EllieBunnyKiller :
Jacob James :
EllieBunnyKiller :
Jacob James :
Hi all,
I am planning to buy Dell S2240L monitor, which looks to be fine for my budget.
On looking at its specification, I noticed its response Time - 7ms. Will it be a problem for gaming ?
Thanks in Advance,
Jacob
No, it shouldn't be a problem. People make a fuss over it but there really isn't a noticeable difference between that and a 5ms or lower response time monitor. However
THIS is a 1080p monitor with a 5 MS response time. It's also cheaper, but it's up to you of course.
Hi,
Thanks a lot for the response. Will it produce 'ghosting' while playing games like Battlefield 4, call of duty advanced warfare?
And its response time is 7 ms, not 5 ms (as you mentioned)
Thanks
Jacob
It says it has a 5MS response time in the description on the front page? If Im reading that right, lol. And ghosting shouldn't happen unless you have a crappy brand monitor and Acer is by no means a crappy brand monitor.
Hi,
I believe we are discussing about Dell monitor not about Acer
Lol!
And here is its specs
Dell 22 Monitor - S2240L
DISPLAY
Diagonally Viewable Size:
54.62 cm (21.5")
Horizontal: 476.06 mm (18.76")
Vertical: 267.78 mm (11.85")
Maximum Resolution:
1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz
Aspect Ratio:
16:9
Pixel Pitch:
0.248 mm
Brightness:
250 cd/m2 (typical)
Color Support:
Color Gamut (typical): 82%5
Color Depth: 16.78M colors
Contrast Ratio:
1,000:1 (typical)
8 million:1 (Dynamic Contrast Ratio)
Max Viewing Angle: (typical)
(178° vertical / 178° horizontal)
Response Time: (typical)
7 ms with overdrive (gray to gray)
Panel Type:
In-plane switching
Panel Backlight:
LED
So any opinion regarding this 7 ms response time monitor ?
Anyway thanks for your valuable response
Regards,
Jacob