Sooo, for your situation, I highkey recommend going 1440p. The PS5 supports it natively now and the extra pixel density in Warzone is basically a cheat code for spotting enemies at a distance. In my experience, most budget 4K screens cheap out on the refresh rate, which is a total dealbreaker for shooters. You definitely want an IPS panel for the better response times and color accuracy.

Here's what I recommend:

* Gigabyte M27Q 27-inch 1440p 170Hz IPS Gaming Monitor – This is basically the best value pick. It handles the PS5 120Hz signal perfectly over HDMI 2.0 (though you wont get VRR without HDMI 2.1).
* LG 24GN600-B 24-inch UltraGear Full HD IPS Gaming Monitor – If you wanna stick to 1080p to save cash, this is reallyyy solid and fast.

Tbh, 1440p is worth the extra investment for the PS5... gl!

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Just saw this thread and honestly, reliability is where most people get burned when they go budget. Ngl, I went through three different panels last year because they kept having weird HDMI handshake issues with my PS5. One of them would literally black out for two seconds every time the resolution shifted or the console tried to kick into 120Hz mode. If you're looking for something that won't give you a headache, you gotta check the firmware support. Bigger brands are usually better for this because they actually release patches for console compatibility. I've had way better luck with the LG 27GP850-B UltraGear. It’s super stable and the VRR doesn't cause that weird flickering you see on some of the ultra-budget VA panels. Quick tip: Always verify that the monitor has a solid HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 implementation. Even though some screens claim 1440p/120Hz, they might only support it via DisplayPort, which is useless for a PS5 without a pricey adapter. Stick to the tried-and-tested stuff, tbh, saving $20 isn't worth it if the signal drops mid-match.