I've been looking into buying a monitor with the same requirements. Look into the Del U2514H.



Could you elaborate on this?

This post was edited by NewKID on Feb 10 2016 10:14am

no 2514h in us
just 2515h
got daym that price tho

was hoping to spend $400 and under
hnnngg

Yeah you're right. I had a typo. What's your budget?

$400 and under
I'm willing to pay more if it's a huge huge huge difference from the others

Guy! It's under your budget. https://pcpartpicker.com/part/dell-monitor-u2515h

This one disappoint me tho
will definitely keep this one in mind
has a lot of good reviews
will most likely order this weekend

This post was edited by itzpookiie on Feb 10 2016 10:49am

You have a lot of options. http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/monitor/#r=256001440&sort=a8&page=1&X=0,40542

Here's a new forum I found which the u2515h has been mentioned a lot. https://forum.pcmonitors.info/search/u2515/

Here's a highly detailed review to get an idea of what the monitor is capable of. http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_u2515h.htm

Ignore the 2 different sets of RAM
I got spares so I figured I might as well add them


thank you guys for helping me with everything so far
I need help with the airflow
I replaced the fan on the hyper evo 212 with 2 spare corsair fans I had
Now I'm a bit worried on temps on the CPU and GPU

Before with 1 fan it was(under load CS : GO max settings)
CPU : 40c tops
GPU : 60c tops

After adding an extra fan to the Hyper EVO 212
CPU: 35c tops
GPU : 67-75c

Also, I added an SSD under it which also made the space between the gfx and floor of the case even narrower
Below pic is previous set up



Any idea why the temps increased dramatically on the video card?
Will it help if I shift the graphics card up 1 slot to give it more airflow below the graphics card?
Any ideas would help





This post was edited by itzpookiie on Feb 15 2016 08:37am

are you sure the fan is blowing in the right direction?

Also CS:GO is not considered "load" for your grafics card. Every toaster will rech 60 fps easly. Run firestrike to test your GPU load temperatures and Cinebench 15 to test your CPU temps.

set a fan curve