24" lcd for 2d/3d graphic

[filanek]

hello,
I need a decent 24" lcd for a good price, but its very hard to decide which one is suitable...
do you have any recommendations, or link to website with up to date benchmarks?
thanks f

 

[Annisman]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236033

This is an absolutely fabulous monitor, I have owned mine for over a year now and I have had zero issues with it. Also, the price has fallen dramatically seeing as how I paid almost double the current price for it. And you can't go wrong with Asus.

 

[Nik_I]

i have a samsung T240 which i quite like. it's nice to look at, has great image quality, has 3 inputs, and unlike alot of the newer 24" monitors out there, it still uses the 1920x1200 resolution versus the 1920x1080 resolution.

 

[filanek]

thanks guys for tips. I just did some research, found this interesting link:http://www.digitalversus.com/duels.php?ty=6&ma1=119&mo1=388&p1=3597&ma2=23&mo2=453&p2=4465&ph=8 with good reviews...

now considering 30" dual screen (not sure maybe its too large, any experience?)
or 24" dual screen

making decision between:
if 24": 24 LCD HP LP2475w or dell 2408WFP or EIZO EV2411WE-BK EcoView
if 30": Samsung Syncmaster 305T or Dell Ultrasharp 3007WFP Black 30-hc

 

[outlw6669]

If you decide to go the 24" rout, I could highly recommend the Dell 2408WFP.
It is an excellent display with very full and accurate color reproduction, even when it is not calibrated.
I also use it for occasional gaming and have no complaints about it there either.
Great display, well worth the $$.

I have no experience with either of the 30" displays but I can say that there is no such thing as to big a display area
If your pockets are big enough, that is.
While the extra display area is sure to be awesome, not only will you have to shell out for two expensive displays, you will also have to have a fairly substantial system with multiple higher end GPU's to be able to properly game on it.

If it were me and I had the cash to burn, I would go with a pair of 30" displays.
My 0,02€

 

[hundredislandsboy]

I'd go Asus or Samsung before Acer. You'll want the highest refresh rates (at least 72 Hertz) on the max resolutions. Don't settle for 60 Hertz like what I have on my Acer 22".