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How to choose the best PC Screen!

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First published at 19:26 UTC on September 3rd, 2019.

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Screens! Displays! Monitors! Whatever you call them, they come in a variety of sizes, resolutions, refresh rates, and other more technical details than can make it very confusing to pick the right one.

There's no use in having a killer PC wit…

There's no use in having a killer PC without a screen that will let you see it; and no use having a high end screen hooked up to your good ol'Dual Core.

Here's a few headers on what to look for when shopping for a screen!

Picking parts for your new rig is easy - within your budget, the choices are usually simple enough. Other than a few personal choices like case, cooling and storage, the critical parts are very easy to compare - every decision is just a few benchmark charts away!

Peripherals however are a lot more difficult to evaluate and tend to be a lot more subjective.

Hope this helps!

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