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chsia21
I've been doing some research and the asus ms328h and asus vw246h have gotten the best reviews. I was wondering what people thought about these two monitors and if there are any others that I overlooked. I'm looking for a 1080p monitor that is at least 23 inches. I would mainly just play halo on it.
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I use my HP 2509m to play PC and 360.
If you wait you can get it at woot.com for $205. It's 25". I have the debranded (cheaper) version.
I use my HP 2509m to play PC and 360.
If you wait you can get it at woot.com for $205. It's 25". I have the debranded (cheaper) version.
What is a QUALITY 1440p or 1080p monitor I can buy?
Anthony
I'm looking for a gaming moniter for the PC I'm building for about $1000. I've looked at many great asus monitors but the reviews on amazon mentioned the moniter ghosting, flickering and dying after just weeks. I'm looking to spend no more than 350, but I would prefer around 1-2 hundred dollars. What moniters do you know of or own that you would recommend? Also, it is not important but I would prefer if it was a moniter I can get at Sam's Club or Microcenter.
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A lot of monitors list here:
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/monitor/#sort=a9&s=2700,2600,2500,2460,2410,2400,2380,2360,2350,2340,2300&l=1&r=256001440,256001080,204801536,192001200,192001080&qq=1&t=1,2,3,4,5
1440's look above your price range for what is shown, so a bit of focus on high refresh rate and fast GTG in a x1080 gets a small list:
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/monitor/#sort=a9&s=2700,2600,2500,2460,2410,2400,2380,2360,2350,2340,2300&l=1&r=192001080&qq=1&t=1,2&h=144,120
One stands out as reasonable pricing with great specs:
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-monitor-vg248qe
It looks like you have to calibrate the colors, and that make take a bit of effort, but when completed, it looks like a very fine value.
$260 at Newegg, Amazon is out of stock. $270 at Microcenter, and no question about it being a gaming monitor, because the viewing angle seems to cause issues if not in front of it.
May be above your target, but is below your maximum, and with 1ms GTG and 144Hz, you can get frames per second up to 144 if your graphics card can output it.
A lot of monitors list here:
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/monitor/#sort=a9&s=2700,2600,2500,2460,2410,2400,2380,2360,2350,2340,2300&l=1&r=256001440,256001080,204801536,192001200,192001080&qq=1&t=1,2,3,4,5
1440's look above your price range for what is shown, so a bit of focus on high refresh rate and fast GTG in a x1080 gets a small list:
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/monitor/#sort=a9&s=2700,2600,2500,2460,2410,2400,2380,2360,2350,2340,2300&l=1&r=192001080&qq=1&t=1,2&h=144,120
One stands out as reasonable pricing with great specs:
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-monitor-vg248qe
It looks like you have to calibrate the colors, and that make take a bit of effort, but when completed, it looks like a very fine value.
$260 at Newegg, Amazon is out of stock. $270 at Microcenter, and no question about it being a gaming monitor, because the viewing angle seems to cause issues if not in front of it.
May be above your target, but is below your maximum, and with 1ms GTG and 144Hz, you can get frames per second up to 144 if your graphics card can output it.
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