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Hi im buying a new LCD monitor for my 8800 GTS KO Edition card, and i was wondering what size should the monitor be, and what is the best monitor out today? (mainly for gaming)
 
so far ive been looking at 22" monitors, and i am thinking of buying either the SAMSUNG T220 (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6824001273) and SAMSUNG 2253BW (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6824001268), but i really dont understand whats so different about them???  
 
Please respond quickly, and thank you for your help in advance  :sol:! oh and btw my budget is 250-350 ish.

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I don't see a whole lot of difference between them either, to be perfectly honest. One is claiming outlandishly high dynamic contrast, but I doubt you'd see much difference between them.

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SAMSUNG T220:
1. 20,000 :1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio (1,000:1 Static Contrast Ratio)
2. Tilt only.
 
 
SAMSUNG 2253BW:
1. 8,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio (1,000:1 Static Contrast Ratio)
2. Swivel & Tilt.


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Hi guy,
Hmmmm,I really cannot distinguish what the difference they have.I think you may choose what you like or prefering!!if not,may you pls come to visit this website  www.onvon.com   as I bought a TV monitor from there!and it looks very good,also they deal with the pc monitor,but the problem is the size of the monitor.so if you are interested in,may you have a look!!
Good luck for you!!
Rita


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