what size is too big?
what is best? ips tn oled?
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Kevin Phillips
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Austin Price
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Eli Torres
I know lets discuss
David Stewart
oled > ips > tn
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Tyler King
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Joshua Watson
>what size is too big?
55" is really the practical limit for both size and 4k resolution, for 1440p you wouldn't want to exceed 32" and for 1080p the limit is 27" This is all kinda subjective though because not everyone is comfortable the same DPI
>what is best? ips tn oled?
OLED = Best everything but has longevity issues and only really exists in TVs atm
IPS = I just want good color and still be able to play games with ok motion I don't care about anything else
TN = All I play is CS;GO and want the best motion but I'm not autistic enough for a CRT
VA = Next best thing to an OLED for media consumption but has shotty motion
Gavin Jackson
>what is best? ips tn oled?
34" is probably as big as you want to go. Depending on how many monitors you want. i got a 37" (non Gysnc) and I still regret it. The ROG 34" seem to be the biggest you can go, since they are Gsync but then you are surfacing some FPS. I think this is the year we're going to see more and better OLEDs that aren't insanely expensive. A friend of mine has that 50" (I think samsung?) monitor, which isn't Gsync and has shittyFPS, but is probably Ok if you have an AMD build.
Caleb Butler
It doesn't matter anymore.
Everything is 16:9 for media consumption.
Otherwise it's gaymen ultrawide stuff.
16:10 (muh golden ratio) and 4:3 (vertical is top tier for browsing reading papers and programming as it shows several lines but not too narrow like 16:9) are gone or overpriced medical monitors.