I never said I didn't want widescreen.[I can go either way, widescreen or not, although i would prefer a traditional moniter more] Why dont you type out the 4 extra letters to make yourself seem over the age of 10?gamerman4 said:y dont u want widescreen?
well anyways here is one...it is sliightly over $340 but its close enough
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824001226
If you live in the USA, you have to pay tax on any online orders in the same STATE you live in, in almost all states anyways. I live in CA, and newegg also happens to be in CA(One of their main warehouses anyways) so they add in tax if i order from there. If you order from out of state you dont currently have to pay tax, for example of the shipment was coming from texas i would not have to pay tax.gamerman4 said:widescreen resolution in that size is 1680x1050
but only bad thing...so far there really isnt a cheap widescreen monitor whit a res time of under 8ms.
anyways here is a highly rated widescreen monitor
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=1910938&sku=V18-2052
its $290 after $50 rebate so $340 original price.
You gotta pay taxes on orders off the net? Where do you live?
First off, you can easily see the difference in a 8ms moniter, I have two flatscreen LCD moniters right now, 8MB and 5MS, you can tell the difference easily. I would very much like to see your sources for your information....gamerman4 said:i seriously doubt you would find any difference in anything under 8ms especially since the human eye cant even detect 8ms much less anything faster than that.
Tytrasza said:
I would agree with you, with my 8ms monitor I can see a slight ghosting effect, however it's almost not even noticable unless I try to see it.Arm_Pit said:First off, you can easily see the difference in a 8ms moniter, I have two flatscreen LCD moniters right now, 8MB and 5MS, you can tell the difference easily. I would very much like to see your sources for your information....