Monitor recommendation
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Gigabyte M32U is good, but pricey. I recommend a TV if it works in your setup. I have a Sony 900h that has amazingly low input lag, but the LG C1 is excellent too. I’m happier spending that money on a larger TV rather than a monitor.
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I purchased a 27'' UltraGear QHD IPS 1ms 144Hz HDR Monitor with G-SYNC Compatibility in December.. im no tech expert, but ive had 0 issues with it.
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Oh is vrr a tv only thing?
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@bruno4132_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
Oh is vrr a tv only thing?
No, it is an HDMI 2.1 thing. Until this year, only a few TVs had it. Now, there are some monitors that have HDMI 2.1 also.
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So what is a good monitor with hdmi 2.1 lol
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@bruno4132_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
Oh is vrr a tv only thing?
Not it's not. Many monitors have VRR, look for Freesync or Gsync.
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@bruno4132_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
So what is a good monitor with hdmi 2.1 lol
Asus don’t know model number its on Best Buy for $800
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@bruno4132_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
So what is a good monitor with hdmi 2.1 lol
Gigabyte M32U - $800
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Ok im old and dont k ow much about cpu/monitors, but if they do implement 120 hz to online, will i need to get hdmi 2.1 ?my current alienware is running it at 120 hz offline (and it feels good)
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Or if i switch to xbox will i need it for 120 hz
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@bruno4132_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
Ok im old and dont k ow much about cpu/monitors, but if they do implement 120 hz to online, will i need to get hdmi 2.1 ?my current alienware is running it at 120 hz offline (and it feels good)
No, and actually Alienware monitors are really good. The only thing you can't do if you don't have HDMI 2.1 is play games at 4K while running 120hz at the same time. So it'll be either 1080P@120hz or 4K@60hz, if your monitor is 4K compatible. Which I don't think Alienware monitors are. They could still support VRR though. Google the type of your monitor and look for either the terms FreeSync or Gsync (both are what people refer to as VRR, Freesync is AMD version and Gsync is Nvidia version but they are the same thing).
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Thank you ill stick with alienware
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@bruno4132_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
Thank you ill stick with alienware
They are known to have extremely low input lag, great motion handling and also good picture quality even though they are often limited to 1080p. But those are all the things you want when you play a game like this.
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@raesone_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
@bruno4132_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
Ok im old and dont k ow much about cpu/monitors, but if they do implement 120 hz to online, will i need to get hdmi 2.1 ?my current alienware is running it at 120 hz offline (and it feels good)
No, and actually Alienware monitors are really good. The only thing you can't do if you don't have HDMI 2.1 is play games at 4K while running 120hz at the same time. So it'll be either 1080P@120hz or 4K@60hz, if your monitor is 4K compatible. Which I don't think Alienware monitors are. They could still support VRR though. Google the type of your monitor and look for either the terms FreeSync or Gsync (both are what people refer to as VRR, Freesync is AMD version and Gsync is Nvidia version but they are the same thing).
So I need to turn freesync on in monitor settings for vrr? Thanks in advance!
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@john3221_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
@raesone_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
@bruno4132_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
Ok im old and dont k ow much about cpu/monitors, but if they do implement 120 hz to online, will i need to get hdmi 2.1 ?my current alienware is running it at 120 hz offline (and it feels good)
No, and actually Alienware monitors are really good. The only thing you can't do if you don't have HDMI 2.1 is play games at 4K while running 120hz at the same time. So it'll be either 1080P@120hz or 4K@60hz, if your monitor is 4K compatible. Which I don't think Alienware monitors are. They could still support VRR though. Google the type of your monitor and look for either the terms FreeSync or Gsync (both are what people refer to as VRR, Freesync is AMD version and Gsync is Nvidia version but they are the same thing).
So I need to turn freesync on in monitor settings for vrr? Thanks in advance!
Yes, and also don't forget to turn it on in your PS5 settings. Now you have read that you can't play online with these setting as of right now, right?
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Yeah mine is 1080p but as long as i can run 120 hz im good… gonna get an xbox though and possibly sell ps5
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@bruno4132_psn said in Monitor recommendation:
Yeah mine is 1080p but as long as i can run 120 hz im good… gonna get an xbox though and possibly sell ps5
Yeah it most likely can run 120hz, Alienware are amongst the best monitors used for PC gaming and they usually have panels that support 240hz. But again, if you want to know the specs for sure you could do a quick google for your monitor type and you'll find everything you need.
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I only have HDMI 1.4, so I know I can’t get VRR since that is only 2.1. But my tv says it has freesync. What am I missing? Will my monitor have screen tearing or not at 120hz? It says freesync to avoid that but I don’t have the higher hdmi.
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