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For a budget gamer, 1080p is an amazing gaming experience, especially if you're not willing to spend a lot of money on hardware. The monitors are cheaper, and you don't have to worry too much about partnering hardware to get a great high refresh rate experience.

However, I would say that the pixel density is too low on this monitor, even for FPS games in my opinion. What I would do if I was a budget gamer is actually look at a 24 inch 1080p monitor instead because the pixel density is higher, so it's not going to be as blurry as this monitor and you're still gonna get all of the advantages of 1080p.

When it comes to my conclusion for the budget gamer, there is one caveat that's if you play exclusively MOBAs. In my opinion, pixel density is more important than refresh rate I can't tell the difference between 60 Hertz and 144 Hertz while playing dota however I can clearly tell the difference between 1080p and 1440p and even 4k at 27-inch so if you only play things like League of Legends and dota and you're a budget gamer I would actually recommend going for a 1440p 60 Hertz monitor over a high refresh rate 1080p monitor at 27-inch.

For me, personally, the pixel density of 1080p is unacceptable for my gaming uses and for my just everything users. I've been using a 27-inch 4k monitor for a long time because I edit videos on it and stuff like that so you know my perspective may be a bit different than yours.

In conclusion, if you're in the market for a high refresh rate 27-inch gaming monitor and you're deciding between 1080p or 1440p, now that I have both I know that the pixel density of 1080p is unacceptable for me. A high refresh rate monitor just isn't sharp enough for me but.

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WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: entoday's videos on a topic that's fairly subjective but I think it's still a very  interesting one to discuss I'm going to compare 1080p to 1440p at 27-inch  basically one of the questions that I want to answer by the end of this video is 1080p at  27-inch good enough or should you spend more money going up to a 1440p monitor for gamingfor today's video we're going to look specifically at gaming as a use case because  in my opinion for productivity you should look for a monitor that has the feature set that you  need and then just get the highest resolution you can afford honestly editing video on a 4k  monitor is really awesome and editing video on a 1080p monitor is significantly less awesome and  then because I'm looking at gaming both of the monitors are gonna be high refresh rate  monitors so we're kind of comparing 1080p high refresh rate at 27-inch vs. 1440p high refresh  rate at 27-inch so that means that I'm not going to be looking at high refresh rate 4k gaming for  a couple of reasons the first one is the fact that I don't have a high refresh rate 4k gaming  monitor and the second one is that 4k gaming is the graphics cards what the black plague was  the 14th century civilization so yeah that's not really realistic in 2020 yet so with that  let's have a look at the two displays that I'm going to use for today's video the 1080p monitor  that I'm using for this video is the Acer VG 27 one it's a decent 1080p high refresh rate  27-inch monitor it's got an IPS panel it has a hundred percent sRGB color space it's got free  sync it's got a 5 millisecond response time and HDR it's got pretty good features and then the  1440p monitor that I'm using is the Ben q IX 2780 Q now this monitor has a very similar feature set  to the Acer monitor except for the fact that it has a higher resolution it's also got 144 heard  refresh rate it's got a 5 millisecond response time an IPS panel HDR free sync you know all that  kind of good stuff and then just to round out all of the kind of specs for today's video the actual  PC that I'm using to do the tests has an i7 9700 K in it overclocked to 5 gigahertz because I really  wanted to eliminate any CPU bottlenecks at higher refresh rates and then it's got an AMD rx 5700 XT  graphics card in it it's the waifu Edition card so it's pretty exciting the reason that  I'm using this graphics card is because it's the fastest graphics card I have available now before  we get into the discussion comparing the two resolutions I just want to again say this is  a pretty subjective topic I'm gonna try and cover it as best I can but there is variation based on  how far you sit away from your display what games you use how could your eyes are and all kinds of  stuff like that but I will give pros and cons for both resolutions to help you make your decision  and if you can't make your decision based on the information in this video I would suggest  going to a computer shop with these two kinds of displays and then comparing them for yourself  so you can make your own decision wow that was a surprisingly serious introduction to a dava does  tech stuff video but you know just trying to cover all my bases here now first off let's look at one  of the main concerns around a gaming monitor with a lower resolution and that's sharpness  in my opinion pixel density is very important for monitor image quality color accuracy is also very  important and refresh rate in response time and many other factors do contribute but in my opinion  pixel density is very important and that's one of the reasons why 1080p a 27-inch is a concern  it only has 81 pixels per inch at that size now this may not be a huge concern if you're setting  several meters away from a really big TV but when using a gaming monitor you sit pretty close to it  and a 1080p a 27-inch it's pretty easy to see the individual pixels and that's not great now we're  moving up to 1440p at 27-inch you're actually getting a hundred and eight pixels per inch now  that doesn't sound like significantly more but it does actually make a pretty big difference when  it comes to overall sharpness and video games with fast paced shooters things like csgo and  battlefield 5 the lower pixel density of the 1080p display isn't a deal-breaker in my opinion because  you're more focusing on what's happening in the environment and then reacting to that as fast  as possible I feel like a higher refresh rate is more important than a higher pixel density  because you're not focusing on the small details however I will say that it does help you kind of  make out smaller details at longer distances so it could potentially help your sniping the thing  is though it's a bit of a different story when you move over to more open-world Battle Royale  style first-person shooters things like pop G and escape from tarkov you in those games  you're almost constantly scanning the horizon for somebody doggedly eyeing you ten miles away  through a buildings window and in that situation I feel like the extra sharpness does kind of help  you strain less to see those details now here's another shot of me trying to show the difference  in pixel density between the two displays here I have them side-by-side again it's really difficult  to pick up on camera but as you can see the pixels are quite a lot bigger on the 1080p display to put  it into perspective for people who wear glasses using a 1080p 27-inch monitor it's like having  a two year old or a three year old prescription whereas using a 1440p 27-inch monitor it's like  having a brand new prescription everything's all nice and sharp even further away the story becomes  even more one-sided when you look at slower paced games things like visual Safari style games RPGs  or even MOBAs like League of Legends or dota you will benefit from the extra pixel density however  it does depend on your framework of reference if you've never experienced a higher pixel density  monitor maybe you'll be fine with it because there are some pretty big positives when it comes to a  1080p 27-inch monitor now one of the biggest pros is cost 1080p 27-inch high refresh rate monitors  are just cheaper because the panels are easier to make and you get some great gaming options for  not very much money now there's another massive advantage to 1080p over 1440p and that's the fact  that well it's significantly easier on your system as you can see with the couple of benchmarks that  I ran here you get much closer to an average 144 frames per second at 1080p than you do at 1440p  so you get a more consistent high refresh rate experience without having to spend significantly  more money on a graphics card in fact for 1080p high refresh rate you can get away with spending  less than $400 whereas with 1440p I would kind of recommend going higher end than an Rx 5700 XT  unless you want to drop the settings so that means if you take into account the fact that the monitor  itself is cheaper and you don't to spend nearly as much money on hardware although do take into  account that you should have a decent CPU 1080p is significantly cheaper than 1440p so with that  let's kind of sum up my opinion on the difference between the two resolutions 1440p is clearly  better if you can afford it and if you can afford the hardware to power it it is an amazing gaming  experience I really love gaming at high refresh rate 1440p however for a budget gamer 1080p is  amazing the monitors are cheaper and you don't have to worry too much about partnering hardware  to get a great harder fresh read experience but I would say the pixel density is too low on this  monitor even for FPS games in my opinion what I would do if I was a budget gamer is I would  actually look at a 24 inch 1080p monitor instead because the pixel density is higher so it means  it's not going to be as blurry as this monitor and you're still gonna get all of the advantages  if not more of 1080p because a 24 inch monitor is gonna be even cheaper however when it comes to my  conclusion for the budget gamer there is one caveat that's if you play exclusively MOBAs so  things like League of Legends and dota in my opinion pixel density is more important than  refresh rate I can't tell the difference between 60 Hertz and 144 Hertz while playing dota however  I can clearly tell the difference between 1080p 1440p and even 4k at 27-inch so if you only play  things like League of Legends and dota and you're a budget gamer I would actually recommend going  for a 1440p 60 Hertz monitor over a high refresh rate 1080p monitor at 27-inch so with that let me  know in the comments section below what you think of my conclusion in this video I feel like this  is all fairly straightforward information but I was in the market for a high refresh rate 27-inch  gaming monitor and I couldn't decide between 1080p or if I should spend the extra money on 1440p but  now that I have both I know that the pixel density of 1080p is unacceptable for me for my gaming uses  and for my just everything users I would not buy a 1080p 27-inch monitor a high refresh rate monitor  it just it just isn't sharp enough for me but I've been using a 27-inch 4k monitor for a long time  because you know I edit videos on it and stuff like that so you know my perspective may be a bit  different than yours anyway with that thank you very much for watching if you like the video like  and subscribe to the channel for more videos like this one follow me on whatever social media it is  that you enjoy I'm going to be streaming on Twitch later today so I have my twitch account linked  in the description below as well and yeah until the next video thank you very much for watching