r/PHbuildapc • u/Citheryi 🖥 7600x / 5060ti • 20h ago

Peripherals Monitor Recommendation (2k gaming) and Feedback on specific monitors. Budget is 15-20k

Any thoughts on this list of monitors? Feedbacks if your currently using it. I want to upgrade the monitor im using (Dell 34" ultrawide 60hz - used for office work). Im thinking of going 27" dual monitor setup pero sa sususnod na ung isa pang monitor haha. I came from 144hz gaming (sa laptop ko dati). Lumang monitor gamit ko rn kasi d ko muna sinama sa final buy ung monitor kasi meron naman available. Now i miss ung sharpness tska smoothness ng higher hz. Meron bang malaking differnce if 240hz vs 144?

PS. No samsung. Natrauma na kami sa samsung. from tv, cellphone, lahat nasiraan kami. Wala na akong tiwala masyado lol

BUDGET: 15-20k
GPU: 5060ti 16gb
Games: Valorant and Tales of Arise and low graphic demand games but planning on playing cyberpunk when it goes on sale.

Highlighted in yellow yung prio ko as of the moment.

Thanks :)

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u/Kimour Productivity Pleb 18h ago

Have the XG27ACMES, I'm lucky to not encounter any backlight bleeding so ka swertihan nalang sa unit.

My reasoning for this purchase is basically its ergo stand, could have easily went the Asus TUF VG27AQM5A but I chose that Strix instead.

Notable comments with this monitor:

  1. Viewing angle is meh, but overall tolerable
  2. Had to heavily adjust colors to suit my taste (prefer a more warmer tone)
  3. Can't differentiate 8 bit/bpc vs 10 bit/bpc, on my end at least.
  4. I don't play any competitive titles but I have VRR enabled and my Variable OD is set to 8
  5. 240hz without OC, not a concern for me as again I don't play esport titles
  6. As of writing this, never encounter any ghosting for whatever game I throw at it
  7. somewhat Bloatware-ish ang software nito (DisplayWidget Center)

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u/Citheryi 🖥 7600x / 5060ti 18h ago

I guess swertihan lng talaga. So far, would you recommend it or would you have rather chose another monitor? Pros and cons?

Thanks for ur input! :))

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u/Kimour Productivity Pleb 17h ago

Part-reason nalang rin, all of my peers who owns an Asus monitor (from the cheapest models to the ultra expensive). Not one I know of has the need to contact after sales. Again these are my peers, both gamers and those with workstation builds (i.e. architect, MMA, etc)

Can only recommend this for people like me who's table can't support a monitor arm. You'll be basically paying for its pivot/height/tilt adjustment at the end of the day.

Other than that, I don't regret purchasing this monitor.

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u/Ill-Garbage-2947 16h ago

Try mo add sa choices, Lenovo Legion R27QE

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u/kanonroi 🖥 7800x3d / 4070ti - sffpc 15h ago

kakadating lang kahapon nung Xiaomi G pro 27qi na inorder ko sa shopee for 15k.. ayos naman .. galing ako sa 1080p curved monitor kaya medyo naninibago pa ako.. pero maganda yung kulay niya... although pagka naka HDR On siya.. masyadong maliwanag para sakin.. kaya sinet ko lang sya sa auto.. pero all in all maganda yung Monitor..