Looking for a new 22-24" Gaming LCD

I'm looking at getting a 22-24 inch LCD with my new computer. I'm willing to pay up to 600 max and it's main use will be FPS gaming with a little bit of MMO's thrown in. Another use will be 3D modeling. I want it to have extremely good picture quality but also would like it to have a very low response time. I also would like Minimal ghosting and HDMI so i can connect it to my 360. I've tried to look through digital versus but i'm still have trouble finding the right LCD. Please give me some feedback on some good LCD choices.

see the problem is that good picture quality is usually paired w/ screens that have 178/178 viewing angles and also response times of higher than 6 ms, those are the much better screens...

bottom line non-tn monitors are simply beautiful compared to tn monitors, Click here for a non-tn monitor!!!

60 out the door but real nice MIR...

don't non-tn screens have way higher response times and a lot more lag compared to CRT/LCD TN monitors, meaning that images will 1-2 frames slower? Isn't that bad in FPS games since they are fast paced?

uhhhh, if you actually took a look at that monitor than you would clearly see it has 2 DVI connectors, Jesus Christ do i have to explain everything, doesn't anybody do any research b4 recommending something???

trust me I've went from non-tn monitors to tn, the lag that is supposedly there when u play fps is all BS, its works fine, and there is zero ghosting i am currently using a monitor w/ 8ms response time but you can't even see any ghosting, period!!!!!

Not to mention the color correction, makes it so much better than that tn garbage I used to use, take a look, it's in a book [possibly not, but in a link] It's a reading rainbow!!

It's a much far superior panel to anything you might have seen b4, but you'd never notice if you never actually used a non-tn monitor for extended periods of time!

What I don't undertsand is that the HP monitor recommended by FrozenGPU is around £490 here in the UK. For around £563, you can get:

http://www.electrosaver.co.uk/prod [...] =TX32LZD80

It's a new range Panasonic 32" Full HD 1,920 x 1,080 LCD screen. Surely, this would be a better option as you are buying an LCD TV (not monitor) and so will have far superior Colour, Blacks, viewing angles....

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I personally use the SF2208WFP 22' inch monitor, costs only $300. Has a 2 ms response time, 3000:1 contrast ratio, and 4 USB slots. Connections include VGA, DVI, and HDMI (can all be hooked up at same time, I have my 360 hooked to it, changes input with a button). Has gotten great reviews, and (to me at least) the picture is flawless.

If you want the best a tn monitor is out of the question, simply b/c they are low grade monitors, that have little to no color correction, man there are other ppl who know more about this, but you know man it's w/e you can take the advise of anybody here, i gave you the best advice I could and you gotta do some research for yourself, why tn-monitors suck when u compare them to better counter-parts...

I believe i found the monitor i want. It's not coming out until August 1st but i believe it is a good monitor. The monitor is the DoubleSight DS-265W, it's basically the replacement for the DS-263 and i've heard good reviews about that monitor. It's a IPS panel, with pretty low input lag, i believe i saw a post saying around 2/10's of a frame or 3.3ms, it has a 25.5 inch screen and the new model comes with a adjustable stand and glossy screen compared to the DS-263 which has neither. I'm excited

It's basically this monitor: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6824185007 but with a different stand, glossy screen and a polarizer built in and i believe it has HDMI

Yeah i believe the DS-263 models are on a lottery for the polarizer while the DS-265W models have it come stock. I've got all my information from this thread on the hard forums though http://www.hardforum.com/showthrea [...] 56&page=2. there are a few responses where the people mail Doublesight and get responses saying the A-TW polarizer is suppost to come stock with the DS-265W. I know the monitor is a IPS panel so if it does come with the A-TW polarizer wouldn't it be a A-TW-IPS monitor? It also is said to have a glossy screen and HDMI. I've never had a glossy screen but i'm excited to own one from seeing ones that friends own. I can't wait until the DS-265W is released

I just came across this:

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/145399

Its an MVA panel, so zero input lag and 180 degrees viewing angles and is comparable to a very fast TN panel. They are rebranded under different names all over the world.

A review is found here:

http://www.behardware.com/articles [...] -dell.html

It's under the name Lolair...

All I have to add to this is a comment about latency. First, the "latency" issue with larger monitors of the non-tn type is two fold - first there is the response time, which has to do with ghosting, and second there is the FPS lag, which has to do with a delay between when a picture is sent to the monitor and when it is actually displayed. I am clarifying this because one above poster confused the two. As for the delay in displaying the picture (the 1-2 fps difference people are talking about), I would caution anyone against relying on other people's opinions on the matter. Just because one person swears that they've compared the monitors and there is no way to notice the 2 frame delay doesn't mean you won't notice it; people have different eyes and different expectations, so you may be sorely mislead if you trust one posters opinion that the frame delay in larger non-tn monitors is impossible to see. And to the others insisting that they are right and that it's a myth, get a grip and a better perspective; clearly some people CAN see the difference, just like some people CAN see ghosting on ~10ms response time monitors and some people CAN see tearing in non-vertical-sync modes. Myself, I don't see ghosting unless the response time is above 16 or so (though ratings differ in how they are assessed) and I can't see tearing in a moving image, but I CAN see a delay of a few frames in certain LCDs, and it's annoying. That doesn't mean everyone else will have the same experience, of course!