JamesisJex
I'm wanting to make a gaming rig I already got some educated advice for cards and a cpu but one thing I'm going to need its a top notch monitor. My price range 150-250$. I'd like to pay the least amount possible but i do need the quality so recommendations?
Note, I'm considering 3D but I think it's a gimmick so I don't want to pay extra for it, but it would be cool.
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Im very happy with the Dell U2311H I just purchased. If you want a monitor for movies AND games you should look into 1080p monitors (unless the black borders don't bother you, then a 1900x1200 should be fine).
The dell U2311H is an 8-bit ips monitor. All TN panels are 6-bit, and use dithering to display the full 16.7 million colors that a 8-bit panel can produce without dithering.
IPS is notorious for having a better picture and color reproduction than TN panels. IPS is also notorious for being slower, but with this 8ms Dell model I don't notice much difference coming from a 5ms TN. I play FPS games too and its fine for me.
Google tftcentral for some good reviews, check out some of the new monitors. If you are going for a TN panel I recommend the Samsung PX2370 LED or the XL2370-1 LED. IPS picture is much prettier though not quite as fast.
The Dell U2711 is a really good monitor as well that I may of considered if I wanted to spend three times the price.
I am convinced that the Dell U2311 (23inch) is the best monitor money can buy for around $250 US if you buy it with a sale and/or coupon. The 24 inch U2411 is $500 and is wide gamut - which is a whole different topic
Im very happy with the Dell U2311H I just purchased. If you want a monitor for movies AND games you should look into 1080p monitors (unless the black borders don't bother you, then a 1900x1200 should be fine).
The dell U2311H is an 8-bit ips monitor. All TN panels are 6-bit, and use dithering to display the full 16.7 million colors that a 8-bit panel can produce without dithering.
IPS is notorious for having a better picture and color reproduction than TN panels. IPS is also notorious for being slower, but with this 8ms Dell model I don't notice much difference coming from a 5ms TN. I play FPS games too and its fine for me.
Google tftcentral for some good reviews, check out some of the new monitors. If you are going for a TN panel I recommend the Samsung PX2370 LED or the XL2370-1 LED. IPS picture is much prettier though not quite as fast.
The Dell U2711 is a really good monitor as well that I may of considered if I wanted to spend three times the price.
I am convinced that the Dell U2311 (23inch) is the best monitor money can buy for around $250 US if you buy it with a sale and/or coupon. The 24 inch U2411 is $500 and is wide gamut - which is a whole different topic
What is a good gaming monitor?
Vince W
I don't really want to know a good gaming monitor. I just want to know what 5ms or 2ms means. I'm looking at a monitor with 5ms and was wondering if that is good for gaming or should I look for something lower like 4 or 3ms...again I don't even really know what that means
Answer
LG L227WTG-PF, Black 22" 2ms Widescreen LCD Monitor, $220 free shipping,
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824005109
AnandTech Forums - The LCD Thread,
http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=31&threadid=2049206&enterthread=y
LG L227WTG-PF, Black 22" 2ms Widescreen LCD Monitor, $220 free shipping,
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824005109
AnandTech Forums - The LCD Thread,
http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=31&threadid=2049206&enterthread=y
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