[finnigen]

Hello I would like to buy a monitor for my new computer.
I have about 280 euro. But I would hope not to spent all of it.

My specs are:

Processor:
AMD FX-8350, 8x 4000 MHz

Processor cooling:
Scythe Katana 3 PWM, max. 95 m³/h

Mainboard (AM3+):
ASUS M5A97 Rev. 2, Sockel AM3+, AMD 970 Chipsatz

Ram:
16384 MB DDR3-RAM, 1866 MHz, Crucial Ballistix Tactical

250 GB SSD Samsung 840 Evo (540 MB/s | 520 MB/s)

2000 GB, Seagate®/Toshiba/WD®, SATA

Radeon R9 290X BF4 Edition, 4096 MB GDDR5, DVI, HDMI, DP

Case:
BitFenix Shinobi schwarz/orange (BF4 Edition)

600 Watt beQuiet! Netzteil, 80 PLUS Silber

onBoard HD Audio 7.1

24x Samsung Multiformat DVD-Brenner

8,89 cm (3,5") 10/1 CardReader

WLAN PCI Card 150 MBit/s - Tenda

Windows 8.1 64Bit

I am sorry because of some German words in between.
When there would be a really good monitor I probably would just wait until I have enough money.
It would be best with at least 120 hz. Is 1440p worth the extra money ?
Is 3d worth it's price ?

 

[TEAMKlLLER]

Quote:

Originally Posted by finnigen

It would be best with at least 120 hz. I am not sure if 1080 or 1440p is better.
Is 3d worth it's price ?

Bro, thats like asking if a V4 is better then a V12.

1440p is way better then 1080p.

 

[joerlegacy]

Maybe this will suit your fancy.

http://rog.asus.com/296652014/news/rog-announces-the-pg278q-swift-27-inch-wqhd-g-sync-gaming-monitor/

1440p 120hz 1ms response time gsync

there is only one problem. it isnt IPS. bt then again gamers dont really care about IPS.
essentially it is the best monitor for gaming if your budget can handle it.