Building A Gaming PC

[mania]

While we're on the topic could you guys suggest the model number of some hi-rez monitors.

 

I am looking for something like DELL U2412M24

 

Also I have used Samsung in the past.

 

Agree 100% about Razor. I am very happy with their products.

 

I just bought a Samsung 21.5"

LS22D300HY/XT

I like it

 

Does 1920x1080  resolution & has HDMI or analog input

Price is not bad too at JIB

http://www.jib.co.th/web/index.php/product/readProduct/13278/5/index.html

 

LG & Acer also has something similar at that price.

http://www.jib.co.th/web/index.php/priceList/getPriceList/47

 

I have always had good luck with Samsung so went with them

Also has a 3 year warranty

 

As an aside I have been really happy with JIB

Good prices & very professional as well as having everything

[rhythmworx]

While we're on the topic could you guys suggest the model number of some hi-rez monitors.

 

I am looking for something like DELL U2412M24

 

Also I have used Samsung in the past.

 

Agree 100% about Razor. I am very happy with their products.

 

Is it for gaming and do you bother about input lag? If so you'd be better off with a TN panel with 1ms response time.

 

That should cut down your reaction time by roughly a third, if you play FPS games online things like this matter.

 

If it's for photo editing stick with IPS.

[snarky66]

Fully concur on JIB. They are my go to guys after many years with Jedi Cool.

 

I insist on Lian Li cases & Seasonic PSU.

 

I don't play games but have had High Def monitors for many years.

 

1080 p is not high def. More like 1200. Most models numbers begin with U for ultra sharp.

 

Here is one. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005JN9310/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1QI4NHBS3A5P5&coliid=I16PGASK4VF46K

Edited July 19, 2014 by snarky66

[mania]

Fully concur on JIB. They are my go to guys after many years with Jedi Cool.

 

I insist on Lian Li cases & Seasonic PSU.

 

I don't play games but have had High Def monitors for many years.

 

1080 p is not high def. More like 1200. Most models numbers begin with U for ultra sharp.

 

Here is one. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005JN9310/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1QI4NHBS3A5P5&coliid=I16PGASK4VF46K

 

Yes I realized after I posted & then looked at the other DELL U2412M24

you mentioned :)

 

I knew then you were after a higher end Monitor than I suggested

I will look next time I am out if I see the type you mentioned as I would

like to see how they look.

 

I admit I did not look/study much before buying as I just wanted 1080 &

20-ish size

 

Thanks for the link

[snarky66]

Anytime my friend. You give good advice on any topic.

[rhythmworx]

1080 is not high def when it comes to a monitor.  2650 is standard.

[JaswinderSingh]

You should buy at least 1440x2500

[snarky66]

I am asking for model numbers.

[bearzz]

Building a Gaming PC tends to make ppl overkill 

 

What u actually need for a rig that runs single montior at 1080p

 

MSI B85 G43 Gaming + i5-4460 
GSKills Ripjaws 1600mhz 2x4gb kit 
WD Blue 1tb 
Crucial MX100 SSD 256gb 
Asus R9 290 4gb DCUII or go for 290X (Reason being GPU nowadays tends to be quite future proof i would reco 290 first.. cuz in the next 6-8 months 800 series GPU would be out and from the info it should be 20% faster then 780 and cheaper too so i wont suggest u jump too deep on this)
Superflower HX600 600w 80+ Gold PSU 
Xigmatek Odin 
Samsung DVD Drive (Optional)
Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit OEM 

 

this RIG wont cost u more then 40k baht and it will run max on most game (Unless u wanna play watchdog) be smart when u build a rig mate no 1 rig is future proof 

 

[Satcommlee]

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Need a nice graphics card and 3 x 27 inch monitors..

 

HD7990 Ive used here and can plan any game ancross 3 monitors with all settings HIGH!