HELP! Monitor Opinions (ga inside)

I forgot to add: i can play at 4k native more or less (some settings fiddling etc).
Im runing on a rt 5700 xt +ryzen 5 3600

The only experiences i had was with 1080p and a bit on a 4k tv. Never with higher-refresh besides seeing some monitors running games at a store. Nor freesync/g-sync.

Given how the 5700xt works, at least for now, even with vsync turned off the gpu underclocks at 60fps capped (no freesync)- and in a handfull of games that means framedrops wich i hate (anything bellow 60 irritates me).

I'm gonna shock you a bit by saying that your entire list is wrong, because at 1080p and anything beyond 24 inches will look pixelated if you're sitting in a desk range. So you gotta replace those 1080p monitors with something up to 24 inches maximum to make that list valid.

You have to weight your needs depending on the games you enjoy playing mostly. If for example you're playing online competitive first person shooters then you have to aim for high refresh rate monitors! Ultrawide on the other hand is great for watching movies, and playing story rich games.
Therefore, it's not fair for you to tell you get this or that. It's up to your own priorities to decide (and your budget).

Just go with whatever is cheapest. The differences between different monitor refresh rates and the like is marginal unless you are into highly competitive multiplayer stuff.

I'm using a 15 year old monitor....works fine for me.

Are you buying online or at physical retail stores? In my country, international online stores like Amazon & Newegg are way cheaper

my sister has a 27" 1440p 144hz eizo display and it's pretty awesome.
i don't care much for the 144hz but size and resolution are really nice.

i have a two screen setup: one hp 24w 24" (bought new almost 2 years ago) & one age old benq 22" something (got it used & cheap and didn't care about the rest). both 1080p 60hz.
i'm happy with the new one and i don't mind the old one. but i regret not getting the 27" 1080p version of the hp 24w. it starts feeling small...

don't forget: you can always get something used if the price is right.
but i wouldn't really buy a new 1080p display anymore.
also at 144hz or even 240hz you need a lot of power to drive it. that means a lot more noise and heat without any real benefits.

In my opinion - 1440p/75hz is most optimal choice if you play more sp than mp

I am using a 27" 1440p IPS monitor. To be honest, i should had went for 24' instead, its too big for me. if you are looking for an upgrade, go with 1440p. if you are looking for minimal upgrade, go for 1080p 144hz.

Thereby, the optimal upgrade imho, is 24' 1440p 144hz.
Cheers, Have a good weekend. :)

Well, i went from 24,5" 1080p 75Hz to 27" 1440p 144Hz. For me is 1080p too low for 27" (4K too much) and 144 Hz a little big luxury with my 5700 XT (75 Hz recommended).
So probably 27" 1440p 75 Hz.

I would never go below 32" or 4k again but easily could go over 60hz especially if I played more fast games. But that was the price to pay if you wanted it to look decent couple years ago.

I'm using LG 24GM77-B so I would vote for any 24 or 27 + 1080p + 144hz :)

1080p 144hz IPS. If you have spare processing power put it into supersampled AA (the best looking AA there is).

The sweet spot atm for me is 1440p with 144Hz @ 27 inch.
Since I got one I will never go back to 1080p or 60Hz.

"Thinking from the games you play" (to match the tasks you use often)
Graphic performance: Sufficient for general games
You like "TF2".
In that case, the FPS value and the monitor refresh rate will be important.

-27 1080p high refresh (144, even 240)

Is this okay?

However, if your eyes are getting tired and you are no longer interested in the TF2, you may want to choose a larger monitor.
Speaking of tired eyes, VA LCD is painful.IPS is good.

cant you go and look at monitors your self?
1080p @27" feels like a stretch ^^. but i will always prefer high refresh rate.
just make sure you can run games at said FPS and AdaptiveSynch is available

I'm currently running 27 1080p 144hz ips and love it. Based on votes, the majority of other people are as well.
My previous monitor was a 24 1080p 60Hz, but it was non-LED based, so it was getting a bit dull for me after owning it for about 8 or so years.

Some others are talking about 1440p (or better), but I've not had any experience with that beyond using other people's computers for work, and not gaming, so i'm not sure of the advantages.

So, these are your options because of your budget and limited supply or because your system won't be able to get 2K 120Hz+?
If it's the second option i would still suggest you get a 27 inch, 2k 144Hz IPS monitor because it's something like an investment. You can keep the monitor for many years but it's easier to change your graphics card, especially after Nvidia announced their prices for the 3000 series.

I would look into ips without silvering (like graphic eizo) or va 240hz, probably now best are on q-led but recently i didn't read newest info about monitors, my info is from few years ago. Quality of display is more important from size or resolution for example. edit: i wanted to write "120hz or more" not necessarily 240hz..

Right now I have 24" 1ms 144Hz 1080p TN (obviously).
But, you know, this 1ms bullshit is... bullshit. There is an obvious ghosting.
For my next monitor I'd like 24-27" 2-5ms 75-144Hz 1080-1440 IPS/VA.

Ed. Forgot to mention: I need 90+ FPS only in very few fast-paced games (Warframe, DOOM). In regular games 60 is the sweet spot for me.

Just found out one of the 32 4k models i could buy is overclockable to 75hz at 1440p, maybe more at lower resolutions.

Since it filled more then one niche i was looking for... thats it. I hope i wont regret it.