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27" monitor 1440hz

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  • 07-05-2015 12:15pm
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    Skerries
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    Does anyone have recommendations for this type of monitor for around the €400 mark?

    I have been looking at possibly the QNIX QX2710 but am a bit wary as there could still be dead pixels or bleed with the Pixel Perfect ones.
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    Hyzepher
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    What resolution - 1440p?


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    vlad2009
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    I was gonna go with a QNIX myself, as I've heard very good things about them.

    However decide to go with an ultrawide 21:9 monitor instead. Gonna wait untill 1440p and 4k becomes more mainstream and way cheaper, by then it will have tonnes of new features and such.


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    ED E
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    When I get around to changing desk and making space I'm gonna order and X-STAR unit. Watch TekSyndicates videos, plenty of info.


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    Skerries
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    ED E wrote: »
    When I get around to changing desk and making space I'm gonna order and X-STAR unit. Watch TekSyndicates videos, plenty of info.

    actually from what I've just read they are the exact same monitor but I can get the X-Star slightly cheaper
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    ED E
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    Skerries wrote: »
    actually from what I've just read they are the exact same monitor but I can get the X-Star slightly cheaper

    There are two types, but yeah, same panels. There are actually only a handful of factories making panels for all the brands out there :)


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    wotzgoingon
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    Skerries wrote: »
    Does anyone have recommendations for this type of monitor for around the €400 mark?

    I have been looking at possibly the QNIX QX2710 but am a bit wary as there could still be dead pixels or bleed with the Pixel Perfect ones.

    Where does it say it is 144Hz on that ebay link? edit: I see you have 1440Hz instead or 1440P

    Also the response time is displayed twice in different values 6ms and also 8ms so I don't know which it is. That seems high? Or maybe I'm used to looking at 1080p displays with 1ms and 2ms response time.


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