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I currently have an 8800GT and a 19" LCD and I'd like to get a 24" LCD. I've narrowed it down to 4 unless you have other suggestions: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 13&bop=And
Budget is $400, so don't suggest anything more expensive than that.


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Those are all TN screens and TN are inherently bad so I would suggest going to some local stores and try to find the models and see for yourself which is the best to you.  Aside from that I would just go with the cheapest because cheap and big seems to be what your looking for.  This is Newegg's cheapest non-TN 24" (it's a S-PVA panel) and it's $539.99 after MIR  
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Message edited by ausch30 on 06-25-2008 at 03:17:50 AM

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Go with the BenQ, its the best of the lot. The ergonomics of the stand are excellent for a 24" monitor in this price range, and far better than the others in that comparison.


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The BenQ has the lowest brightness and is expensive compared to the others The stand is cool but I don't really need it.


Message edited by toasty2 on 06-26-2008 at 03:57:18 AM

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