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yardy

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6-Millisecond Response Time2 (Typical): Discover responsive, lifelike video playback with minimal ghosting and streaking. (BULLSHIT LIARS)

 

NO? Dude a Gamer shuld have 2ms or less respond time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Get an ASUS

 

Dell is for working

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Yea, I mean for an IPS panel 6ms is pretty amazing (average being 14ms+), but I have read many disappointments with this monitor =(

 

so I guess I'm looking for a Monitor 1920X1200, less than 8ms, 23"-28", with a budget of 500$ lol

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Pretty much every statistic except resolution is utter bullshit on flatpanels because there's no real standards on how to test, or ANY accountability when bullshitting tests or massaging the numbers. I would trust an IPS panel claiming 6ms more than a TN (read: shitty) panel claiming 2ms.

 

If you actually care about response time get a CRT, otherwise get a quality panel.

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Pretty much every statistic except resolution is utter bullshit on flatpanels because there's no real standards on how to test, or ANY accountability when bullshitting tests or massaging the numbers. I would trust an IPS panel claiming 6ms more than a TN (read: shitty) panel claiming 2ms.

 

If you actually care about response time get a CRT, otherwise get a quality panel.

 

 

I'm thinking the same thing... Currently I play on a crappy Samsung monitor

 

Amazon.com: Samsung LN-T2332H 23" HDTV w/Integrated ATSC Tuner: Electronics

 

And I rape and have no problems in crysis 2 which I would assume is where you would want to take advantage of response time?

 

being 8ms response time. If anyone can confirm that'd be cool...

 

Thanks for the advice

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Newegg.com - LG E2360V-PN Glossy Black 23" 1080p 5ms Full HD LED BackLight LCD Monitor Slim Design 250cd/m2 DC 5,000,000:1

 

is decent and is something I'd buy. I'd also look at all the monitors Zealot recommended. In my opinion, it isn't worth it to spend over $300 for a 1920x1080(or 1200) monitor nowadays. Around $200-250 is a reasonable price. Any less and it's from the previous generation of monitors.

 

As for the Dell monitor you initially mentioned, it carries a premium because of its "accurate color display" and that is something I don't have first-hand knowledge of. I don't think you'd need it unless you're really interested in art and photography.

 

Ignore marketing propaganda.

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yardy, i agree with you on go for an asus monitor

i have the asus MS202N and absolutely love it

but considering response time, dont really worry about, 5-8 will be perfectly fine, going down to a 2-3 is pointless, you just pay more for a difference that you cant even register

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