S2725QS

27” 4k monitor seems to be the winning combo around here. Look for deals on the Dell 27 Plus S2725QS. MicroCenter was selling them for $200 around thanksgiving.

There is the Acer XV272U F3 for 21.5k - https://dl.flipkart.com/s/Cnn3O8NNNN The Alienware Aw2725dm for 25k - Both of em 1440p 180hz plus Vrr Hdr Also 4k60 support in PS5 In ps5 , ppl in Amazon /Flipkart have show with image proof For 28k , You have a native 4k 120hz VRR ALLM , 27inch monitor in Fli

Something like this would work. https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/MLpD4D/dell-s2725qs-270-3840-x-2160-120-hz-monitor-s2725qs 27 inch, 4k, 120hz. All you need for a series x. You don’t need 180hz like the other person suggested

This looks pretty good and is a great deal at $199. Dell 27 Plus 5K Monitor S2725QS https://a.co/d/4rorkQT Love to know what people recommend for keyboard and mouse also... Update: 32" for $237 https://a.co/d/8HxYHfQ

Get S2725QS @ 27.8k if you are connecting it to a tower/console.Get S2725QC @ 31.2k if you are connecting it to a laptop. It has an integrated USB hub. You can use it to charge the laptop. Everything else is suboptimal. You need crisp text for coding i suppose. And a high refresh rate for gaming. He

If I am buying 4k monitors, here are 2 of my choices. Dell S3225QS 32" 4K 120Hz Monitor : $509 (Shopee 2-4 business day delivery)Dell S2725QS 27" 4K 120Hz Monitor : $359 (Shopee 2-4 business day delivery) LG also have 32" 4K for the same price but 60Hz. 60Hz is okay for gamer not playing FPS games.

The Dell S2725QC is slightly more than 200€ but it gives you 27" 4K 120Hz with USB-C. It looks great with Mac OS scaling and also has decent built in speakers. The cheaper Dell S2725QS is the same monitor but only has HDMI.

if it's for work, I recommend Dell S2725QS , it is 4K 27 inch with 2 HDMIs, but if it's for hobby or games, better look for 144 hertz monitors like Acer Nitro series. The quality and price ratio is the same for the two models. But you have a budget. You need to know that 120 Hz monitors are between

You could just upgrade the GPU and monitor and see if that gets you where you want to be. You'd get something out of upgrading from a 9400f but it's also not a thing you have to do. If you go to 4k the CPU also just matters less in general since the GPU is doing more of the work. You'd have to rewir

Some questions: Would you just be editing the streamed video from OBS? Or would it be other video work besides that (and aside from art/drawing)? Are those the only demanding tasks you’ll be using the pc for - art/drawing, streaming, and editing? No games or other productivity (like 3D rendering)? E