Advice from Josh

Monitor Advice

We don't sell monitors, but you need to match your PC and monitor properly to get the best experience.

A higher resolution requires a more powerful graphics card to run it smoothly.

Here are my monitor recommendations based on the kind of PC you're running.

Josh Evans, Director of Cataclysm Computers
Josh EvansDirector, Cataclysm Computers

The Best Budget Monitors

Acer Nitro KG241Y 24 inch 1080p 144Hz gaming monitor
Cheapest Decent Monitor

Acer Nitro KG241Y

The Nitro KG241Y is usually under $90, it's a 24" 1080p 144Hz gaming monitor and it's perfect if you just don't want to spend much.

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Acer Nitro ED270X0 27 inch 1080p 200Hz curved gaming monitor
1080p 200Hz On A Budget

Acer Nitro ED270X0

The Nitro ED270X0 is a 27" 1080p 200Hz curved gaming monitor, so you get a bigger screen and an even smoother picture without spending much more. It's usually around $140.

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The Best 1440p Monitors

KTC H24T7 24 inch 1440p 180Hz gaming monitor
Smallest 1440p Gaming Monitor

KTC H24T7

I actually use this monitor myself - it's 24", 1440p, 180Hz, and it's a proper gaming monitor. 24" 1440p is very rare, and this is usually only around $160 delivered from Amazon with the coupon code on the page.

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AOC Q27G40E 27 inch 1440p 180Hz Fast IPS gaming monitor
Cheapest Decent 1440p (QHD) Gaming Monitor

AOC Q27G40E

The Q27G40E is Fast IPS, so the colour quality and viewing angles are great. It's QHD 180Hz and usually under $170.

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Need A PC To Match?

Every Cataclysm PC is custom built in Melbourne to suit the games you play and the monitor you run.

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