LCD or LED pc monitor for gaming?

esco

I plan on getting a 30' monitor which one LCD or LED for gaming?

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They will both be LCD - that's the display technology that all flatscreen monitors use.
LED or not is to do with the backlighting.

The LED one uses LED lights as the backlight
The non-LED one used a fluorescent light as the backlight.

It is more important to choose one with a good contrast ratio and fast reponse time.
Monitors with slow response times will show a ghosted blurry image in fast moving screen action. Monitors with low contrast ratio will have blacks that are dark grey and colours that look washed out.

Ideally you want a high contrast ratio, a fast response time and LED backlight.

using samsung 3d LED as monitor wants to use 3d for pc games?

Chris Q

i just got the new LED 3D HDTV by samsung with the IR and shutter glasses. what i wanna do is play my pc games in 3d as if i got the nvidia 3d card.... now i dont use that.. i have an ATI card... but is there software to convert? orrrr should i just use the 2d-to-3d menu option??
anything 3d party?
i meant to say *3rd

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ATI has no options for 3D and nVidia's 3D games are for use with their 3D Vision kit.

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What are some good gaming monitors?

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David

Im Building a pc and want to get a gaming monitor under $300. What do you think of the ASUS VS278Q-P Ultrafast 1ms 27-Inch LED-Lit Monitor or ASUS VG248QE 24-Inch Screen LED-lit Monitor. Any recommendations or suggestions?

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the monitor you list is a VERY good gaming monitor. The 27" that is. You want the as fast a response time and the biggest size you can afford. Asus makes good monitors (and no I'm not affiliated w/them in any way) and you won't go wrong w/that 1st one you listed.

How can i make the best gaming pc you can get under 950$?

Angel

I want the best you can get out of this money. And i want to know if its capable of playing games such as battlefield 3 black ops 2. And i also want to know if it will be capable of playing Call of Duty Ghosts and battlefield 4 when they are out. I need a monitor keyboard and mouse to fit this budget. It may be a tight budget but i really want to become a pc gamer. SO MANY ADVANTAGES! NO i DONT need an OS

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The config I'm recommending will include peripherals (keyboard, mouse, speakers, and screen)

ASUS Motherboard Socket LGA1155 [P8H61-M LX3 PLUS] @ US$65.90
INTEL Prcessor Core [i5-3570] @ US$229.90
WESTERN DIGITAL Caviar Blue 500GB [WD5000AAKX] @ US$45.90
ASUS NVidia GeForce GTX 650 [GTX650-DC-1GD5] @ US$159.90
Optical drive just find by your own, however for DVD @ US$15.90
THERMALTAKE LitePower 600W [W0355RE] @ US$59.90
COOLER MASTER Middle Tower HAF 912 Combat [RC-912-KWN2] @ US$89.90
CORSAIR 2 x 4GB DDR3 PC-17000 [Vengeance CMZ8GX3M2X2133C9R] @ US$109.90
Monitor LED 18.5" SAMSUNG SyncMaster [S19B310B] @ US$119.90
LOGITECH Wireless Combo MK220 [920-003235] @ US$23.90
or
LOGITECH Media Combo MK200 [920-002693] @ US$15.90

TOTAL--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- US$921.00

I'm sure that you'd want to save some of those budget to purchase games later

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