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Built this while shopping for a new monitor last month. PCPartPicker has a nice tool to find monitors, but it was missing things like rtings.com scores, number and type of ports, live prices, so I decided to build one.

Includes rtings.com scores, number and type of ports, screen finish etc.

34" UW with a portrait 27" on the left, PC on the right.

Limewire.

Includes rtings.com scores, number and type of ports, screen finish etc.

Includes passmark scores, which are missing from pc part picker.

I know some people still swear by their old iPods or film cameras. For me it's a 15 year old Western Digital external HDD. Do you have any older gadgets or tech that you refuse to let go of?

This is mostly useless, except to justify buying a bigger TV. However, I did learn:

• For most popular high end models, the 65 inch models are cheapest / sq inch (e.g Sony A95L, Samsung S90D, LG G4). For most others, it's the 75 inch models.
• TCL S551F 55" scores the lowest ($0.17/sq inch)
• The lowest scoring OLED is the Samsung S85D ($0.55/sq inch)
• For 100 inches, Hisense QD7 is the cheapest ($0.37/sq inch). For 85 inches, it's the TCL S551F ($0.22/sq inch)

Graphs by brand

Prices taken from Amazon, rest of the data from https://comparetvprices.com/. Models are from 2022-now.

Includes passmark scores, which are missing from pc part picker.

It has the usual specs, but also passmark scores, panel type, refresh rates etc.