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palozon
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Oct 28, 2017
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palozon Hey. I have a 1440p 60hz panel that suits most of my needs. It is a slightly older dell ultra-sharp monitor, so it has all of the display inputs known to man. However, after having used my laptop with it to achieve a dual monitor setup, I miss it on my more powerful desktop.
Can I buy a good 24-27 inch for less than $250? High refresh rates would be appreciated, but not required, and I don't need amazing color accuracy, but TN is unsuitable for multi monitor setups. 1080p is just fine. I just need a good product that wont break the bank and doesn't scream "GAMER PLEASE STEAL ME!" to everyone else in the dorm.
Open to any suggestions with a multi monitor setup, but I'm thinking of using either two 27 inch monitors, or my main 27 inch, with a 24 inch off to the side.
Thank you for your time, Ethan
Can I buy a good 24-27 inch for less than $250? High refresh rates would be appreciated, but not required, and I don't need amazing color accuracy, but TN is unsuitable for multi monitor setups. 1080p is just fine. I just need a good product that wont break the bank and doesn't scream "GAMER PLEASE STEAL ME!" to everyone else in the dorm.
Open to any suggestions with a multi monitor setup, but I'm thinking of using either two 27 inch monitors, or my main 27 inch, with a 24 inch off to the side.
Thank you for your time, Ethan
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