Anyone Heard of this LCD Before?

Have been watching newegg for some time now waiting for a good deal and also because I cannot decide which LCD to get with my new system. I've been looking for a 19" 8ms LCD and today when I look there is a widescreen model for the same price as the regular models I've been looking at. Here is the link. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6824163130

Company is AG Neovo and I've never heard of them. All reviews on the site say it's an awesome monitor. Would you recommend a widescreen if you could get it this cheap or should I go with a regular sized screen. I mostly play games on the computer.

My other options I'm looking at is a Rosewill - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6824021019 and a Viewsonic - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6824116363

I've been leaning towards the Rosewill because of the better price and good reviews even though I know nothing about them. What do you all think?

I just bought an Olevia 26" widescreen for $750... The cheapest 26" I could find on the market..... It does not shut down with my computer, you have to manually turn it off, but other than that it is an awesome TV/Monitor... There is nothing out there that size for that little of money....

However what I do say and suggest is that you consider the CONTRAST RATIO above all else to get the best possible picture.

SAMSUNG and LG are pretty much cornering the market as far as performance and overall picture. (go to circuit city or best buy just to look and compare, but you may not want to buy there for the mark up may be high)

BUT........... The CONTRAST RATIO is the most important thing to look at....

The Olevia I bought has a 1600:1 contrast ratio which is very good...

1200:1 is High quality as well,


but be careful about any that are less than 500:1 because the picture will not be as nice....

Just a little advice from experience.... hope it helps

We have a lot of these LCD's here where I live. I've always sorta considered them the bargain-LCD cuz they have always been cheap. Back when 15" models were between $400 and $500 you could get a neovo for about $329. I just assumed it was a "cheapo" monitor for the masses since a) it cost so little and b) i had never reall yheard much about them or seen any reviews. I mean, how good can a monitor be at that price, right? But now they are getting to be more popular and I'm seeing the odd review here and there. For its price, I would say its a good deal since no one seems to really have much bad to say about them. People seem to like them. I'd say for someone who can afford $1000 for a high-end LCD, then go for it, but for one who can't and has to live with mere mortal contrast ratios of 500:1 then this shoul dbe a great monitor to get. And its a widescreen to boot

I would have to agree contrast and response time. Highest contrast and the lowest response time. The faster the response the better gaming monitor it will be. Ideally they say anything below 16ms will work for gaming but the faster the better.

I Kinda Disagree That 16ms Or Better Is What The Average Gamer NEEDS, Becuase Responce Time Is Rarely Accurate...Mines 40ms And Its As Smooth If Not Smoother than Most 16/12ms Screens Ive Used/Owned/Seen, In My Experiance, You Can Never Truly Tell Just By The Specifications...The Only Way To Know For Sure Is To See For Youreslf (But You Hafta Ta Know What To Look For). In My Experiance (Ive Owned 5 Different LCD Monitors) IN GENERAL You Should Stay Below 25ms.