Hello Everyone
Im new here, but I was told this was the place to get expert answers, so here I am.
Currently im trying to figure out what monitor to get, I only use my monitor for gaming and webbrowsing, I don't do anything that requires critical color accuracy or anything along does lines.
And I won't have access to a calibration tool to calibrate the monitors, and i wont in the future either (they are just too expensive and i dont know how to use them correctly).
And what I can tell from my research on the internet, you can get TN panels to match IPS panels pretty damn close - Is this statement true? Mind you, im just a normal gamer, I don't even think i would tell 100% preciouse colors even if my life depended on it. Currently I use my old trusty 24" Samsung Syncmaster PLS. And I wont have a TN and IPS next to each other. Viewing Angles isnt an issue for me, since I sit right infront of my screen and I don't slouch around on the chair.
The MG278Q is 510 dollars on amazon where as the MG279Q is 600 dollars, is the IPS display worth the extra cash with all the above factored in?
http://wecravegamestoo.com/forums/monitor-reviews-discussion/15713-best-144hz-monitors.html
From this site, I can see both monitors get good reviews and the mg278q requires the least amount of calibrating and the mg279q requires quite a bit - isnt this gonna be too hard for a person with a calibration tool?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Is there a completely different monitor I should be looking at? I need 1440P, 144hz and 27" - adaptive sync I want freesync, since G-sync is simply too expensive and I want Vega when its released.
Im new here, but I was told this was the place to get expert answers, so here I am.
Currently im trying to figure out what monitor to get, I only use my monitor for gaming and webbrowsing, I don't do anything that requires critical color accuracy or anything along does lines.
And I won't have access to a calibration tool to calibrate the monitors, and i wont in the future either (they are just too expensive and i dont know how to use them correctly).
And what I can tell from my research on the internet, you can get TN panels to match IPS panels pretty damn close - Is this statement true? Mind you, im just a normal gamer, I don't even think i would tell 100% preciouse colors even if my life depended on it. Currently I use my old trusty 24" Samsung Syncmaster PLS. And I wont have a TN and IPS next to each other. Viewing Angles isnt an issue for me, since I sit right infront of my screen and I don't slouch around on the chair.
The MG278Q is 510 dollars on amazon where as the MG279Q is 600 dollars, is the IPS display worth the extra cash with all the above factored in?
http://wecravegamestoo.com/forums/monitor-reviews-discussion/15713-best-144hz-monitors.html
From this site, I can see both monitors get good reviews and the mg278q requires the least amount of calibrating and the mg279q requires quite a bit - isnt this gonna be too hard for a person with a calibration tool?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Is there a completely different monitor I should be looking at? I need 1440P, 144hz and 27" - adaptive sync I want freesync, since G-sync is simply too expensive and I want Vega when its released.