Budget 31-40k 27 inch 1440p 144hz+ IPS Monitor Suggestions

I'm daily driving Linux and I have an option to select what type of sub-pixel rendering can be applied (see the attached image).
So, I'll be going with the Gigabyte M27Q. Currently on Amazon for 30.6k. Hoping for a discount during Christmas.
PCStudio (Ankit Infotech) gave me a quote of 30k (got this quote a month back)
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buzz88 said:
Yes, in some cases. But I wager I only found it cause I was actively looking for it. Currently, using 125% scale in display settings for normal browsing and stuff. Evertyhing looks sharp and clear.
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Read my review. Enable ClearType (RHS) for BGR displays to resolve any text fringing issues. Some apps like Internet Download Manager or Nvidia Control Panel are incompatible and this is where you will see text fringing issues otherwise main apps like Excel\Doc\Notepad++ etc all work excellent.

And every week lower the scale by 5%, your eyes need time to adjust to 1440p res. It's the same with RGB panel. Eyes will slowly adapt.
 
nitin_g3 said:
Hey, did you find any answer to this?
I might buy one of these or Asus tuf VG27AQL1A.

Also if this helps, below is the list of top 1440p 144hz 27 inch Monitors according to r/Monitors sub's discord:

Subjective Top 1440p 144hz+ monitors:
1. MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD (165 Hz IPS)
2. LG 27GP850-B (165 Hz/OC 180 Hz IPS) / LG 27GP83B-B (165 Hz IPS)
3. Dell S2721DGF(A) (165 Hz IPS)
4. MSI Optix G273QF/G273QPF (165 Hz IPS) (Ranked High for Its Incredible Value)
5. Nixeus NX-EDG27X (165 Hz IPS)
6. Acer Nitro XV272U KVbmiiprzx (170 Hz IPS)
7. Gigabyte M32Q (165 Hz IPS)
8. Dell S2722DGM (165 Hz VA) /Dell S3222DGM (165 Hz VA)
9. ASUS ROG Swift PG329Q (175 Hz IPS)
10. LG 32GP850-B (165 Hz/ OC 180 Hz IPS)
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Finally went with DELL S2721DGF. Awesome monitor imo. Got it for a very good price from here:
https://www.uniqinfotechindia.in/dell-s2721dgf-quad-hd-27-lcd-gaming-monitor/

Initially thought it was some scam website. But they are legit.
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bssunilreddy said:
Hello
In 32 inch monitor 144hz which is best?
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If buying 32" 4K resolution is a must else the pixels are visible. Also you'll need a beefy GPU to make most of the high refresh rate while playing games.
If you're on a lower budget your option is to settle for a 32" 4K 60Hz monitor or a 27" 1440P 144Hz one, both of which cost the same.
32" 4K 144Hz monitors are also super expensive and options in India are limited, there are 32" 1440p 144Hz monitors available for cheaper but again you'll notice the pixels.
 
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psyph3r said:
If buying 32" 4K resolution is a must else the pixels are visible.
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Is it really? While I understand that 1440p on 27 inch will be noticeably sharper than on a 32 inch monitor, but even at 32 inches you are still getting ppi equivalent to a 1080p 24 inch monitor which most of the folks are usually upgrading from & are already used to.
Those upgrading from 24 inch 1080p will not find any upgrade in terms of sharpness, which 27inch 1440p or 32inch 4k will provide, but it will still be an upgrade of screen real estate & the additional real estate will help in better productivity & immersion.

Honestly, it depends upon the use case. If you are mostly using your PC for gaming & entertainment, the extra real estate will provide a big boost in game & movie immersion while also being sharp enough for daily use. This is great because it will also be easier to push games at high refresh rate on 1440p. On the other hand, if you are someone doing lots of productivity tasks, like coding, editing & what not, the higher sharpness will be more helpful here while also proving higher sharpness in games.

As has been stated a lot of times everywhere, 27inch 1440p is the sweet spot for sure, but if you are after a bigger screen size, 32inch 1440p should also be fine as long as understand that you'll not be getting any sharpness boost, which honestly might not matter since you would mostly likely be sitting a bit far from the monitor while gaming.

Note: The above views are purely based upon numbers & not any real world experience. I own a 22inch 1080p monitor, so take my views with a lot of skepticism.
 
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