I went from Ilyama E2273HDS 22" FHD to Samsung U28D590 28" UltraHD Monitor 2 months back for RM 1800. I think its very good UHD monitor that price. I can run some games like BF4 and Project Cars at Ultra-wide 21:9 aspect ratio (using custom resolution 3840 x 1620) with letterbox top-bottom without changing the desktop resolution. Some other games like Grid series and CoD, I have to change the desktop res to 3840 x 1620 first before I can launch the games in ultrawide mode. Otherwise, the game will scale to 16:9 ratio which looks funny. Though I just leave to run at native 4K. If you budget for monitor around that price I do recommend going for UHD monitor. Watching 4K video samples and photos are just awesome. But cant beat Apple iMac with that 27" 5K 5120 x 2880 screen. Photo and images looks so real.



This post has been edited by adilz: Mar 2 2016, 04:44 PM

if you sit normal distance when viewing PC monitor, this LG 24 FHD screen will look blurry because the PPI will be so low. I personally don't recommend FHD for monitor bigger than 28". Best for FHD limit at 24"

This post has been edited by adilz: Jul 14 2016, 10:23 AM

Wahhhhh

I guess soon I'll be seeing you shopping for second GTX 1070, kih kih kih

You sure arrrrrrr you definitely not going?

I have 28" UHD monitor. Some games I play (BF4, GTA-V, Far Cry 4, Project Cars) supports running it at 3440 x 1440 (black bars top and bottom of screen - equivalent to 26" Ultra Wide QHD), but even with single GTX 1080, I have to dial down some of the setting to get 60 fps. That's why lah I decided to go SLI yesterday.

Yeah, higher res means need to apply less AA or no AA, depending on game. But I can tell you, some games like GTA-V, there are certain graphic elements that still need AA even when I run it 4K.

You now have UWQHD, can go 100 Hz some more. Trust me, the upgrade poison will slowly get into your mind. GTX Titan Pascal perhaps?