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Remember - quality over quanity and less is more.
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I have been looking at a lot of forums and been doing my research but am more or less swamped after weeks of looking around. So I wanted some monitor recommendations.
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So far I have been looking at the BenQ g2400Wd and the v2400w - I am concerned that a 24 inch monitor will choke my Frames Per Second if I only have a single 4870 on games like COD4 and Crysis - thoughts? |
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A 19" LCD monitor with only 1280 x 1024 resolution can choke Crysis with everything turned up to high quality.
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I think I am going to go with the Benq G2400wd. According to most reviews 41 FPS at med - high settings with 1900 x 1200. - More thoughts. I am going to be stuck with the VT (think that's the crappier under plate).
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Having just bought THIS all I would say is make sure your desk is deep enough. Considering most of the pannels are made by only a few manufacturers I dont think brand is massively important.
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I am still undecided about the 22'' vs 24'' - I am having trouble finding a good 22'' other than Samsung 226bw (S series) |
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I'd go for a 24", non TN monitor. You can really see the color difference in a good PVA or IPS. The Dell 2408 ultrasharp is on sale right now for $600 - the colors and clarity will absolutely blow you away compared to most 22" and cheaper 24" monitors. Message edited by cjl on 07-16-2008 at 08:56:13 PM |
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i wanted a 24'' but ended up settling for a 22'' LG Flatron that was on sale for $269, all the 24 and up were 500a nd up and i figured 269 for 2'' less was a better deal.
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The other Dell 24" is a TN panel though, so it will have noticeably worse colors and viewing angle. It really depends on if you want the best quality, or just a cheap, large, high res monitor. Message edited by cjl on 07-18-2008 at 11:42:59 PM |
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