LCD monitor HELP!!!

yes I have some cash to spend and I feel that i need a new monitor. I figured WHY not get DUALS!!!!! muhahahah That would be sweet. I was wondering does anyone know a site where I can order 19' LCD monitors with 2ms or lower? With the lowest price? I would like them to be good gaming monitors also.

Whats wrong with 2ms? Dual monitors is AWESOME for gamers if you know how to use them..........I can be playing GW or CS:S on 1 screen and be lookin up strats or maps on the other. Its faster and better. I also am going into advertising/graphics for college and It will just WORK OUT BETTEr. So you cant tell a difference between 2ms or 4ms?

might wanna check Insight.com you can get a HP 19" for around $240-$260 and they always have rebates too

[quote="Waylander"]If you are going to be doing that and you don't want to slow down your gaming FPS excessively I would suggest getting two video cards and plugging a monitor into each, this would require a MB with 2 - 16x PCI-e slots (commonly referred to as SLI capable MBs).

DAMN man Im no millionaire. Plus ITS not going to hurt my FPS that much. I am going to have PCI express anyways.......Do any of u guys know a good website to build a computer?

I didn't say that they both had to be top end cards, get a good card for gaming in one slot and a low end card for your second monitor, you've read too many SLI and Crossfire threads...

A couple of months ago, Dell had their 24" widescreen monitor for $799. It might be less now but it's almost a dual screen by itself! It's no where near a 2ms monitor but I've been running FEAR on mine at 1600X1200 and it runs sweet with a Nvidia 7900GT.

I agree with the above poster who stated that this 2ms stuff is hype. I gamed for years on my 17" Samsung 170MP with 25ms refresh and NEVER noticed any ghosting. It may be my 37 year old eyes, but I personally wouldn't go out of my way to find a display to eliminate what IMO is people's imagination. (then again I don't see the "color blurring" in DLP Televisions either...) BTW, the Dell monitor I mentioned is something like 12ms and again, I haven't had any trouble with FPS's

Besides with the 24" wide screen you can better do you school work. I can have two full 8.5X11" documents open "side-by-side" or turn the montior 90degs and read a full web page without scrolling. In addition, DVD's look just plain awesome on it. The wide aspect and shear size also give flight simulators a much better sense of motion IMO than a standard aspect monitor.