the other 1920x1080 res. Assumingly the 1920x1200 has more and smaller pixels, for better quality So which one should i get?!?!! lol Why not? 16:9 1920x1080 monitors are affordable compared to 1920x1200. They look similar and you get less of a performance...

a few monitors i am looking at. Specs: HP AMD Phenom II Quad Core 8GB RAM 3.0GHz 750GB hard drive NVIDIA GeForce 9800GT 512 dedicated blu ray Monitors: 23in HP monitor 1920x1080 resolution 5ms response OR 24in HP monitor 1920x1200 resolution...

is very popular these days and the companies know it. I have the Dell 2405fpw 24" monitor you speak of. The monitor can handle any resolution under 1920x1200. 1920x1080 will only fill most of the screen. However, this monitor has a cool feature, like most...

total) if You are or planning to move to 64 bit OS soon. Between CPU and monitor I would go for 22" monitor with 1920x1200 or 1920x1080 resolution. I would not go bigger than 22" for monitor unless You are planning to watch movies on it. ...

Pc gaming with 24 inch 1920x1200 monitor. or 40 inch lcd tv?. i currently have a pc with a q6600 4 gigs of ram and an 8800 gtx. i have a gateway 24inch monitor. i always use the 1920 by 1200 res. if i got a 1080p 37-40 inch lcd tv, would that be worth...

HD 4870 X2 because that is too expensive for me but I was talking about Radeon HD 4850 X2 which still has a fair price for 22" lcd monitors at 1920x1200 or 1920x1080 resolutions. HA!! :D 4850 x2 LMFAO get a 4870 or 260 and call it a day. spend the extra...

1920x1200 or 1920x1080 ?. Hello, Now I am torn between what monitor to chose from and I think i settled on the Samsung t260hd(comparing to Samsung t2570hd). I've been looking at some 1080p monitors, and is it really better to go with 1080p over 1920x1200?....

display is much more important IMHO. Bigger is always better in gaming and in terms of monitor size. 1920x1200 is bigger in resolution, +1 By the way, this is posted in wrong forums section i prefer 1920x1080, but not for gaming, but for blu-ray movie watching...

displays (LCD, DLP, LCoS) that you can just plug a PC into > (either VGA or DVI). >> If you must have 1920x1200, about 30" is the biggest PC monitor that > has that many pixels. Jeff - Nope, constrained by contract specification to 1920x1200 real...

Monitors: 1920x1200 vs. 1920x1080. What should I be considering when buying a 24" LCD Monitor and trying to decide between a monitor that has 1920x1200 vs. 1920x1080 (HD, 16:9)? Note that my current video card max res is 1280x1024. Thanks for the help!....