Help finding 2560x1440 27"/23" IPS monitor

[wrenaudrey]

Any body out there owns an IPS monitor that is 23/27" with 2560x1440 of native resolution?
Need it to be fairly cheap, cheaper the better but obviously not too cheap that it is absolutely a piece of ships.
Thank you.

 

[yassarikhan786]

How much are you looking to spend?

 

[wrenaudrey]

Preferrably max of £300, be nice to get something below £120-200 mark

 

[jamesriley94]

For that resolution, you'll only find a 27inch screen...
And that will be around £500.

Why do you need that resolution?

 

[yassarikhan786]

Yeah, James is right. There are many nice IPS panel monitors at 23/24" that you can get for under £300.

 

[wrenaudrey]

Well i really want more space to work with, i like having multiple windows open side by side.
James showed me a fairly cheap 23" 1080p monitor on my other thread that i started, it was an LG IPS234/5V going for around £135.
I was wondering if there is an equivalent of that in 1440p?

 

[airdeano]

1440 is new tech.. so the entry price point is going to be larger than normal.
and your 2GB card might have a run holding the "playable" function of a larger
resolution monitor.

 

[kuddlesworth9419]

I just got an EVGA 680 Classified with 4GB and want to upgrade from a really bad TN panel 60Hz monitor with crap colours to a 2560X1440 display and willing to pay about £500 for it. Should I get the ASUS PB278Q 27 inch or one or the Dell Ultrasharp ones.

 

[MadMarc]

I just got an EVGA 680 Classified with 4GB and want to upgrade from a really bad TN panel 60Hz monitor with crap colours to a 2560X1440 display and willing to pay about £500 for it. Should I get the ASUS PB278Q 27 inch or one or the Dell Ultrasharp ones.

Both are very good monitors, I recently bought a Dell Ultrasharp 27'', mostly because it's better calibrated from the factory according to some reviews and it's got a usb3 hub, there are also quite a few forum members with 23'' ips dells and they all really like it.
As far as I know you can't go wrong with either one.

 

[kuddlesworth9419]

I also heard that the calibration for the ASUS was crap but there are some settings I have found on YoutTube that tells you the best settings. I think I will go for the AUS because I already have 10 USB 3.0 ports on my mechanical keyboard and fron I/O ports. And the Dell is more expensive for a slower response time, 8ms vs 5ms I think (i'm a gamer so this matters to me)

 

[remember300]

i have the 3d 27" from asus, i did not see the point in the higher res when for the moment 1080p is brill but as for the settings ive had no issues with my settings o n the monitor but i hope your happy with what ever you decide for