I am looking for a modern type monitor (atas and modern design, slimmest bezel possible, performance is above average as i am not hardcore gamer). so i am looking at HP 24F.

it is very nice. Online reviewers mentioned price is $100 but i cant get near to that in Malaysia

Want To Ask

Anyone came across Acer monitor "EK220Q" ? Can barely find any related information online. Tried searching it on youtube, results shown were all on "SB220Q". But i dont think they are the same tho. Can any sifu please advice on this matter?

hi guys can recommend me monitor for gaming purpose. im currently on laptop with 60hz so my laptop display not good for gaming although running on RTX2060 (didnt go thru specs during buying last time lol)..

my budget is around RM600-RM800..i saw this two model which is around my budget

1. AOC 24G2 (1920x1080 @ 144Hz IPS) price at RM769
2. Acer NITRO VG240P (1920x1080 @ 144Hz IPS) price at RM699

should i hook up on hdmi or displayport? which one is better?

This post has been edited by Asus: Apr 27 2020, 11:34 PM

Hardware Unboxed did a review on the AOC, and it is considered one of the best monitors you can buy at this budget

My rule of thumb is to always use DisplayPort on PCs, unless the PC doesn't have a DisplayPort, then HDMI is perfectly fine too (you may lose Adaptive Sync if you go this route though)

any knows what happen to AOC 24G2U stock in Malaysia? cant find any seller ..all out of stock.. is it due to PKP? hope they restock it... very nice monitor..

I doubt u can find any AOC 24G2 now.. most seller out of stock.im looking for one too

yeah its true no stock everywhere at the moment..

can get the U version here?

I think before this i saw the U version..probably malaysia only gets 24G2U

Malaysia macam only have non U version i got the non u version tho. Not sure la for now

Ya im waiting on AOC 24G2 too... I have an laptop with 144hz but 15 inch too small...

I saw this Philips 242M8 24" IPS 144hz 1ms monitor at RM688.... Is it good?

https://shopee.com.my/product/59277182/3516396695?smtt=0.0.9

Hi all,

Looking for an entry level monitor for work (no gaming?. Budget circa RM500

Shortlisted Dell 24 Monitor SE2417HGX and Samsung C24F390FHE

Which one is better?

Similar panel to the AOC, which is also what Acer uses for their VG240YP

anyone has a good monitor to recommend

-around 25 inch
-built in speaker
-vesa mount
-the smaller edge the better

looking at the major brands its always one or the other

Dell U2520D with AC511M Soundbar
Cos soundbar quality > built-in speakers hands down

Thanks!

Will look I TO it. Reason being I want a built in speaker is That I have a small desk and I want it to be as less cluttered as possible.

I use it mainly for work and YouTube so I don’t really mind a built in speaker.

guys any of this monitor worth?

currently using U2311H..but already boring

main purpose in youtube,movie,simple editing photo/video..gaming.

1. Please see the pictures first (link below) so that you can understand my questions.

2. As seen in pic 1, I'm a person who has mild OCD and I need my monitor to be in a perfect straight line. How do I achieve that? Is that even possible? You know, I don't want to use just my eyes to determine whether or not it's straight, I need it to be 100% straight.

3. I have a 27' inch monitor and it's somehow straining my eyes because of the distance of my seat, as seen in pic 2, does a monitor arm have the ability to close the gap?

Thanks!







This post has been edited by babycry123: May 2 2020, 08:45 PM

1. make sure you have a vesa mount 100x100 capable monitor
2. buy an adjustable vesa mount 100x100 and mount your monitor to it
3. buy a spirit level ruler
4. measure the perfect horizontal balance of your monitor with your spirit ruler placed on top of it and straighten your monitor accordingly and as precisely as possible
5. if you can't precisely straighten your monitor with a spirit level ruler you've failed your OCD

OR

1. make sure you have a monitor which can switch between portrait and landscape, and most modern mid tier to high end monitors will have this feature, preferably able to switch both clockwise and anti-clockwise like ASUS TUF VG27AQ
2. buy a spirit level ruler
3. measure your desk with the ruler and see if it's the perfect balance or not, if not then find ways to balance it
4. measure the perfect horizontal balance of your monitor with your spirit ruler placed on top of it and straighten your monitor accordingly and as precisely as possible

This post has been edited by lolzcalvin: May 3 2020, 01:21 AM

hahahha

btw refer to my picture 2, do u think I can close the gap? I've never used an arm before. About to purchase 1