1920x1200 Monitor

[1ce]

Hi,

I was looking on newegg for a 1920x1200 monitor, and I couldn't help but notice that most available monitors are 1920x1080, which I don't like. The few that are in 1920x1200 are really expensive in comparison. Any suggestions on where to find one? Preferred size anywhere between 21.5" and 24", but most important factors are resolution and price. Thanks.

 

[sirkillalot]

dell has a nice 24" 1920x1200 not sure on the price atm.

 

[rescawen]

lg w63, its best solution for gaming and movies. No other choice

 

[outlw6669]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010190020%201106209153&name=1920%20x%201200

If resolution and price are all you are concerned about, 1920x1200 displays start at $185 on newegg...

 

[rescawen]

the one ur suggesting will have terrible colors and bad response time for quick turning in games.

My suggestion uses lg's specific technology designed for gaming, and btw monitor is most important in builds. I'd rather have a 4870 instead of 4890 for example and a better monitor.

 

[sirkillalot]

guess what you get what you pay for

 

[outlw6669]

Sorry but I fail to see where I suggest ANY monitor to the OP.
The Op wants a cheap 1920x1200 display, I provided a list of 1920x1200 displays available on newegg.

Also, I hate to break it to you but, your LG W63 is still a crappy TN display in its own wright.
ALL TN panels have terrible color fidelity and gamut and your eye will never be able to tell the difference between a 2ms display and an 16ms display.

I would agree that a good monitor is a very important part of the build.
I, however, consider a good monitor to be one that has a large stable viewing angle and accurate colors.
In other words, you really need an IPS, PVA or MVA based display.

 

[tonkatuffmofo]

+1 ^^^^

LG quality is pretty average, theres a reason there cheap.

If its for gaming though 5ms or lower would be recommended.

Had an 8ms once, very noticeable blurring in First person shooters.

Having had a 5ms and my latest 2ms I can say I could not pick the difference in these two.

This would be my pick, good price for the size/resolution

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236047

 

[Kari]

^yep
just an example, rated for 8ms, average 21.6ms

 

[1ce]

Thanks guys for your input. I like the Asus you recommended tonkatuffmofo, although it is on the expensive side for me. That one Compaq for $185 on Newegg certainly looks like an option but it doesn't look like that many people are buying it and the lone review is pretty shabby.

I may have to settle for one of the 1920x1080.

Thanks again!