24 Inch Gaming Monitor Singapore 2026: What to Buy
Looking for a 24 inch gaming monitor in Singapore in 2026? ArmaggeddonPC's current lineup skips that exact size — it runs 22 inch up to 49 inch — so the real question is which neighboring size actually replaces what a 24-inch panel would have done for your desk and your refresh rate.
TL;DR
- No 24 inch gaming monitor Singapore listing exists at ArmaggeddonPC in 2026 - the PXP 22-G is the closest compact match. Buy.
- PXP 27-G 165Hz covers the 24-inch upgrade path for most desks at a sharper refresh rate. Buy.
- PXP 27-QGG adds 1440p WQHD, 130Hz and 10-bit color for hybrid gaming and work use. Buy.
- PXP 30-XD's 200Hz curved 30 inch panel is the step-up pick if 24 inch feels cramped. Consider.
Key numbers
22"
Smallest current panel size
165Hz
PXP 27-G refresh rate
130Hz
PXP 27-QGG refresh rate
SGD 899
PXP 40 UXN bundle price
2026 listed price
Why this matters
A 24 inch gaming monitor is the default size most Singapore shoppers grew up on — small enough for a HDB desk, big enough for competitive FPS play. ArmaggeddonPC doesn't stock that exact panel size in 2026, and pretending otherwise wastes your time.
The fix is simple: go one size down to the PXP 22-G for a tighter footprint, or one size up to a 27-inch panel for extra screen real estate without losing desk space to a bulky bezel. Both directions solve the same problem a 24-inch shopper is chasing.
Monitor shopping in Singapore in 2026 also means checking refresh rate against what you actually play. Competitive shooters want 165Hz or higher. Story-driven or hybrid work-and-play setups can live with 130Hz and better color accuracy instead.
How ArmaggeddonPC monitors got ranked
Each pick below got checked against three things: how close the screen size sits to the 24-inch class a Singapore buyer is searching for, the refresh rate on the spec sheet, and whether the listing on the ArmaggeddonPC store is transparent about panel type as of 2026. No monitor made the list without a confirmed size or refresh figure on its own product page.
Gaming PCs paired with these monitors matter too — a 165Hz panel is wasted on a machine that can't push frames. If you're building around a new screen, an RTX 5080 build like the AQUA PRO R7 7800X3D or similar RTX 50-series rig keeps the frame rate matching the panel.
The ranked list
1. PXP 22-G — the compact pick
One spec that matters: 22-inch panel, the smallest current size in the ArmaggeddonPC monitor range.
This is the closest ArmaggeddonPC gets to a true 24-inch gaming monitor Singapore shoppers ask for — one size smaller, same desk-friendly footprint. It suits tight HDB room setups where every extra centimeter of desk depth counts.
Verdict: Buy if desk space is the constraint and you'd rather round down from 24 inch than up.
2. PXP 27-G 165Hz — the sweet-spot upgrade
One spec that matters: 165Hz refresh rate.
Most shoppers who type "24 inch gaming monitor" into Google are really chasing a fast, affordable competitive panel — this one delivers the frame rate at a slightly bigger 27-inch size instead. For Valorant, CS2 or any twitch-shooter rotation, 165Hz beats a smaller 24-inch panel stuck on a lower refresh spec.
Verdict: Buy for competitive players who'll trade 3 inches of extra bezel for 165Hz.
3. PXP 27-QGG — the hybrid work-and-play pick
One spec that matters: 1440p WQHD resolution at 130Hz with 10-bit color, FreeSync and G-Sync compatible.
If your desk in 2026 does double duty — client calls in the day, ranked games at night — this is the monitor that doesn't force a compromise. The 10-bit color panel handles design and photo work; the 130Hz refresh and FreeSync/G-Sync compatibility keep gaming smooth.
Verdict: Buy for anyone running a work-and-gaming setup off one screen.
4. PXP 30-XD — the size step-up
One spec that matters: 30-inch curved panel at 200Hz.
Skip this one only if desk depth is tight — a 30-inch curve needs more clearance than a 24-inch flat panel ever did. But the 200Hz refresh rate is the highest confirmed number on this list, and the curve wraps peripheral vision in a way no 24-inch monitor can.
Verdict: Consider if you've got the desk depth and want the fastest panel here.
5. PXP 27-UXO OLED — the panel upgrade
OLED contrast and black levels outclass any 24-inch IPS panel on color depth alone. It's the pick for single-player, story-heavy games where visuals matter more than raw refresh numbers — but OLED panels carry burn-in risk on static HUD elements over long competitive sessions.
Verdict: Wait if you play ranked shooters for hours daily; Consider if your library leans single-player.
6. PXP 40 UXN Nano IPS — the ultrawide splurge
At SGD 899 for the desktop bundle in 2026, this 40-inch 5K2K curved Nano IPS panel by LG is nowhere near 24-inch territory — it's the option for someone who started shopping small and got talked into going big. Multiple windows, one screen, no bezel gap.
Verdict: Skip for anyone still comparing 24-inch options; this is a different buying decision entirely.
Comparison table
| Monitor | Size | Refresh Rate | Notable Spec | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PXP 22-G | 22" | Unlisted | Smallest current panel | Buy |
| PXP 27-G 165Hz | 27" | 165Hz | Competitive refresh | Buy |
| PXP 27-QGG | 27" | 130Hz | 1440p, 10-bit, FreeSync/G-Sync | Buy |
| PXP 30-XD | 30" | 200Hz | Curved panel | Consider |
| PXP 27-UXO OLED | 27" | Unlisted | OLED contrast | Wait/Consider |
| PXP 40 UXN | 40" | Unlisted | 5K2K Nano IPS by LG | Skip (different category) |
“If desk depth is tight, round down from 24 inch to 22 inch before you round up to 27.”
Where to buy
- Buy direct from ArmaggeddonPC's own store listings, not third-party marketplace resellers — the 5 Years Limited Warranty and money-back guarantee only apply to listings sold through the brand's own channels in 2026.
- Check the SAME DAY DELIVERY window if you're in Singapore and need the monitor set up before a specific gaming session or work deadline.
- Bundle the monitor with a matching PC if your current rig can't push the panel's refresh rate — a 165Hz screen paired with an underpowered GPU wastes the panel.
FAQ
Does ArmaggeddonPC sell a 24 inch gaming monitor in Singapore?
No confirmed 24-inch model is listed on ArmaggeddonPC as of 2026. The nearest matches are the 22-inch PXP 22-G and the 27-inch PXP 27-G or PXP 27-QGG.
Is a 27 inch monitor a good replacement for a 24 inch gaming monitor?
Yes, for most desks. A 27-inch panel adds screen real estate without needing dramatically more desk depth than a 24-inch monitor, and models like the PXP 27-G 165Hz keep the refresh rate competitive players expect.
What refresh rate should a gaming monitor have in 2026?
Competitive shooters want 144Hz or higher; the PXP 27-G hits 165Hz. Hybrid work-and-gaming setups can run comfortably at 130Hz, like the PXP 27-QGG.
Is OLED worth it for a gaming monitor?
OLED panels like the PXP 27-UXO deliver stronger contrast and black levels than IPS, but static HUD elements in long competitive sessions carry burn-in risk. It suits single-player and story-driven games better than daily ranked play.
What size gaming monitor fits a small HDB room?
A 22-inch monitor like the PXP 22-G fits the tightest desk setups. A 27-inch curved or flat panel is the next step up if desk depth allows.
Does a bigger monitor need a stronger PC?
Yes, especially at higher refresh rates. A 165Hz or 200Hz panel needs a GPU that can consistently hit those frame rates, so pair a fast monitor with a matching RTX 50-series or RX 9000-series gaming PC.
What's the fastest refresh rate monitor ArmaggeddonPC sells?
The PXP 30-XD lists 200Hz on a 30-inch curved panel, the highest confirmed refresh number among the monitors covered here in 2026.
Is FreeSync or G-Sync compatibility worth checking before buying?
Yes. The PXP 27-QGG is FreeSync and G-Sync compatible, which prevents screen tearing regardless of whether your gaming PC runs an AMD or Nvidia GPU.
One last thing
The biggest number on this list isn't a refresh rate — it's the 200Hz on the 30-inch PXP 30-XD, a spec that beats every 24-inch monitor most Singapore buyers were comparing against before landing on this page. Size down or size up; just don't buy a screen that outpaces the GPU driving it.