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Your monitor is the part you look at all the time, so it deserves as much attention as your PC. At COZO you'll find, among other things, screens for esports, gaming and work with high refresh rates, from iiyama, ASUS, MSI, AOC, Samsung and more.
The higher the resolution, the harder your graphics card has to work. A 4K screen needs a strong card to run games smoothly.
| Size | Resolution | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| 24 inch | 1080p (Full HD) | Esports, smaller desks, entry gaming PC |
| 27 inch | 1440p (WQHD) | The sweet spot for gaming and work |
| 27 to 32 inch | 4K (UHD) | Sharp images, photo and video, powerful PC |
| 34 to 49 inch, ultrawide | UWQHD to DQHD | Racing, simulation, multitasking |
The refresh rate (Hz) is how many images per second the screen shows. For office work, 60 to 100 Hz is fine. For gaming, 144 Hz or more makes a big difference in smoothness; competitive players go for 240 Hz or higher. With G-Sync or FreeSync the screen syncs with your graphics card, without stutter or screen tearing. What your PC needs for that is in our guides on a PC for Valorant and a PC for Fortnite.
Connect your screen to the graphics card, not the motherboard. For high refresh rates at high resolution, use DisplayPort or HDMI 2.1; check which ports your card and screen have. A height-adjustable stand or VESA mount makes a big difference to your posture. Looking for a PC to match your screen? Choose by graphics card, for example an RTX 5070 for 1440p. A mouse and keyboard complete your setup; buying for your child? Read our guide for parents.
For most gamers, a 27-inch 1440p screen with 144 to 180 Hz is the best balance. If you mainly play fast shooters, a 24 or 27-inch screen with 240 Hz or more is worth a look.
144 Hz is already a big step up from 60 Hz. You mainly notice 240 Hz in fast competitive games, and only if your PC actually produces that many frames per second.
For high refresh rates, DisplayPort or HDMI 2.1. A cable is usually in the box; the product page says which one.
For mixed use, yes, but static images such as a taskbar in the same place for hours raise the risk of burn-in. For long office days, IPS is the more carefree choice.
