Monitors
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PC and gaming monitors at The Game Collection cover two different jobs: a fast desk display for playing games, and a slim portable screen you can pack away. The gaming end of the range includes Full HD IPS panels with FreeSync and a 200 Hz refresh rate, which keeps motion smooth in shooters and racing games and helps avoid screen tearing on a compatible graphics card. The portable end is made up of 14 inch and 15.6 inch touchscreen monitors with 1080p Full HD resolution. They work as a second screen for a laptop, an extra display for work, or a way to see a PC or console on the move. Whichever you pick, check the ports listed on the product page against the device you want to connect, so you know whether you need HDMI or USB-C. Choosing between a gaming monitor and a portable screen A 24 inch class gaming monitor suits a fixed desk setup, especially if you play competitive games and want the refresh rate to match a capable machine. If you are building or upgrading a rig, our PC hardware and upgrades range covers the parts behind the screen, and the PC games collection gives you something to run on it. A portable touchscreen monitor is the better choice if you move between rooms, work away from a desk or want a second display without taking up permanent space. A padded case from our carry cases range protects the panel in a bag, and a monitor on the desk goes well with keyboards and gaming mice for a tidy setup. Will it work with my setup? FreeSync needs a compatible graphics card to make use of it, and a portable monitor needs a source with a suitable video output, whether that is a full-size HDMI port or a USB-C port that supports video. Read the connection details on each product page before you order. If the screen is for a console, our gaming consoles page is a good place to confirm what your system offers, and our headsets are worth adding for sound. Free UK delivery and Reward Points on every order.
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