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I am looking for a new monitor for my editing on a PC. Looking at a 24" or 27" Price range under $1000aus. The graphics card I have is a GEforce GTX560 at the moment. So what are people using or recommending. Best type? Dec 20 14 09:43 pm Link I run 2 / 25" Monitors. Once you pick out a Monitor of your choice. Buy the one that has the highest dpi. Dec 20 14 10:31 pm Link That''s a decent budget. You really just have to decide if you want to jump all the way up to a 4k monitor or not. That video card doesn''t have the power to run a 4k display. You'd need to upgrade to at least a GTX 650, per nVidia's site. I''d definitely recommend an IPS screen. I have two 23" monitors. One is a TFT panel and the other is IPS. Looking at them is like night and day. For your budget, you could probably get two WQHD (2560x1440) panels. I just really can''t recommend a 4k panel at this time. Give them another year and the quality will certainly go up while the prices come down. Dec 20 14 11:11 pm Link Guide for Imaging monitors http://www.imagescience.com.au/kb/quest … aging+Work Get this http://www.imagescience.com.au/products … nitor.html Also get the Calibration kit Dec 21 14 01:13 am Link Brooklyn Bridge Images wrote: Thank you for your comment Imagescience is where I have started from . Went and visited them last week had a great chat, nice people.. lol Dec 21 14 02:59 am Link I''m using 2 27" Dell U2713HM with a Gigabyte GTX980 G1 video card. Dec 21 14 03:16 am Link As mentioned above, an IPS monitor would be a good idea. In Oz you can by a 27" LG IPS monitor or a 27" Apple IPS monitor for about $1000. The monitors both use screens made in Korea. You can buy Korean monitors with the same screen for less that half the price, but you have to import them direct from Korea. Judging from feedback on the internet, the Korean brands range from great to horrible. The Crossover brand gets pretty good feedback, so I bought a Crossover 27" IPS (2560 x 1440) earlier this year for about $450 landed in Australia. It was delivered inside a week and performs well. Dec 21 14 05:06 am Link Good Egg Productions wrote: The GTX 650 still not good for 4K, can not do 60Hz, see at 4K Monitor Requirements and Usage Dec 21 14 10:42 am Link |
