4K monitor for RTX 3080

[Tyres O'Flaherty]

I'm hoping my new PC will arrive shortly, equipped with an RTX3080. To enhance the experience, I'm looking at 4K monitors and have short listed the following two:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07NP1DJ1H?psc=1&geniuslink=true


https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B082NVNV42?psc=1&geniuslink=true

These are just for specs and reviews on Amazon and I'm not married to buying one there. However, the Samsung seems to lack height adjustment which is something I'd really like. I'd also prefer a 32 incher but I'm open to compromise.

Would appreciate thoughts and/or alternatives.

Thanks CMDRs!

 

[Morbad]

There are tons of options for 60-75Hz 4k displays in the 32" range. Might want to specify what sort of panel you're looking for and a budget.

At higher refresh rates the selections gets much narrower, but there are some options.

 

[Para Handy]

I decided recently to pick up a 32" BenQ 4K monitor and I am very happy with it. However it did have the drawback of no height adjustment (don't ask me why not, seems crazy from BenQ) so I just used a VESA stand instead.

EW3280U | 32" 4K HDR IPS Monitor with HDRi Technology

BenQ EW3280U, 4K UHD IPS panel with BenQ proprietary HDRi technology plus DCI-P3 wide color gamut and FreeSync, takes video enjoyment to the next level.

www.benq.eu

 

[Tyres O'Flaherty]

Hmm.

I don't mind a VA panel as opposed to IPS but the real killer for me will be budget. And that will also be a factor in refresh rates. Think I'm going to find it quite limiting given I'm not going to be able to much higher than £350.

Ouch.

 

[Morbad]

The Dell S3221QS, LG 32UN550-W, and Iiyama XB3288UHSU-B1 are about the only current 4k 32" displays that have height adjustment that are likely to fit into your budget. They're all budget focused VA panels, with all the pros and cons one would expect from them. Haven't used any of them myself and it's hard to find reviews on how well they do in games, but the LG is probably the safest bet (but likely the most expensive, if you can find it).

 

[Tyres O'Flaherty]

The Dell S3221QS, LG 32UN550-W, and Iiyama XB3288UHSU-B1 are about the only current 4k 32" displays that have height adjustment that are likely to fit into your budget. They're all budget focused VA panels, with all the pros and cons one would expect from them. Haven't used any of them myself and it's hard to find reviews on how well they do in games, but the LG is probably the safest bet (but likely the most expensive, if you can find it).

I'll take a look - thanks!

EDIT OK, the Iiyama model looks the one for me. The LG is, sadly, just a little too much on the spondoolicks front. Now then... I need a persuadatron from from "Syndicate Wars" to get to work on Mrs. Tyes!

EDIT 2: Read some more. Both the Dell and Iiyama are being accused of giving odd lighting effects in the screen corners. The LG seems to have excaped this and is currently on Amazon at ~ £370