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098799
Joined: 23.07.2007

What's the best choice?


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Originally posted by 098799
What's the best choice?

correct me if im wrong, but i dont think it matters, just get a cheap one from a good manufacturor, and make sure there is a digital input.

If you get two, make sure you get the same one twice, for aesthetic reasons.

I have the iiyama prolite E2403WS 24" 2x, but thats more coincedence then for any other reason.


Oh it matters, you have contrast ratios, brightness, resolution, response time, the possibility of speakers and it's input type to take into consideration. Oh size of course too and other features.

It all depends on what you are using your computer for. So what are you looking for?


swissmoumout
Joined: 24.02.2007

Originally posted by douglasjastewart
Oh it matters, you have contrast ratios, brightness, resolution, response time

this. well, except response time, the human brain can't notice response time differences under 12ms or so (might be 16, not sure - anyway, you'll only notice if you're a hyper-caffeinated counter-strike nerd). But anyway, look out for contrast ratio, brightness, but more importantly just image quality. I got 2 24" acer x243w, since they were the cheapest around (450$/piece) and had good specs - but they have a matte panel (is there a term for this?) - and although it's ok for text processing, playing poker etc, if you like having a good, clean picture, you should definitely get a glazed monitor - like the version just above the ones I got, forget the exact name - as long as they don't get any direct light (they're very reflective), the image is much nicer, def. worth the extra 50-100$ imo


Drakhor
Joined: 13.01.2008

Originally posted by 098799
What's the best choice?

A working one! :tongue:


Well i also should buy new one

Playing 9-18 tables on really old 14 inch iiyama was fun but now is time to buy new one and try to keep this one to sell in few years as oldtimer

So any good suggestion would be nice ;)