to see something in small detail. Either I have to accept I am getting older and my eyes are getting funky or get a lot bigger monitor to use
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I use a 32" HP 2560 x 1440 monitor, and like it a lot. I did enjoy using it for Aces High, but now use VR.
In case this is helpful, my son's web site has some monitor recommendations (last updated March), including 1080 p monitors: https://www.logicalincrements.com/monitors
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I am running 3 27 inch monitors on my I5 5760-1080 :aok
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I just received a LG 34WL500_B 34" IPS LED Ultrawide FHD Freesync Monitor with HDR. It runs 2560 x 1080 native.
I am using it for AutoCad.
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32" monitor has not been used for AH for 2 years since getting vive pro
Eagler
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32" monitor has not been used for AH for 2 years since getting vive pro
Eagler
I am looking at the Vive too. Oculus requiring a FB connection is a dead killer. From the news I am not the only one.
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Vive pro but the reverb2 has better res just a slightly smaller POV for half the price
Eagler
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Vive pro but the reverb2 has better res just a slightly smaller POV for half the price
Eagler
LOL I am so corn fus ed :rofl
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I recently changed mine to a 42" samsung 4K tv just to see how it goes. Apparently I had a 27" PC monitor and got tired of looking close at the screen. The text isnt as crisp as a monitor but then again im sitting only 2 feet from it too. Running at 1920 x whatever for the resolution. if I wanted to run it at 4K, it would have to be at 3xxx by 2xxx or whatever it is, then the words are as small as ants
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I recently changed mine to a 42" samsung 4K tv just to see how it goes. Apparently I had a 27" PC monitor and got tired of looking close at the screen. The text isnt as crisp as a monitor but then again im sitting only 2 feet from it too. Running at 1920 x whatever for the resolution. if I wanted to run it at 4K, it would have to be at 3xxx by 2xxx or whatever it is, then the words are as small as ants
Run at 4k if your card can handle it. You can adjust your fonts larger in windows.
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It might, I have a GTX 1060. I know the option is there in the Nvidia control center for 4K and 60hz, and the screen does display on it with no issues other then everything microscopic at 3840 x 2160. If it is doable, I will see if/how I can change it to make it work to see better
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Go to Windows Settings and change your Display Scaling to either 125% or 150%.
The setting is found under All Settings/System/Scale and Layout.
I'm running a 1440p monitor and had to bump it up to 125%.
Coogan
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Go to Windows Settings and change your Display Scaling to either 125% or 150%.
The setting is found under All Settings/System/Scale and Layout.
I'm running a 1440p monitor and had to bump it up to 125%.
Coogan
This should work for all pop-ups and such. For your radio you can right click and set size I believe in game.
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Go to Windows Settings and change your Display Scaling to either 125% or 150%.
The setting is found under All Settings/System/Scale and Layout.
I'm running a 1440p monitor and had to bump it up to 125%.
Coogan
Cool! I can see again! I have it at 150%, doesnt give me the option to make it larger. Ill poke around with it later and tweak some things
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Cool! I can see again! I have it at 150%, doesnt give me the option to make it larger. Ill poke around with it later and tweak some things
It should let you go larger than 150%. My setting goes all the way up to 225%.
(https://i.imgur.com/upHIfYx.jpg?1)
Coogan
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Found it, had to do a custom setting to get over 150. Ill monkey with it and see if 150 or 200 is what I need, depending on what program is running. Thanks for the help <S>
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Found it, had to do a custom setting to get over 150. Ill monkey with it and see if 150 or 200 is what I need, depending on what program is running. Thanks for the help <S>
Glad you got it sorted out. <S>
Coogan
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I have used a 27" curved Samsung 1920x1080 with 60Hz refresh rate monitor for the last few years. I didn't find 27" too large for the resolution, though I wouldn't go any larger than 27".
I am getting the same monitor tonight, and my question is do I need to change any settings for the view? On my current 22" flat I use (I think) 109 degrees of view.
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I am getting the same monitor tonight, and my question is do I need to change any settings for the view? On my current 22" flat I use (I think) 109 degrees of view.
I am thinking it will be up to you. FOV is a matter of preference.
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I'd like to ask for a monitor recommendation while you fellows are around. My asus rog 27" 144hz is fading. Lots of color washout on the bottom 1/4 and growing. For a i7-6700 with a 1080 gtx system. :cheers:
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If you go 4k you need a Batman graphics card if you want some candy shown.
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A couple of friends recently got a curved 32" Lenovo @2560x1440 @144Hz. Costs about €350. Both seem to be happy with it. And it plays nicely on a GTX1070 and 1660 without dropping frame rates too much.