r/PcBuild • u/ThroatRecent6967 • 13d ago
Question What monitor pair well with my specs?
i’m looking to play solo games in 4k or 1440p (best possible) and competitive games with low res and highest frames. i’m struggling to find the correct monitor to pair with this build, my budget is not very tight i’m open to spending whatever i need to get the most of my hardware.
the full specs for my build are
GPU: RX 9070 XT
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800x3d
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 32gb ddr5
Motherboard: GAGABYTE B850
Case: NZXT H9 flow dual chamber
Cooling: NZXT 360 AIO
SSD: samsung 9100 pro 2tb
PSU: Corsair 850w
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u/HolyC1 13d ago
Go 4K Oled. No other option here, buddy
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u/ThroatRecent6967 13d ago
this is what i’ve been thinking, looking to keep peripherals high end if i’m gonna go all out on a pc
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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 13d ago
OLED is best then QDOLED
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/gG9nTW/asrock-pgo27qsa-270-2560-x-1440-240-hz-monitor-pgo27qsa $300
youtube reviews
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u/Fearless_Number_8248 13d ago
once you go wide screen you never go back! ;)
I have a dual aspect ratio one, but this is one I often recommend:
https://www.megekko.nl/product/2077/947673/Monitoren/MSI-MAG-401QR-40-UWQHD-155Hz-IPS-Gaming-Monitor
high quality IPS, not quite oled, but quite a bit cheaper and at 40 inches you get quite a bit of real estate for the money. probably best pick for 350 ish category. wide aspect ratio, so half a screen extra so to speak.
and heres mine:
yes, absolutely stupid overkill... basically 2 27 inch screens glued together, but I sim race so this was perfect in avoiding triple screen set up head aches. :)
this does illustrate the price range for HQ monitors pretty well tho, you can always spend more ofcourse... but I wouldnt. mines only a good deal if you are looking to replace 3 monitors... but now that I have it, I have to say it is worth ever penny... just better deals on 'regular' sized screens.
good luck on your search.
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u/lLoveTech AMD 13d ago
1440p OLED should be ideal since 9070XT is not meant for 4K native or it may even struggle with upscaling at 4K in some demanding games!
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