Best 24" monitor for gaming and general use under $500
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Ethan3.14159
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This Asus monitor one of the best I could find.
-2ms response time
-1920 x 1080
-1000:1 contrast
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236049
-2ms response time
-1920 x 1080
-1000:1 contrast
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236049
koncling
New Member
in my opinion...goes to
Samsung T260HD 25.5-Inch LCD Monitor
• Screen Size - 25.5 wide
• Resolution - 1920 x 1200
• Brightness - 300 cd/m
• Contrast Ratio - Dynamic-Contrast 10,000 - 1 ( 1000 - 1)
• Response time - 5 ms
Acer B243W bdr 24.4-Inch LCD Monitor
The advanced Acer B243W bdr is a wide-screen display that renders crisp details and brilliant colors thanks to the adaptive contrast management and superior brightness. This high-definition digital LCD is a true performer and a solid solution for today's professional enterprise.
Samsung T260HD 25.5-Inch LCD Monitor
• Screen Size - 25.5 wide
• Resolution - 1920 x 1200
• Brightness - 300 cd/m
• Contrast Ratio - Dynamic-Contrast 10,000 - 1 ( 1000 - 1)
• Response time - 5 ms
Acer B243W bdr 24.4-Inch LCD Monitor
The advanced Acer B243W bdr is a wide-screen display that renders crisp details and brilliant colors thanks to the adaptive contrast management and superior brightness. This high-definition digital LCD is a true performer and a solid solution for today's professional enterprise.
bomberboysk
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http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236033
Great monitor, 450cd/m2 brightness, great contrast ratio, ASUS makes great monitors.
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Great monitor, 450cd/m2 brightness, great contrast ratio, ASUS makes great monitors.
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tuxify
New Member
You'll get better performance in gaming from a CRT, because of the higher refresh rates. They don't however make widescreen CRTs, and I don't even think they make new CRTs anymore. I had an 18" old Sony CRT for gaming, but my LG 22" was much prettier, which made up for the performance downgrade in gaming.
Just make sure you find one with a somewhat low refresh rate and you'll be fine.
Not sure about Dell monitors, but personally I steer clear of anything with the Dell logo on it.
Just make sure you find one with a somewhat low refresh rate and you'll be fine.
Not sure about Dell monitors, but personally I steer clear of anything with the Dell logo on it.
bomberboysk
Active Member
The asus=Better The dell has lower brightness, and lower response time(6ms GTG, the asus is 2ms GTG and 5ms BTB)
Yep, the asus monitors are amazing, i have recommended them to alot of people, and more than likely im going to be getting an asus monitor to replace my current samsung(Not 100% sure yet, as the samsung i was looking at also has a tv tuner and 2 hdmi built in, but the asus has same specs minus tuner and just 1 hdmi for nearly $100 less).
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bomberboysk
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Well, thats somewhat of a shame, as the asus monitors are really great. Im not sure you would be able to tell the video quality just by a video or picture. But if you read the reviews they are all excellent
Even though I'm in the computer industry and sell computer products, I keep it away from my recreational forum posts. Leave your email address and I'll send you a URL. I'd be happy to fix you up with either an ASUS 24" or 26" at the right price. You can get the 26" way under your budget.
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