Monitors
AOC Agon 24.5" AG256FS IPS 1920x1080 IPS 360Hz (390Hz OC) 1ms Widescreen Gaming Monitor
Philips 24" 241V8AW/00 IPS 1920x1080 VA 75Hz 1ms A-Sync Widescreen Monitor
LG 34U511A-B 34" 2560x1080 IPS HDR400 sRGB99% Ultrawide Professional Monitor
LG UltraGear 45GX900A-B 45" 3440x1440 WOLED 240Hz FreeSync/G-SYNC Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor
AOC Agon 31.5" U32G4U 3840x2160 160Hz 1ms Dual Mode Adaptive Sync Widescreen Gaming Monitor
BenQ 27" GW2791 1920x1080 IPS 100Hz 5ms 99% sRGB Widescreen Monitor
ASUS TUF Gaming VG279QE5A 27" 1920x1080 IPS 144Hz 1ms ELMB Sync Widescreen Gaming Monitor
ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDMR 32" 3840x2160 QD-OLED 240Hz 0.03ms A-Sync DP 2.1 HDMI 2.1 USB-C Widescreen Gaming Monitor
AOC CounterSrike 24" CS24A 1920x1080 TN esports 610Hz 0.3ms HDR400 G-Sync Compatible Widescreen Gaming Monitor
OcUK Professional 2m Braided HDMI High Speed with Ethernet Cable (NL2HDMI-02)
iiyama 27" G-Master GB2770QSU-B6 2560x1440 Fast IPS 180Hz 0.2ms FreeSync Widescreen Gaming Monitor
Acer Predator X27UF5 27” 3840x2160 QD OLED 500Hz 0.03ms FreeSync Widescreen Gaming Monitor
OcUK Professional 3M Braided HDMI High Speed with Ethernet Cable (NL2HDMI-03)
ASUS ROG Strix 34" QD-OLED XG34WCDMS 280Hz 0.03s FreeSync HDMI 2.1 Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor
ASUS ROG Strix XG27UCS Gen2 (XG27UCSR) 4K 27" Fast IPS Dual Mode 160Hz/324Hz 0.3ms G-SYNC HDMI 2.1 Widescreen Gaming Monitor
Samsung 27" G81SF OLED LS27FG810SUXXU 3840x2160 UHD 240Hz 0.03ms FreeSync Odyssey Widescreen Gaming Monitor
ASUS TUF Gaming VG259QM5A 24.5” 1920x1080 Fast-IPS 240Hz 0.3ms G-Sync/FreeSync Widescreen Gaming Monitor
ASUS ROG Strix OLED XG32UCDS 32” 4K 3840x2160 165Hz 0.03ms G-Sync Widescreen Gaming Monitor
OcUK Value 1m Male - Male Display Port Monitor Cable
iiyama G-Master G4380UHSU-B2 Red Eagle 43" VA 3840x2160 144Hz 0.3ms Adaptive Sync Widescreen Gaming Monitor
iiyama G-Master GB2471HSU-B1 24" 1920x1080 Fast-IPS LCD 240Hz 0.3ms G-Sync Widescreen Gaming Monitor
ASUS ROG Strix XG27ACMS 27" 2560x1440 Fast IPS 320Hz OC 0.3ms Adaptive Sync ELMB HDMI 2.1 Widescreen Gaming Monitor
ASUS TUF Gaming Series 5 VG259QMRL5A 24.5" FHD (1920x1080) Fast-IPS 310Hz (OC) FreeSync/G-SYNC Widescreen Gaming Monitor
iiyama G-Master GB3295QSU-B1 32" QHD 2560x1440 240Hz FreeSync Widescreen Gaming Monitor
iiyama G-Master GB3290QSU-B1 Gold Phoenix 32" IPS 2560x1440 240Hz 1ms FreeSync Premium Widescreen Gaming Monitor
MSI 32" MAG 32C6X 1920x1080 VA 250Hz 1ms A-Sync Curved Gaming Monitor
Nitro Concepts SM1 49" Monitor and Stand For Racing Sim Bundle
MPG 322UR QD-OLED X24 32" 3840 x 2160 (UHD) 240Hz 0.03ms Adaptive Sync DP 2.1 Widescreen Gaming Monitor
Gigabyte 34" G34WQCP 3440 x 1440 WQHD VA 180Hz 1ms 1500R 8 bit AMD FreeSync Premium Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor
GIGABYTE M27Q2 27" 2560x1440 SS IPS 200Hz 1ms FreeSync G-Sync KVM HDR 400 Widescreen Gaming Monitor
MSI 25" PRO MP251W E2 1920x1080 IPS 120Hz Widescreen Monitor - White
MSI MAG 274QRFW E20 27" 2560x1440 (WQHD) Rapid IPS 200Hz 0.5ms A-Sync DisplayHDR 400 Widescreen Gaming Monitor
ASUS ROG AAS01R Ergo Desk Clamp Monitor Arm (90LA00Q0-B01D71)
MSI MAG 325QF E18V 32" 2560x1440 (WQHD) Rapid VA 180Hz 0.5ms A-Sync HDR Ready Widescreen Gaming Monitor
AOC 49" AG493UCX2 5120x1440 VA 165Hz 1ms FreeSync/G-Sync HDR400 KVM Ultrawide Gaming Monitor
ASUS VA27AQSE 27” 2560 x 1440 QHD IPS 60Hz 5ms Adaptive Sync sRGB99 Widescreen Business Monitor
AOC 24" Q24G4RE 2560x1440 Fast IPS 180Hz 0.5ms A-Sync HDR10 Widescreen Gaming Monitor
ASUS 34" TUF Gaming VG34VQEL1A 3440x1440 VA 100Hz 1ms FreeSync ELMB Ultrawide Curved Gaming Monitor
KOORUI 27" E2721F 2560x1440 IPS 100Hz 1ms Adaptive Sync Widescreen Gaming Monitor
LG 27U730A-B 27" IPS 3840x2160 60Hz FreeSync Widescreen Monitor with USB-C (90w PD) Speakers & Height Adjust
Monitors
Your computer monitor is the device that connects to your PC, laptop, or console to provide the image. There are plenty of different types, sizes, and an array of features, such as Nvidia G Sync and AMD FreeSync ,that synchronise your refresh rate to your GPU. Overclockers UK stocks an extensive range of monitors perfect for PC gaming, console gaming, and work. All of which come in a huge variety of sizes such as 27 inch, 32 inch, 40 inch, and beyond.
Which Monitor Is Right For Me?
Gamers
For modern AAA gaming, a larger resolution and screen size, such as 1440p or even 4K, with super high refresh rates, can be a great choice. What’s more, with features such as NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync to reduce screen tearing at high refresh rates, you can game in confidence. Notably some gaming monitors even include addressable RGB to blend perfectly into your gaming aesthetic.
Professional Users - Graphics, Photo, Video
For professionals and creators' colour accurate, high-resolution monitors are ideal to help bring to life every detail and accommodate your application UI.
Console Gaming
Next gen consoles offer a truly exceptional gaming experience. Due to their ability to game at 4K with high FPS and refresh rates, a gaming monitor can be a superb upgrade to the living room TV.
Office & Home Users
Working from home, media browsing, and more can all be made easier with a high-quality 1080p monitor. Larger screen sizes offer more space for multiple windows, and with sizes up to 40 inch and beyond, you can level up your binge-watching experience.
Monitor Panel Types
TN
TN panels can often support higher refresh rates at a lower price point, the trade-off being that they have a narrow viewing angle, and limited colour depth. Whilst this might be a deal breaker for some, they're excellent for gaming newcomers and home users - who will be sitting directly in front of their monitor and who won't require high colour accuracy.
IPS
IPS panels tend to come at a higher price point, but also offer far greater colour depth and great viewing angles. These are a prime choice of monitor for creatives and video editors where colour accuracy is paramount, and for gamers. Whilst they are usually more expensive, more IPS panels are available with high refresh rates and low input lag.
VA
VA panels combine some of the features of both TN, and IPS whilst remaining a budget option. VA monitors offer higher colour depth than TN, alongside wide viewing angles. This makes VA monitors ideal for gamers.
OLED
OLED panels offer a truly outstanding and vivid image. Organic Light Emitting Diodes remove the need for a separate backlight or sidelight used in traditional monitors. These diodes are able to illuminate the pixels independently, allowing for unmatched colour performance, contrast ratios, and awe-inspiring visuals.
WOLED
WOLED panels deliver phenomenal image quality, with vibrant colours, deeper blacks, and crisp sharpness. White Organic Light-Emitting Diode panels utilise multiple layers of organic diodes to produce a wide spectrum of white light. This is then passed through a layer of red, green, and blue colour filters, allowing these panels to produce over 1.07 billion hues. Boosting the brightness, this light is enhanced by an additional white subpixel, allowing these displays to deliver crystal-clear picture quality.
QD-OLED
QD-OLED panels take OLED displays to a new level of picture quality. Quantum Dot Organic Light Emitting Diode panels pair diodes that produce blue light with innovative quantum dot technology. When subjected to blue wavelengths, these tiny semiconductors emit a variety of different colours of light. A standard QD-OLED monitor, therefore, is equipped with both red and green quantum dots, allowing them to output the RGB colour spectrum. As such, a QD-OLED monitor can deliver crisp images, with a wide colour gamut, and rich, deep blacks.
TFT
TFT is the technology that makes up most modern monitors and displays. Thin-Film Transistor (TFT) displays are a type of Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) that use transistors as individual pixels. TFT gaming monitors offer outstanding colour, response times, refresh rates, and contrast ratios. All of this makes them ideal for gaming, content creation, and productivity. Overclockers UK stocks a huge range of TFT monitors perfect for any application.
LCD
LCD monitors are available in three main types - VA, TN, and IPS. Each panel type offers different features, such as lighting, fast response times, high refresh rates, and exceptional colour accuracy. Overclockers UK stocks a huge selection of LCD monitors perfect for gaming, content creation, simulator PCs, and professional use.
Colour Depth and Colour Gamut
Colour depth and gamut are often confusing, with monitors stating various scores in different colour ranges such as Adobe RGB or sRGB. In simple terms, this is how accurate the colour on your screen is being displayed. This is a hugely important point for visual creatives - whether in video, photography, or print media - as having an inaccurate representation on your screen can significantly alter your finished product.
Additionally, you may also see various percentages before these names. This refers to how accurate the representation of that colour space is on a given monitor. For example, anything below 100% may appear washed out and unsaturated, whilst going above this may appear overly vibrant, and as expected - the closer to 100% you get, the more "true" the colours will appear.
Image courtesy of https://www.eizo.be/
Whilst Adobe RGB and sRGB produce more true-to-life colours, they do differ. Adobe RGB is favoured more for those producing graphics in professional grade printing - giving more accuracy to the final product. The one main drawback for this larger colour space is when uploading Adobe RGB images online, they will be converted to sRGB and potentially lose some colour information. The same can occur when printing on non-professional hardware. For photographers and digital artists, an Adobe RGB monitor might be the best choice, as colour profiles can be changed depending on the task.
sRGB (Standard Red, Green, Blue) dates back to the mid-1990s, and is still a great choice for all users, including professionals. It doesn't require conversion for use online, unlike Adobe RGB, and for professional print, is more than acceptable for colour-accuracy.
The graph above is known as the XY chromaticity diagram. The triangles are RGB coordinates connected. The larger the triangle, the more colour information.
NTSC - this is the colour gamut developed for US TV.
Adobe RGB and sRGB - these colour gamuts are used in graphics reproduction.
Size Matters
Choosing the right size monitor can be hard decision. Some people prefer having one gaming monitor and a second larger monitor for productivity. There is no right way to set up your desk, and choosing between one large monitor or even several smaller ones comes down to personal preference.
Your screen size is measured corner to corner, and will most often be simplified to 24 inch, 27 inch, 30 inch, and so on. For most users, this will answer the question of how big they can go. It is worth noting, that when you increase your screen size, it's wise to follow with resolution to have a sharp image on screen. For example, a 40 inch monitor with a 1080p resolution can look "soft" due to the pixel density. For larger monitors such as 40 inch we recommend a resolution of 4k or at least 1440p. Generally speaking, for gaming, you’ll want at least a 24 inch monitor with a resolution of 1080p. To view content more comfortably, we recommend 27 inch or above with a resolution of 1440p.
NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync
These technologies are very similar and use the GPU to help smooth the graphics on the monitor, meaning that lower refresh rate monitors can avoid tearing. This happens because the monitor's refresh rate (Hz) is being dynamically changed to match the game's frame rate (FPS) as closely as possible.
Refresh Rates
Refresh rate is how many times a monitor updates the image each second. For home users, a lower refresh rate is fine. However, for gaming, the higher the refresh rate, the smoother the visuals will appear. Overclockers UK stocks an extensive range of monitors with high refresh rates such as 120Hz, 144Hz, 240Hz, and 360Hz.
Response Time
This is the time it takes for a pixel to change from one colour to another. Previously, it was measured in black-to-white (BTW), but more often, you'll now see grey-to-grey (G2G). A lower measurement of G2G means the monitor will appear less blurry when displaying fast-moving content. Overclockers UK stock a huge range of gaming monitors with response times as low as 1ms.
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When it comes to upgrading your monitor, there are a lot of important factors to take into consideration. In order to choose the perfect monitor, you will need to consider LCD vs OLED, the different types of monitor panels, and the advantages or disadvantages of each.
Read MoreMonitors FAQ
What is a Monitor?
A computer monitor is the device that connects to your PC, laptop, or console to provide the visual output of your device.
How do I setup dual monitors?
On Windows, to setup two monitors, you simply need to plug both of the monitors into your graphics card (or motherboard if using an APU). Once you have both connected, simply right-click on the desktop and select “display settings”. In these settings, you can decide whether to duplicate, or extend your displays.
Is a second monitor worth it?
There is no correct answer to this question. Most people can survive on a single monitor set-up, but there is an advantage for two or more monitors, especially for gaming, creators, and professionals. For example, with two monitors, you can play a game whilst also monitoring your discord, stream chat, or even watch a YouTube video.
Should I get a curved monitor?
Curved monitors do give less distortion towards the edges, and can be more comfortable for users . The curve can give more immersion and easier pick-up in your peripheral vision. Larger curved monitors are great for simulation set-ups.
What is HDR?
HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. This means a display can produce a more "realistic" representation of colour, shadows, and even brightness. For example, the shadows will be less dark and undefined, and the highs will not be as blown-out. For this to happen, both the monitor and the content you’re playing or watching need to be compatible.
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