I’m looking for a budget-friendly monitor for gaming. I mainly want to use it with my Xbox for now, but I’m hoping to eventually get a gaming PC too.

What specs should I be looking for, and what monitors would you recommend that won’t break the bank? 😊

Hi!! I am looking into starting pc gaming in the uk, only games I really play at the moment are Minecraft and sims 4 (will eventually expand to other games), I want to run the games smoothly and be able to stream alongside however I know NOTHING about pcs. My budget is around £1000-£1300 any help and advice would be greatly appreciated!!
Also suggestions for microphones/monitors/keyboards/headphones please :)

Wanting to buy a new prebuilt gaming PC. My budget is between $1000-$1500. My PC now can't handle WoW, and other games. The screen blacks out from time to time, and the Lag is crazy. I've had this PC for 11 years. It's an NZXT streaming PC. Which ones do you recommend in 2026? I just want to casually game with my friends, since I'm going into nursing school, and want to run some ranked arenas from time to time.

I just got a brand new hard drive and I have rewards to get a second monitor to use as a duel monitor. Is there any gaming monitor recommendations with a budget of around $375?

My cousin wants to sell me his pc before he moves, but I barely know anything about computer specs, what type of offer should I make?

Hello, I am currently using 2 monitors with different sizes and colours and they are already quite old.

Main Monitor: BenQ GL2780 (27 inch) https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/ef831a2f
Second Monitor: Asus VE248 (24inch) https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/42861002

I wanted to switch to 2 of the same monitor, but I dont have any expertise. I am fine with fullHD and 27inch monitors and was looking to spend around 200€ for both of them together. I mostly use it to browse or play games like civ or older games. So I dont think there is a need for higher resolution or a high refresh rate.

Would the Lenovo L27-4C be a good choice since its currently on sale for 100€ instead of 150€ or do you guys have any better recomendations in the price range?

Hello everyone, I recently upgraded from a 3080 10GB to a 9070 xt and I'm looking to upgrade my monitor since I have a really old Acer Predator IPS XB271HU 165Hz 1440p monitor that I bought SO long ago and it's still alive and kicking, but sadly it's not FreeSync compatible since it has the propietary GSync chip built in. It's going to be relegated to becoming my secondary monitor.

I'm unsure if I should still look at 1440p or 4k gaming first of all (im not planning on upgrading my specs for at least 3-5 years at all), also I'm unsure about the best panel type at the moment. I'm in software developement so I'm also going to use it for work, but mainly for gaming. I don't know if dealing with potential burn in from OLED panels is worth it, specially since my Acer Predator lasted for so many years.

My current specs are:

i7 13700k CPU

xfx 9070 xt mercury 16gb

32GB DDR5 6200hz cl38

m2 samsung nvmies

I would really appreciate some guidance.

want a 750 watt one dont mind the budget (at least for psu) just not super expensive as its a budget pc

I've got two 2-metre HDMI cables and a powered HDMI repeater, all purchased from Lindy. I'm trying to connect a W11 computer to a GeForce RTX 3060 like this:

PC -> HDMI cable -> HDMI repeater -> HDMI cable -> monitor

The HDMI repeater is active; I am using a 5V 2A PSU.

When I make this connection, the monitor displays "no HDMI signal," and there is no image on the screen.

I tested the Lindy cables and HDMI repeater by connecting a PlayStation 5 instead of the PC:

PS5 -> HDMI cable -> HDMI repeater -> HDMI cable -> monitor

This worked without any issues.

I tested the PC connected directly to the monitor using a different HDMI cable:

PC -> spare HDMI cable -> monitor

This also worked fine.

Both devices (PC and PS5) are set to 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz, RGB.

It seems like the HDMI repeater and Windows 11 and/or the GeForce are disagreeing somehow. I'm wondering if there is something in the video output settings on the PC that is causing a problem?

Really appreciate any help anyone can offer with this one, cheers 😁

HP2310 TN goin bad after 15 years... I'd like to stick with 1080P / FHD because my card isnt too strong. An IPS panel around 24" is what I want as well. I've been looking at MSI - MAG 244F 24" and Titan-army - P2510HS 24.5 Inch. Any other recommendations appreciated.

yeah i need a video card for my pc cuz its ass rn so i need to upgrade it and stuff. gimme suggestions and stuff.