I am wanting to purchase a 19" LCD monitor and was wandering what brand woulg be best. Also if the MS would make a huge difference (4ms, 8ms, 12ms). I am looking for quality at best price. THANKS
I would recommend getting a monitor at newegg.com, which is where I purchased my Samsung... And I think its a great monitor and I would recommend it to all. Samsung SyncMaster914v
Yea Pretty much anyone u ask would say http://www.newegg.com They have awsome stuff and great price's u cant beat! But another thing if u are looking into a LCD Monitor ur gonna have to look for good Resolution and Contrast Ratio. Those 2 are like the biggest things to look at before u buy a LCD. [bold]How can u tell what is a good Contrast Ratio?[/bold] Well find one that is atleast better than 600:1 (actually the hight the nummber the more priceyer the lcd gets) [bold]How can u tell what is a good Resolution?[/bold] Im pretty sure u want it to be atleast 1280x1024. "Maybe im wrong, but ask just incase" The [bold]Response Time[/bold] is another thing good to look at also. The lower the better. Make sure u dont rush into getting a Lcd because it takes some time into finding a good one with ur needs. How much are u looking to spend? From what i saw on newegg. I think this these are nice. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824001064 ^^Its also on Weekend Sale.^^ http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824222011 Well i hope i have helped u in some sort of way, So good luck!
i got myself a sony SDM - HS95 19" monitor( http://www.techhome.ru/catalog/image_2_968006B5.jpg ) and its great. i managed to get it for £200 Id reccomend that monitor to anyone. it makes games look great even if you havent got a brilliant graphics card (and i should know as mines terrible) if youre after a 19" so you can have 1600 x 1200 screen res though its not going to happen as most 19" monitors only take up to 1200 x 1024 the same as a 17" TFT. so if your after the higher res id go for a 20" monitor instead
Im pretty sure my monitors contrast ratio is 8oo:1, pretty much anything over 600:1 is good- the higher it is the better.
