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10-24-2018 02:07 PM
Ive had several brands. I didnt like the curved because it picked up glare to easily.
Ive used HP, AOC, LG. My widescreen is an LG that was on sale. Works just fine. Use the 29 inch version to keep it the same height as my 23 inch standard monitors and save room on the desk. Otherwise I would have gone larger.
10-24-2018 03:55 PM
i see true ,i did wanna go for larger montoirs tbh at least 32 inches ,and usb c of course , ibe been looking at samsung,hp and lg monitors for my needs .as i dont really know any other brands that would have what i want
and that is funny i was looking at that one as well because my bro has that pc . for maybe a year or two now.
10-24-2018 04:56 PM
thanks I'm leaning towards Samsung or LG, but ill be doing more research so when the holiday rolls around I don't have to spend more than I need to, problem is i want monitors that have thin bezels so there's more screen real estate but the monitors with the thin bezels don't seem to be too plentiful these days
10-25-2018 07:06 PM
btw do u know which one of these graphics cards is the best down below? also with the omen x desktop and the 880-160 can you put better graphics cards and CPUs in if they come out in the future? like for example if I were to wait and get the 2080 ti and then later on an i10 Intel CPU comes out and a 2090 Ti graphics card comes out will I be able to change them out in the omen x 900-260xe desktop or the 880-160 or are u just stuck with what u get?
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 8G by HPI NVIDIA
GeForce GTX 1080 8G by HPI
GFX NVIDIA GTX1080ti FH 11GB G5 NVIDIA
GeForce GTX 1080 8G SLI by HPI
GFX NVIDIA GTX1080ti FH 11GB G5 SLI
10-25-2018 07:36 PM
IF you are going to be gaming on a 4K 60Hz monitor, or a 1080P with 144Hz monitor with AAA games, the 1080ti is the only choice. Remember what I said about SLI? That's where you have two cards connected together but most games don't support it. Its too expensive to be worth messing with and my opinion is to not spend the money on it. But that's strictly up to you.
The next version of the cards (RTX 2080ti or 2090) will be compatible in either case. The only thing you might have to do is upgrade to a higher powered power supply (but that's only maybe).
The Omen X case is bulky so I like the 880 version. That is basically personal choice too.
Also with the 880, you can get either the 8700 or the 8700K processor. Only the K version is overclockable if you plan on using the Omen Command Center to overclock the CPU.