 Suppose I want to buy a monitor. To do that, I want to search all available models that theoretically exist. I want to filter by hard specs: diagonal, horisontal resolution, vertical resolution, ppi, etc. I also want to specify ranges: 27-30", 200-240ppi, etc Sounds like this should be _exactly_ what computers are good at, right? So how do I do it? Which site to use? 14 comments
@nikitonsky yandex market before it become a marketplace. also: pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/ @nikitonsky https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/display-finder The finder is a bit on the simple side, but having specifications in a consistent and reliable format is great for comparisons, and their specs are very detailed. @nikitonsky I don't know of a tool, but there are only three monitors that match those requirements in the toot: Apple Studio Display , LG 5K, Samsung 5K @brad I mostly needed a search tool, parameters were an example. I myself use that Dell 6K, but wanted to check if there are any news on 5K 120+Hz front @nikitonsky I'm pretty sure the Dell one is discontinued, and looks like the HP one too? Z27q on their website is 1440p. And that Samsung is the one I was referencing. @nikitonsky https://www.rtings.com/monitor/tools/table is one of the better ones I've seen.  @nikitonsky Iād use geizhals with its many filter options: https://geizhals.de/?cat=monlcd19wide |
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@nikitonsky I'm just using a 4K TV with a built-in PC display mode as my monitor.