Best 4K Gaming Monitor 2024 - Budget, OLED & TV 4K Gaming Monitors

Best 4K Gaming Monitor 2024 Buying Guide. We cover the best 4K gaming monitors 2024, including budget, 240hz, OLED & 4K gaming TV.🔻Click More For Deal Links🔻

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▶️ Best Budget 4K Gaming Monitor 2024
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This Best 4K Gaming Monitor 2024 Buying Guide covers everything you need to know to buy the best 4K monitor in 2024 for for pc gaming, PS5, or Xbox Series X / S. We explain key monitor information including resolution, refresh rate, panel type, and more. The best 4K gaming monitors in 2024 use a 120hz or greater refresh rate, which roughly equals 120 FPS. Ultra high refresh rates like 240Hz are mostly for competitive shooters. The best 4K gaming monitor 2024 has good response times and low input lag. Deciding on the right 4K gaming monitor depends on your budget and the games you play so we give recommendations for the best budget 4k gaming monitor 2024, the best 4K gaming monitor 2024, the best 4K 240hz gaming monitor 2024, best 4K oled gaming monitor, best budget 4K gaming TV, and Best 4K Gaming TV. We make recommendations for the best 4K gaming monitor in 2024 for PC, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PS5 & PS5 Pro.

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1:35 What Console for 4K Gaming Monitor 2024
1:47 Cost for 4K Gaming Monitors
2:10 OLED vs IPS vs VA
2:55 QD-OLED vs WOLED
3:09 Refresh Rate on 4K Gaming Monitors
3:48 Aspect Ratio & Size for 4K Gaming Monitors
4:21 HDMI 2.1 vs DP 1.4 vs DP 2.1 Cables
4:53 PC Gamers - DP 1.4 vs DP 2.1 vs HDMI 2.1
5:22 GSync vs FreeSync for 4K Gaming Monitor
6:06 Best 4K Gaming Monitor Recommendations
6:28 Best Budget 4K Gaming Monitor 2024
7:23 Top Picks for Budget 4K Gaming Monitor 2024
8:40 Alternative Best Budget 4K Gaming Monitors
10:10 32 inch Best Budget 4K Gaming Monitors
11:00 Best Budget 4K Gaming TV 2024 (LCD)
12:02 Best 4K 240hz Gaming Monitor 2024 (LCD)
12:50 Best 4K OLED Gaming Monitor 2024
13:58 Top Picks for Best 4K OLED Gaming Monitor
16:11 Dolby Vision Equipped 4K OLED Gaming Monitors
17:36 Best 4K OLED Gaming TV 2024
19:23 Best 4K Gaming Monitor 2024 DEALS

[PCBuilderChannel]

What 4K Gaming Monitor or TV are you considering or using? Did you find a good deal that I missed? Tell your story in a new comment below!

[superchet]

2:48 small correction, though important enough to point out.
The O in OLED stands for Organic, which means OLED pixels degrade/decay with use. Burn-in refers to when pixels degrade unequally in a pattern so you notice the difference between common and uncommonly used pixels. Modern monitors mitigate this phenomenon by having screen savers that don't "save" your screen but rather make sure every pixel is degraded at the same rate. So yes you will not encounter "burn-in", because whatever damage is done to the least healthy pixel is applied to every other pixel. OLED as it is currently will just get worse over time as you use it.
That is the major drawback of getting OLED technology; your monitor decays while being the more expensive option.

[J.H]

I bought the MSI 274UPF in Feb 2024. It started showing white flickering lines across the screen after 6 months. I RMA'd it and MSI payed for the shipping back to them to fix it. They then told me that they didn't have parts for the 274UPF or they were discontinued. So they sent me the MSI 323UPF as a replacement. And the 323 is been really good so far, hope it lasts longer than 6 months.

[ramonosuke]

Been using an LG C2 OLED 42” since late 2022, and I don’t see myself ever going back

[shawnclark]

YES! I needed this for Prime Day next week and my first complete build.

[comradebork]

12:46 Cat photobomb!

19:25 And he's back!

[CrisMac]

16:44 I agree, I love my ASUS PG32UCDM. But I bought mine for a little over $1000. But if I was buying now I wouldn't pay $300 more for it. Stick with Aorus FO32U2P until Asus comes down on price.

[MetalFreaken]

thanks jason this was the exact kinda video i was looking for!

[stevesutton]

Oh my god bro! What a KING I've LITERALLY been researching this the past 3 days thoroughly. You are a KING!

[tomdestryjr.]

I just upgraded from an ASUS 28" 4k 60Hz monitor to the Samsung 32" Neo G8 (240Hz) and I'm really happy with it.

[russellbower]

My brother has the MSI 4K 32" gaming monitor. The glossy display makes everything just pop and look better than the matte ones.

[adamsteinbacher]

I'm so close to buying a 32" OLED. So close. Just waiting to see if they're doing any Black Friday deals on them. $800 for the MSI is still a little spicy. And my 32" Corsair Xeneon is already pretty great as is.

[thematrixredpill]

Got the LG 32 in IPS for £540 within 3 days rows of dead pixels, found out LG out sourced BOE and there's 6 months of bad batches. Sent it back then spent £840 at Dell and got the 32 in QD-OLED 240hz Lucky for me the price shot up to £1000 a week later.

[michelhickey]

i have a 4070 TI Super and thinking of going ultra super wide 32:9 1440p + a 1440p 16:9

[scottcraig]

The LG C4 supports 4k 144 Hz. Was that an error or does it only display 4k 120 Hz when used with a PC?

[RamenRev]

Woah, I was just trying to look for one yesterday. Trying to find something good for a 7950x3d and a 4090 combo

[MichaelSteglehner]

IMO you need to consider PPI when buying a PC monitor. I have a 42" C3 and love it. It has ~105 PPI which is fine if you sit a good armlength (~80cm) away from your monitor. I wouldn't go below 100 PPI on a desk monitor.

On the other hand I believe, most people will not see a difference above 150 PPI on a desk monitor.

This is also called pixel per degree. If i remember correctly it should be above 60.

[JH-yjfb]

my man. when im working soon, u will be my guide for the electronics im gonna buy for my home

[cael_]

Even though I am not in the market for a monitor atm and I don't know when I will be I appreciate that you do these videos to go in depth about it and I always enjoy watching them. I know where I'm coming first when I am in the market.

[Dachopper_]

Prices for all those 32” OLED’s are more than twice the price in Australia. Even after currency conversion and import taxes we get taken for an absolute ride