Mar 1 2021, 04:55 PM
QUOTE(Andrewtst @ Mar 1 2021, 04:42 PM)
Very sorry, I can't for specific model as to me such cost every monitor basically similar and I think you can't get 1440p also which is preferable resolution for 27" and above, so it is best to get 24" 1080p IPS.
Probably you can look for brand like Acer & BenQ. They do have some ok budget monitor.
My favor brand is LG or Dell but this two brand basically is out from your budget.
It is better you search around and check YouTube for review.
I agree.Probably you can look for brand like Acer & BenQ. They do have some ok budget monitor.
My favor brand is LG or Dell but this two brand basically is out from your budget.
It is better you search around and check YouTube for review.
But I'm wondering what if I purchase a cheaper IPS monitor (24", 1080p, 75Hz, >5ms GTG - like Acer VG240Y), but I colour calibrate (using SpyderX or something). Would color calibration help make the monitor have better color accuracy, or will it just be "rubbish-in-rubbish-out"?
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