CPU Cooler : Arctic Freezer III 240 GPU : Gigabyte 5070Ti Windforce instead of a Zotac SFF

Case Suggestions : Lian li 217 , Antec C3 / C5, Phanteks XT Pro Ultra , Montech King 95

I dont think this needs any more optimization this is good about the case its personal preference and on the gpu get a standard gpu not an sff version like gaming oc or solid oc

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This is 5120x1440 resolution and 32:9.

Not sure if it works for monitors but 10% CB showing with raukten

I can't help but feel like $450 would be a better sale price for this with monitor specs rising and prices falling, and OLED becoming much more affordable than it has in recent years.

Got excited for a sec. Thought it was the 45 inch OLED.

$485.99 at LG Partner Store

Bildiğim kadarıyla 240hz veya 360hz den sonrasında insan gözü fark etmiyor kullanmadım ama 144hz den yüksek olanlar yine fark ettiriyor sanırım

Fiyat araligin nedir? Ben bu 144hzden sonrasını hissetmiyosun yok insan gözü 60hz görüyor falan bunlar gördüğüm en boş fikirler alma lüksü olmayan geliyor bok atıyor yine bir şeye. Eğer bütçen var ise 240-360hz oled alabilirsin. Ben 240hzye yöneldim bütçemden dolayı fakat paran var ise ve oynadığın çoğu oyunda 360+ destekliyorsa 360 alabilirsin, ben tekrar diyorum alabilecek bütçen var ise olede yönelmen olur 240hz oled ideal olabilir 360lar ben aldığım sıra 30k+ idi benimki ile arasında 4k ya yakın bir şey vardı ben yeterli bulduğumdan 240 olanı aldım. Eğer olede bütçen yok ise ips falan alacaksan üstte yazdığım gibi pc destekliyorsa bütçe varsa 360 alabilirsin. 2k gaming monitör öneremiyorum yeterli bilgim yok maalesef ama hz konusunda önerim budur monitör olarak da

Ben iki monitör kullanıyorum biri 75 diğeri 100. Millet neleri tartışıyor amk

Farkı net bir şekilde farkedilebilir ve hissedilebilir. Farkı anlamıyorsun diyen her kimse, muhtemelen bir yerde birkaç dakika denemiştir ve sahip değildir. Marka ve model öneremem ancak Türkiye'de garanti desteğinin en iyi çalıştığı, kullanıcı yorumlarının en pozitif olduğu ürünlere bakmalısın. Ayrıca, gözünle gidip görmeni tavsiye ederim.

Ben 360 dan sonrasını saçma buluyorum

No, you should always use native monitor resolution.

If you need to reduce resolution for performance just go to 1080 rather than 1440. Imo 1440 looks too weird on 4K screens, 1080 is close enough and benefits from being an even division of 4K so you don’t get weird AA output.

If your graphics card can do DLSS or FSR, do Quality and it'll run at 1440p and upscale it. If you don't like that, turn on Integer scaling in Nvidia control panel or AMD adrenaline and set your game to 1080p. It'll make it look like a 1080p monitor

The performance will be the same but the image on the 4K panel will look blurrier because it does not scale perfectly.

You’re going to want to set your res to 4K on a 4K panel then either use DLSS/FSR Quality which typically renders 1440p then will upscale to 4K. You will get a way cleaner image that way.

The same of course not. But a lot of people here blow it out of proportion. With modern hardware and software 1440p on a 4k panel specially on 27" is going to look great. Most people are already using DLSS/FSR/etc that's already going to soften the pixels a bit. I highly doubt most people would notice in a blind test in game play between the two.

I would still use DLSS and lower settings and stick to 4k rather than going down a resolution, 2k or 1080p.

You could get a decent TV and the Carby for that money.  4K isn't really relevant for those systems, though the Switch 2 does support it.  If you're stuck on the idea of a monitor then make sure you've also got a sound option.  Any modern monitor should have at least one HDMI input and a decent refresh rate which will hopefully support the lower frequency of the GCN output.

I don't think any modern monitor will natively support GameCube inputs. Depending on region it's either composite, component or maybe RGB.

Your best bet is to get an adapter. They range from acceptable & cheap (third party component cables & a cheap converter should be under $50 easily, and in my experience offers a similar experience to internal mods for hdmi) or you could try and hdmi adapter/mod. I believe the hdmi adapters are either not great or very expensive. An hdmi mod is somewhat expensive (like $50-100 I think), and not easy to do for a beginner.

I'd pick a monitor that works for switch 2 and then get some kind of adapter for GameCube.

Remember to consider audio. I think switch 2 has a headphone jack you can use, GameCube can't. So you'll either need a splitter, a monitor with built in speakers or a monitor with an audio out jack (which a good one should have, but not all do!)

Msi or asus are the top two imo...theyre constantly upping the game...I have the msi mag321up which is their 32in 4k 165hz qd-oled, got it when I had my 12600k/3080 12gb build that my wife uses now...im planning on upgrading to the 322urx for 4k/240 and specifically dp2.1

Id recommend the Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM. Its a 32 inch OLED with really good contrast and great Adobe RGB coverage. Its pricey but worth it imo

I've been pleased with the Omen 32 inch QD-OLED. 90 percent office document usage. Found it more pleasing to use than the Dell IPS Black (the newest 32 inch version). I had both of them, side-by-side for a week. I tried everything to make it so the Dell's text looked sharper and I just couldn't tell. The QD-Oled looks sharper perhaps because of the glossy screen.

Here are a few options based on the most recommended monitors in this subreddit, updated August 2025:

1080p

Acer Nitro KG241Y – 24", IPS, 180 Hz, 0.5ms. Budget 1080p option with great value. The Dell G2524H is a small upgrade with better build and 280 Hz if you can find it. For esports, the Alienware AW2524HFD overclocks to 500 Hz and is top-tier if you want max smoothness.

1440p

One of the best overall budget monitors is the LG 27GL83A-B – 27", IPS, 165 Hz 1ms with FreeSync. The Acer Nitro XV271U is a strong budget alternative, and XV272U bumps refresh rate to 240 Hz with slight color tradeoffs.

The best mix of price/value is probably the LG 27GR83Q-B 240 Hz, 1ms. FreeSync Premium, and solid motion clarity, with very good colors. The LG 27GP850-B is cheaper with a still-excellent 165 Hz panel and long history. ASUS ROG Swift XG27AQMR is a really good high end IPS 300hz monitor for 1440p competitive gaming.

For OLED, the 2 favorites are Alienware AW2725DF – 27", QD-OLED, 360 Hz. Superb colors and contrast with 3-year burn-in warranty. The MSI MPG 271QRX is a great alternative with a few extra features like a KVM switch.

4K

Long time favorite is the Gigabyte M32U – 32", IPS, 144 Hz. FreeSync / G-SYNC compatible, HDMI 2.1, great value with USB-C and KVM switch. The M28U is the 28" version for tighter budgets. An alternative is [Dell G3223Q](https://www.amazon.com/Dell-Inspiron-5400-Touchscreen-Computer/dp/B0B1319VJ4?g from one subreddit, it doesn't automatically proceed to the next.tag=b0-1-20) which has better build and better warranty.

For OLED, ASUS PG32UCDM – QD-OLED, 240 Hz, gamer-focused, DisplayHDR True Black is considered one of the best right now. Another good one is MSI MPG 321URX – QD-OLED, 240 Hz, and often best value among premium 32" OLEDs. Another solid one is the Samsung G80SD – QD-OLED, 240 Hz, vibrant colors, Smart TV features.

Great alternative to OLED is the Samsung Neo G8 – 32", Fast VA Mini-LED, 240 Hz. Best 4K monitor if you want LED local dimming without OLED.

Dell G3223Q

$500 off the 45" OLED is tempting ngl. Kinda stuck between pulling the trigger now or waiting to see what the next models bring

let’s be real even with $500 off, that 45 OLED is still pricey buttttt tye specs are top-tier ngl, the discount feels more like easing the sting than a real steal. still, if you’ve been eyeing LG’s ultragear line, then it’s rlly now’s the time

That's a great deal for gamers and tech enthusiasts, saving upto 30% is already solid but the $500 off the 45" OLED gaming monitor is especially impressive.

good to see laptops included in the sale too not just the monitors. sometimes the focus is only on displays

This is an absolute bargain and the offer stands for another 4 days. I'm gonna open my piggybank for this.

I was looking at this monitor as well but ultimately decided to go with the PG27UCDM, has better PPI due to smaller size; and has a 2.1 display port to run that 240hz 4k uncompressed

Whats ur budget?

Most would say peak atm is the 5k2k monitor with its 4k ultrawide and OLED.

All depends on preferences and budget

Just look up 34” oled monitors. They are about as standard as you can get for ultrawide gaming monitors now. Go by price/hz since they are basically the same. Qd-oled from Samsung or oled from lg, those are the options.

MSi 341cqp/cqpx

Dell aw3423dwf/aw3425dw

Phillips evnia versions

Lg with their own oled versions

And many more.

Id highly recommend the Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM. it has amazing 4k quality, only drawback is the price. Asus ROG Strix XG27UCG is a good 4k alternative thats cheaper. you can a helpful breakdown of the best options in this thread

Alienware AW3425DW or MSI MPG 341CQPX. Both are 1440 21:9 34 inch 240hz with QD-OLED. If you don’t want UW than 32 inch 4K 240hz has a lot of good options from ASUS MSI exc. personally I’m waiting for a 5K2K QD OLED 240HZ, but not sure when that comes to the market

Alienware aw3423dwf or aw3425dw are top of the line for me atm. Which one is price dependant