about it. Can anybody help me pick one out? If there's any other options I should consider, please let me know. I would prefer an 8-bit panel (the Dell is a six, don't know about the Viewsonic), response time's not really an issue as long as it's 16ms or under....

need a monitor with an good response time- basically anything with a response time of 40ms or less is good for your purposes. Watch out for LCD's that use MVA technology, such as the VP150m from Viewsonic, as they have a response time between 20 and 30ms, but...

760V and I have looked all over the net to find the Response time of the flatpanel and still can't find it. I'm also wondering is it good for games? I'm looking for an LCD with a low response time so I don't get ghosting in games. Did you ever play games...

ViewSonic 1ms response time LCD. I guess Viewsonic is coming out with a 1ms response time LCD...so if you guys are looking for the fastest LCD for gaming that would probably be it! I was thinking about getting the vx922 but I might wait for this because...

value to any other value tends to have the highest response times. This is completely at odds with the other graphs. The change is even more striking if you look at the graphs with overdrive. For Viewsonic, the lowest response time is initial value of 0...

PVA,IPS,TN). Example: according to the FLC48SXC8V data sheet the total response time (typical) is: 25ms total response time (max) is : 55ms In other words if you have bad luck you'll get a nice Viewsonic with 55ms response time. This is why I'd never...

Ratio: 650:1 Response Time: 2 ms Now, moving to the 20-inch I now get to a LCD capable for 1600x1200 for only about $50 more! Then Viewsonic has a quicker response time though. Will I even notice the difference in Response Time when gaming? Are...

to have a "temps de response" of 11.6ms. The data sheet on the viewsonic site says 20ms. ha! 11.6ms is only the on time. For the VG700 viewsonic specifies a response time of 16ms.OK...but looking at the viewing angle spec you see a louzy 150/140. Thats...

model - on their website Viewsonic claims they are 1366 x 768, 8 ms response time but retailers seem to think they are 1280 x 720, 16 ms response time. Maybe there is a newer version available of this product number, or Viewsonic has messed up? Anyways...