Budget: 1000
More specific use (what games, what programs): Overwatch, Path of Exile, Heroes of Newerth, Diablo 3, CS GO
Planned time until purchase: 3 weeks
Do you need an Operating System?: Yes
Do you have any specific preferred components?: No
Do you need a sound or wireless card?: No
Do you want stock cooling or do you plan on overclocking?: Overclocking
Do you need a monitor? mouse? keyboard?: Monitor
Zip code/location? (Shipping costs): 94531, California


Additional information that may help us assist you:

What are your preferences in case style? (lights, flashy, dull, etc) Dull, doesen't matter
Are you planning to use multiple monitors? Sure
Are you looking for upgrade-ability? Sure
Do you have any preferred brands? No
Can you reuse any components from an older build? No
Is there anything else you think we should know? Looking for a computer that will be able to handle streaming

bump 2 days before purchasing since prices change rapidly.

Thanks rapture I might buy this at the end of the week. I might just use my old one for a little while. Do you have any suggestions on a good monitor?

Any preference monitor wise?

24'' - 27'' - 32'' ?
1080p - 1440p - 2k - 4k ?
60hz - 144hz ?
1ms - 2ms - 5ms?
TN - IPS?

Is good color reproduction a must for you?
Is monitor speed a must for you?
Do you plan on gaming more than you read or watch movie?

This post was edited by R0cktaze on May 10 2016 01:29pm

Maybe a 1080p 120 hz

There are really only 2 good model in the 1080p - 144hz range.
BENQ XL2411Z
And
LG 24GM77

I personally own the LG model and it's really really good for the prices.
Just go with the cheapest one in your country.

This post was edited by R0cktaze on May 10 2016 01:39pm

Vg248qe is another really good one

The VG248QE on paper is a good choice but it lack any kind of Motionblur reduction.
The VG and the BENQ have the exact same panel while the LG has a better quality panel.

I wouldn't recommand the Asus unless you're on a very strict budget.