Monitors

The monitor is the component you look at every second — and the place where a weak picture can ruin even the most powerful machine. The choice of monitor comes down to a balance between resolution, refresh rate, and panel type, depending on what your video card is capable of. Here you will find gaming monitors, office models, and professional displays from AOC, ASUS, Dell, Samsung, LG, ASRock, and others.

How to choose a gaming monitor

• Frequency: 144Hz is the new standard for gaming — the difference compared to 60Hz is felt immediately; competitive players chase 240Hz and above.
• Resolution and size: a 27-inch monitor with 1440p (QHD) is the sweet spot — noticeably sharper than Full HD, without needing a flagship card; 24" fits 1080p, while 32" fits 4K.
• Panel: IPS provides accurate colors and wide angles, VA — deep blacks and high contrast, OLED — instant response and perfect contrast for the ultimate experience.
• Response time and synchronization: 1ms and support for FreeSync/G-Sync eliminate tearing and stuttering of the image.

For work and creativity

For office and programming, look for comfort: IPS panel, adjustable stand, eye mode. For photo and video editing — coverage of sRGB/DCI-P3 and factory calibration. USB-C models with Power Delivery charge the laptop through the same cable that carries the image.

Check if your video card can output frames for the selected resolution and frequency, complement the setup with gaming peripherals, or check the ready gaming configurations if you are building everything at once.