What monitor you're using?
Started by Brummbär
30/03/2020 12:13
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Brummbär30/03/2020 12:13
Hello guys, so recently i switched to a 240hz monitor and in csgo it helps me a lot, so im curious which monitors are wr holders using here and does it matter? me personally i dont see much difference in cs 1.6
fykseN 
30/03/2020 12:30
144 Hz helped me a lot in kz, others might say otherwise. It's a must have for CSGO to stay competitive.
marc0z]
30/03/2020 14:03
AOC 144 Hz ftw =)
C.R.O
30/03/2020 14:04
acer gn246hl 144hz
trash but 144hz
Gorbachev_x
30/03/2020 16:58
AOC 2460G4 144hz. Very good.
ei-zmei
30/03/2020 17:06
AOC C32G1 - 32 inch, 144 Hz
Evis30/03/2020 17:33
15" laptop monitor KEKW it is 120 Hz though
Ggs`31/03/2020 01:04
ASUS VG248QE 24" Full HD 1920x1080 144Hz 1ms HDMI Gaming Monitor
best budget option
fakan31/03/2020 19:28
Originally posted by Ggs`ASUS VG248QE 24" Full HD 1920x1080 144Hz 1ms HDMI Gaming Monitor
best budget option
It's actually not even though it's a really good budget monitor. Also the HDMI is not 144Hz 1ms, you have to use displayport for that. The better alternative is "BenQ 24" XL2411P" for the exact same price, atleast on our market, source = been using both of them side by side in dual monitor set-up for a few years and while the ASUS is better for offtopic monitor and watching movies with the theater and night-view modes, the BenQ feels better for gaming and long-term use (doesn't tire my eyes as much) because of better view-angle and better settings when it comes to colors and blue-light suppression, also the pixels just somehow feel sharper but that may be just me.
MaMbonen01/04/2020 12:23
Laptop xP
Mallee
01/04/2020 15:23
Originally posted by mambo5Laptop xP
i use monitor too yes
i use the XL2411 BENQ 24 Inch 144HZ
_)_ 01/04/2020 17:09
32" samsung tv 60hz hdmi 1000ms response time 1366x768
Ggs`01/04/2020 19:30(edited 01/04/2020 19:31)
Originally posted by fakanOriginally posted by Ggs`ASUS VG248QE 24" Full HD 1920x1080 144Hz 1ms HDMI Gaming Monitor
best budget option
It's actually not even though it's a really good budget monitor. Also the HDMI is not 144Hz 1ms, you have to use displayport for that. The better alternative is "BenQ 24" XL2411P" for the exact same price, atleast on our market, source = been using both of them side by side in dual monitor set-up for a few years and while the ASUS is better for offtopic monitor and watching movies with the theater and night-view modes, the BenQ feels better for gaming and long-term use (doesn't tire my eyes as much) because of better view-angle and better settings when it comes to colors and blue-light suppression, also the pixels just somehow feel sharper but that may be just me.
Yeah you are right about HDMI, you need Displayport to get 144hz. When I bought it 2 years ago it took me some time to figere that out :)
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