21 wrote I'm assuming you're only interested in 1440p high refresh rate displays?

I personally wouldn't get either of those, the Acer Predator is a TN panel which I avoid like the plague, and the Asus PG279Q is just ridiculously expensive. Almost £700 is just far too much for any 1440p display, that's actually approaching 4k120Hz monitor pricing.

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These are what I'd be looking at;
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Both 1440p, 144Hz displays. The Samsung JG50/JG52 is just an absolute steal at the £250ish price range. However, it does not have any adaptive sync which is a bit of a bummer. The AOC monitor is a bit bigger and has the addition of Freesync. I'm not 100% sure, but I think that AOC monitor uses the same panel that's in the 32" version of the JG50/JG52 - I know Samsung sent those panels out to a lot of people for recently released 1440p 144Hz displays.

HeyEuros wrote Even though the PG27 is expensive is it something you would recommend for someone that's willing to pay that price for the Monitor?

HeyEuros wrote Also aside from Monitors how's my overall system looking would you recommend any upgrades their?

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HeyEuros wrote Even though the PG27 is expensive is it something you would recommend for someone that's willing to pay that price for the Monitor?

No. Like I said, that's approaching 4k 120Hz prices. It's not necessarily that £700 is too much to drop on a monitor, it's just far too much to drop on a 1440p144Hz monitor.

Here is a 4k 120Hz monitor;
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(these bad boys got 'affordable' really quickly)

or you could easily save over 100 quid and get a nice high refresh rate ultrawide;
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HeyEuros wrote Also aside from Monitors how's my overall system looking would you recommend any upgrades their?

No idea. Don't really know what you're using your system for or whether you'll benefit from any upgrades anywhere. If it were my system, I'd be adding more storage for sure, I'd also getting rid of the CPU for something with more cores and/or threads - either Ryzen or a used 6700k/7700k probably. However, the 7600k is still a more than adequate CPU, especially paired with an RTX 2070, and at 1440p. Assuming we're just talking about gaming performance, of course. So if you don't see any evidence of it holding you back, there's no need to upgrade it really.