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If you want accurate colors, you need to buy an external monitor calibration device. Just get a monitor with an oled, ips or some other -led ending panel and google the color gamut on it. Alternatively search for monitors that are popular among photographers, since those generally have good color ga

Eu já tive um AW2724DM , similar no ghosting mas perde no contraste, pq é o limite do IPS (1000-1500 no aoc 24g2 espectro vermelho) vs 4000 desse. Só vou trocar pra oled e olhe lá. O G7 e parece que o Asus 2729AQM algo assim são as rara exceções nesse meio. Foda que peguei o alienware quando custava

finding a monitor that does both gaming and photo editing well on a $350 aud budget is tricky but doable. honestly at that size and budget, 1080p might be more realistic than 1440p in australia. i'd probably look at the ASUS VP249QGR which hits 144hz with good colors, or the AOC 24G2 if you can find

Sim, o AOC 24G2 espanca ele.

Do 2 x 24 in unless you have a card that can do 1440p, because a 27 inch monitor should probably be at least 1440p for good pixel density. Some suggestions (I'd do IPS since this is primarily a work monitor) Dell P2422H AOC 24G2 (nice budget gaming monitor, 144 Hz, closer to your limit) Asus TUF VG2

For me Oled is nothing special i tested for 2 days Asus 360hz(700 €) qd oled and compared to my old Ips Aoc 24g2u 144 hz which now could be buyed for like 50 € in Germany, Asus Qd oled for me wasn't better at all it could be also that I like more smaller 24 zoll monitor but I think oled is not worth

Bought a pulsar monitor three weeks ago as my main monitor for my desktop, it's fantastic. Finally there is something that rivals a crt in motion clarity. (For reference, I own several crts, ranging from 14" budget kitchen crt to 29" high quality arcade monitor to 20" PVM. I also own a 65" LG CX OLE

I was looking for something similar a while back. Honestly, a modern IPS panel with a 240hz+ refresh rate will give you faster perceived motion than most CRTs these days, plus it's way more practical. I'd look at the AOC 24G2SP - it's a 165hz IPS that often dips under $200 and has really good respon

For 1080p 144Hz around your budget, the ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q1A is honestly a solid pick with good colors for video work. I've used one for a couple years now with no burn-in issues. If you want something even more color-accurate, the AOC 24G2SP has an IPS panel that minimizes ghosting while stayin

for valorant at that budget you're in a great spot honestly. the 165hz ips market under 200 is stacked right now. i'd look at the asus vg249q1a or the aoc 24g2sp - both hit your refresh rate, ips panels, and usually sit right around 150-170. the response time on both is solid for comp fps. just stic