I'm the market for a new screen what would you guys recommend?

BenQ EL2870U is what I'm using atm, pretty good monitor with 1ms & 4K.

not a bad price

CRT

Pixio PX329

I got the Dell S2721DGF for $366 and pretty happy with it so far. Check out slickdeals throughout the fall. They post some decent gaming monitor sales.

What's good king. Hard to recommend anything unless you give some parameters like

Screen size range you're looking for (helps determine what resolution you need)

You playing competitive MPs? Single player? Both? (Important when looking at panel types and refresh rates)

Do you definitely want HDR? Also, will you be using this with a PC as well?

48 Inch OLED CX tbh

kinda big but OLED is just so much better than LCD

This.

Or...

videocardz.com/press-release/asus-rog-announces-worlds-first-hdmi-2-1-certified-4k-120hz-gaming-monitor

OP asks for new monitor and you posting a fluff piece about what's basically a $2300 mid tier TV.

@op you can go with OLED but if you want one that can do high res at high refresh rates you gonna have to drop a bag on it.

Send me a link to what would be solid. My budgets like 500$

Screen size doesn't matter much, anything around 25" is solid. It'll be for a mix of games I'm not super competitive but I play COD and a lot of single player games. HDR is a must and 4K. I want to make the most out of these next gen consoles.

Lmao I mean I gave him 2 choices... Without knowing the limit he had on the price. But yeah nevermind then lol... I might have to search for something else

sounds like you want something like the BenQ the first person mentioned

a $500 LG or Samsung monitor would be comparable

the 4k screens with more HDR nits than 400 and deeper blacks are $650+

also 4k 27-28 inch screens are usually better deals than 24-25 inches, so I'd definitely look for something slightly larger

How is this?

bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/samsung-28-4k-uhd-60hz-1ms-gtg-tn-led-freesync-gaming-monitor-u28e590d-black-silver-open-box/10733459?icmp=Recos_4across_cstmrs_ls_vwd&referrer=PDP_Reco

not a bad monitor gets plenty bright and has good response rate but it’s a TN panel so it can’t show the full 8 bit color + FRC needed for HDR

Should wait till HDMI 2.1 becomes the standard

this a very fast enough response rate also and good brightness but it has twice the colors and can properly display HDR
bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/asus-28-4k-ultra-hd-5ms-gtg-ips-lcd-freesync-gaming-monitor-vg289q-black-open-box/14597558?icmp=Recos_1across_pn_bx

These are all recomendations from a monitor enthusiast discord

1080p 240Hz Monitors:

• Dell AW2521HF IPS
• MSI MAG251RX IPS Best in Class 25” model -27/05-’20
• Acer Nitro XV273 X IPS Best in Class 27” model -07/08-’20
• Asus TUF VG259QM IPS
• Asus TUF VG279QM IPS
• TfT Central Review
• LG 27GN750-B IPS
• Viewsonic Elite XG270 IPS

1080p 360Hz Monitors:

• Asus PG259QN IPS

1440p 144hz Monitors:

• Acer VG271UP IPS
  (The XV272UP is the “same” monitor with an adjustable stand)
• Asus PG279Q IPS Best in Class G-Sync model -09/05-’20
  (This model has several versions, all should perform similar)
• BenQ EX2780Q IPS
• Dell S2721DGF Nano-IPS
• Gigabyte FI27Q-P IPS Best in Class model -04/09-’20
• Lenovo Y27q-20 Nano-IPS
• LG 27GL83A-B Nano-IPS
• LG 27GL850-B Nano-IPS
  (The 27GN850 is the refreshed model)
• Nixeus EDG27 v2 IPS
  (Nixeus models can be tricky to find outside the US)
• Viewsonic VX2758-2KP-MHD IPS Best in class model <400$ -21/05-’20
• Dell S3220DGF VA Best in Class 32” Curved VA model -09/05-’20
• LG 32GK850G VA

1440p 240Hz monitors:

• Samsung Odyssey C27G7 VA
• Samsung Odyssey C32G7 VA

2160p(4K) monitors:

• Asus PG27UQ IPS Best in Class model for >60Hz usage -09/05-’20
  120Hz native panel.
• LG 27UK650-W IPS
  (The 27UL650 is the refreshed model, buy instead if possible)
• BenQ EW3270U VA
• LG 32UD99-W IPS

"HDR especially is one thing that’s still a gimmick in monitors, very few monitors can do HDR well and the ones that can are >1.000$, so often don’t bother looking for a HDR monitor… if you want good HDR, buy a TV."

the entire google sheet is definitely worth a read
docs.google.com/document/d/1illeNLsUfZ4KuJ9cIWKwTDUEXUVpplhUYHAiom-FaDo/edit

You can also go to rtings.com and check the reviews on the top gaming monitors.

That's really awesome idea. My bf uses the same and it's pretty good and non-expensive. Agree

Great entry level monitor, does the job.