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[Emma McManus 33]

@Diddums🤣🤣 ha ha you literally forecasted the future!!! 
Oh Jesus Why did I even have to open that email this morning. Last night I was on a total high that is got it sorted, and of course I still am but because it’s something I’m so unfamiliar with and even the process of upgrading etc I’m allowing that email to wreck my head!! 
 

Regarding my budget are we taking about for the monitor?? Because I’ve already bought that PC last night, so it’s signed, sealed, delivered, arriving here in about a week!! Lol.  But yes I do want a gaming PC that will last him at least 2-3 years before I need to spend a fortune upgrading it. 😫

The monitor id like to get for £200 MAX. 

 

im getting totally ahead of myself now, but say in 2-3 years are we looking at £2500 to upgrade Danny to next “best” thing?? Sweet Jesus! Lol.  
 

And here is the space we hope it will go….

we will be moving the keyboard and that Lego unit. 

[GazzaGarratt 11,056]

@Emma McManus  The good news is that they're both MSI monitors so you can see the comparison on their website:

 

https://uk.msi.com/Monitors/Products#?tag_multi_select=41529&compare=T3B0aXgtRzI0QzQ=,T3B0aXgtRzI0MVZD

 

 

 

First off, the one he sent through is ever so slightly better (Refresh rate is 144Hz on the one you shared, the one Didds shared is 75Hz so not a huge difference really to a 10 year old). Secondly, i've noticed my monitors are ever so slightly different (mine are MAG241CR rather than G241VC) so I can only apologise as they looked identical. Mine is slightly better than the one you've shared but the price goes above 200. Nearer to 250 actually. I know I managed to wait for a sale and get one of mine for £189. The other was £40 more so you can see they fluctuate in price. If you get the one you shared for a decent price then I don't think it matters much between them IMHO 😄

 

MSI are a great make so you'll be set with whichever ones you get...just be careful if you surf for a better price, check the letters (just like I didn't 🤦‍♂️) as you can see there's tiny diffferences in letters as well as specifications. 

[Emma McManus 33]

Thanks @GazzaGarrattfor getting back to me! Yes I can see there’s not a huge amount in the difference between the one @Diddumsshared and this one Hubby was sent last night. And if this is the top of the range for within my budget of £200 or less for now, then happy days. 

[Therose12 0]

On 9/14/2021 at 4:49 PM, Emma McManus said:

Hi and many thanks for your reply. He plays roblox, minecraft, terraria, among us etc. He also has a PS4 and PS VR headset where he plays five nights at freddys, Spider-Man, various motorbike racing Games. He also has a switch where he plays Zelda, mario, etc. But he defo spending more time on terraria at the moment. I’m not into computer games at all lol and neither is my husband, so this is a total minefield to us! 🤯
 

we don’t have a monitor either so we are starting completely from scratch. 
 

thanks so much for your help, and I will defo take a look at the website you’ve suggested. 👍🏼👍🏼

 

If we talk about what computer games I like to play, then this is cs go. I also open cases from time to time on various platforms to collect csgo best ak skins. That's exactly what helps me relax.

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