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What monitor do you use?
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>>45392339
Dell S2340M as a main, and a Dell 2007FP for when I actually want 4:3
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>>45392339
That one. I have An older version and a newer version. The newer one has the Vesa mount screw holes higher which was and move imo, but the light bleed is better.
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>>45392339

Old samsung 1360p 18.5´´

I gonna buy this 24´´ 1080p later
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>>45392339
A shitty Dell P1911
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>>45392339
Asus PG278q & Alienware OptX 2310
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Couple of LG IPS monitors. Working pretty damn good for the price
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>>45392435
>http://www.amazon.com/Dell-293M3-IPS-LED-23-Inch-LED-lit-Monitor/dp/B009H0XQRS/ref=sr_1_13?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1417315543&sr=1-13

Sweet and cheap, I like it
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>>45392511

>120

230 In my third world country
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Anyone play with the Asus PB monitors?
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an old dell crt i found by some dumpsters
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X-Star DP2710

It's one of those overclockable Korean 1440p PLS panels.
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>>45392339
man that looks like mine asus vh247
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>>45392339
Your mother.
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>>45392593
I don't even know if I can get it in my country.

I'm subject to ordering it over the internet and then praying to god it doesn't have any faults.
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>>45392339
5k mac, because im a applefag thats why. dual boot linux.
>like the ecosystem
>like the security
>like the style
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>>45392790


At least you are sincere

A fag, but a sincere one
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I been wanting to upgrade my old samsung syncmaster 2032nw + hp vs19e, I'd like to keep a dual monitor set up, but bigger (23-24, ips), don't really gayme that much.

What would /g/ get?
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>>45392790
Prove you're not just shitposting.
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>>45392790
>>45392845
>>45392855
confirmed for shitposting no real applefag is self aware of their lust for dick.
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Bought this Samsung XL-2370 back in maybe 2010 without really knowing what I was doing, but I think I did alright. Probably going to ditch it when I do my new build because the stand, bezels, and size just don't work for the dual monitor setup I want
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>1st
Asus PB278Q, 27" 2560x1440 60hz (can be overclocked to 85hz supposedly)

DisplayPort, HDMI, audio out, fully adjustable stand, and semi-matte display. Got it for $300 and I love it.

>2nd
Dell U2211h, 21.5" 1920x1080 60hz

Got it used off of Ebay for $80. Wanted something with a similar PPI to my Asus to use as a second monitor and this was the closest I could find without getting a second 27" 1440p one.. The matte anti-glare coating on the Dell is pretty aggressive and fuzzes up the picture, also it's just not as vibrant as my Asus and the brightness does not go up as high. But it's still pretty good, well worth the $80.

I don't see myself upgrading or adding anymore monitors anytime soon. Plenty of workspace for me.

Except maybe an Oculus Rift if they look promising once they come out, or other VR HMD's.
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>>45392989
How's the reverse ghosting?
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>>45392339
p502ui-b1
muh 4k
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1st monitor: 4 year old 27" dell U2711
2nd monitor: 5-6 year old 27" samsung P2770

I don't see myself buying a new monitor until I can get a quality 120hz 1440p so I can move my ultrasharp over to 2nd monitor status
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>>45392865
wat.jpg

no shitpost, ive been wanting to upgrade since 2009 mac pro, was looking at 2013 mac pro, but this got me. 3000 4chan machine.

used to windows, but got mac for work and loved it. tried linux, fell in love with terminal.
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>>45393021
I hardly play games, so I haven't really noticed anything.

Had to google it.
>With its factory settings, the PB278Q has a low and slightly visible level of reverse ghosting. To get rid of this, you need to switch the TraceFree function down from 60 to 20.
So I just changed that now, in case I do have any issues in the future.
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Planning on buying Asus VS239H-P for around $150 at most. Being used for gayming and general use. Anything better or is it the best for the price?
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>>45393282
this >>45392511
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two of these and a shitty LG LED. soon to be replaced though.
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>>45393332
7ms response time
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>catleap
it's been two years now, i think, and still going strong.
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>>45393444
Fuck I thought it was 5ms, nevermind then.
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>>45392339
Built my PC awhile back. Decent machine that runs everything I want really. But I have a shitty ass HP LED monitor from Target.

How much am I missing out, /g/? I have a GTX660Ti but didn't have too much left after building my computer to buy a decent monitor
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Acer-S240HLBID-24-inch-Monitor-EcoDisplay/dp/B005QVZ79C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417321106&sr=8-1
Is this any good? It seems to still be on a black friday sale.
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>>45392339
Isn't that the highest rated one on Amazon?
Wondering if it lives up to its ratings.
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>>45392339
that exact one
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>>45392339
I'm waiting until there are reasonably priced 4K 16:10 120 Hz monitors available to buy something nice. At the moment I have 2 1080 BenQ pieces of shit.
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>>45392339
Dell U2410
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>>45392339
Asus PA248Q. It's pretty good, backlight bleed is a bit of a bitch though. Seems to affect all monitors at this price range.
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NEC Multisync2690wuxi2 and a Dell u2412m

Picked up the NEC for 50 bucks on craigslist. It's in great condition and the dude was going to throw it away.
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I'm looking for a good monitor myself now. All I want is a screen around 24", and my budget is around $200. Also, it'll mostly be used for tv shows and movies, especially ones from a certain Eastern country. Any recs?
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>>45393982
http://www.amazon.com/Acer-H236HL-bid-23-Inch-Widescreen/dp/B00AZMLIDQ/ref=sr_1_3?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1417319544&sr=1-3

http://www.amazon.com/Dell-293M3-IPS-LED-23-Inch-LED-lit-Monitor/dp/B009H0XQRS/ref=sr_1_13?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1417319544&sr=1-13

http://www.amazon.com/Acer-G276HL-Gbd-27-Inch-Widescreen/dp/B00G5AEZOQ/ref=sr_1_21?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1417319544&sr=1-21

http://www.amazon.com/Dell-Computer-E2414Hx-24-0-Inch-LED-Lit/dp/B00NWEA9XO/ref=sr_1_1?m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1417323878&sr=1-1

And other shit posted itt
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>>45394068
Thanks.
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>>45394072
Acer is shit. If anything go with the Dell.
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>>45392435
it's $150 on best buy.com fyi, just bought one
2440l, right?
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>>45394120
It's 120 on amazon at the moment.
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>>45392642
>PB278q
>PB287q
great monitors
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2 of these
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236392

did i do go good?
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xstar dp2710. 27inch PLS 1440p at 100hz for $300
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I use a BenQ GW2255
It werks pretty gud
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Two thinkview IBM 17" 4:3 and a 19" 16:9 thinkview Lenovo. Cheap & reliable.
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LG 23MP55 23" 1080p
Mostly in "reader mode" (warms up the display's coloring) unless it's movie time, my eyes hurt otherwise.
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hp pavilion f50 15" 1024 x 768
hp vs17d 17" 1280 x 1024

rly good screns
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>>45392492
Same here. Got two 27"s. I love em.
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Dell U2713HM + Dell U2412M
I hate that the latter does not have an HDMI input :(
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Main: QNIX 2710, 1440p/96hz
Secondary: Dell U2412M 1200p/59hz

I plan on getting something else instead of the Dell since its ugly as shit compared to the QNIX.
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>>45392339
AOC 2752Vh. Love this monitor. 27" 1080p, solid colors, 2ms refresh. Great for gaming.

>inb4 /v/
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>>45392339
Samshit SyncMaster P2450H.
It's alright. Actually pretty bad because it's TN, but I got a Dell U2312HM and that was even worse so I returned it. IPS glow and retarded AG coating were not for me. The gamma seemed WAY off too, making shit extremely dark.
I'll stick with TN for now. Maybe VA if they can get the pixel response times low enough. (are they already?)
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No one with a U2414H?
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What's a recommended 24" IPS monitor around $150 range? Putting together a new build and the monitor is the last part I need.
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>>45396833
Play a lot of Grand Theft Auto?
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Benq XL2720Z and a Samsung Syncmaster 2370HD.
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dell u2414h
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>>45396906
muh dick
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>20" 1680x1050 2008 iMac
For my 20" 2008 iMac
>17" 1280x1024 Apple Studio Display
For my PowerMac G5
This one's cool because it's got ADC. One cable from the monitor and it's able to turn on, display a signal, and provide two USB ports. It also has a touch sensor on the front for a power button for the computer (Like a fat PS3), you can even turn the computer on from the monitor. Not so cool anymore though since the PowerMac is a server now. It also has a touch sensor to open system settings.
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Is IPS required for watching chinese cartoons?
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Which one do I pick, /g/?

LG 22M45D
Samsung S23C350B
or
Samsung S24D300BS

Can't pick between the Samsung 24" and 23", they seem identical but that 1 inch, and I can't pick (I think the 24" will be shit, am I right?)

The LG seems nice and cheap too
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How big is the difference between a 21.5" and a 23"?
I can't decide what to get....
Is this size difference that noticeable in height? Width for both seems good....
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>>45396994
Bigger is better
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>>45397003
lol no, there is no reason to get bigger monitor than 21.5" for 1080p unless you have vision problems.
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Just a modest 32" 4k monitor.
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Asus PG278Q as my main monitor, Dell U2414H as a secondary.
Got dat 1440p 144Hz and I got dat IPS for watching stuff and playing console games on.
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>>45396895
Actually, I don't own either of those titles. I'm a map nut. I also love video games, so I tend to collect game maps. I'm in the process of framing every Elder Scrolls map as well as the Red Dead Redemption map. On the opposite wall I have a rare Blaeu map worth just under a grand.
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>>45392339
Samsung SyncMaster S22B350. It was $200 on sale, so I grabbed it. But I'm looking at the Dell UltraSharp U2412H at the moment. Any reason why I shouldn't get it?
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>>45397079
because its overpriced?
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>>45397087
It doesn't matter what I buy, it's going to be overpriced; not because I want to, but because it's how things are priced here. 16:10, 1440p, and 144 Hz screens all cost over $500, and decent 16:9 screens cost anywhere between $300-400.

So, other than price, there's nothing wrong with the monitor? No real horror stories or the like with them?
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>>45397079
what the fuck why does that cost so much
I bought a U2414H for (£200)$310, and that's ramped up britbong prices.
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>>45397168
Contrary to popular belief, New Zealand is more overpriced than Australia, thanks to our low population, ridiculous import taxes, and a Goods and Services Tax of 15%. This price is the cheapest you can get here for this kind of monitor.

Aside from that, have you found the monitor any good? Because it seems heavily recommended on review sites and here and shit.
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Eizo FG2421
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/eizo_fg2421.htm
Because fuck yeah 120Hz MVA with tolerably low total lag. Useless, buggy interpolation that should never be turned on doesn't detract from its value.

Not quite as badass as my old NEC SuperBright CRT, but higher refresh rate at 1080p, and FAR more consistent because geometry and magnets.
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ROG Swift.. best monitor ever made.. But i use five total.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/390978038708?afsrc=1
Yes or no?
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>>45397406
>http://www.ebay.com/itm/390978038708?afsrc=1


No.. 28 inch 4k.. just no.

Unless you aren't running windows. Either way, if you want 4k, wait until the Q1 2015. Lots of new tech supposedly coming in the display market.
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>>45392339

For lack of a better term, can someone redpill me on monitors? Apart from resolution and size is there really any difference between one monitor and another? What should I look for when shopping for monitors?
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Rog swift.
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this old crt @120hz
because i am to cheap for a 144hz LCD
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>>45397463
resolution, panel type (IPS, TN, VA,) and refresh rate.

Most monitors are 60hz (thats the refresh rate) Some are 120 or even 144hz. This is how many frames per second your monitor can display.

Resolution is obviously how many pixels are on your screen.

Size is how big it is..

IPS are great for color accuracy and popping images. They are also the slowest monitors in terms of response times. Almost all of them are 60hz

VA panels are great for deep blacks and slightly faster response times than IPS.

TN panels have the worst color reproduction but are the only panels capable of 120 or 144 frames per second, meaning they are incredibly fast.


It depends on what you do with your monitor, and what you are sensitive to, that will be the deciding factor.
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>>45397506
CRTs are better for motion anyways. And latency. And blacks levels, generalizing. Scaling low resolutions too. It's always worth it to keep one around, given you have time to often configure away geometric and color issues, especially with age.

Strobe backlight standard when?
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Dell U2414H (24", 1920×1080@72Hz).
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>>45397537
>72Hz

What's the improvement over the default 60Hz? I know nothing about this stuff
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>>45397524
>but are the only panels capable of 120 or 144
Not true. Both IPS and VA can often be overclocked, so to speak, to reach 120 as well. But it really depends on whether the panel is fast enough to actually resolve it, displaying every frame clearly without intolerable ghosting.
There's at least one VA panel that can display AND resolve 120Hz.

There's also the issue of latency. How fast the monitor can display any given signal. Which may be separated into signal processing lag (In the case of digital monitors, which is everything but CRT) and response rate (Phosphor decay for CRT). Which no producers or sellers, and few third parties actually keep track of.

You're also neglecting CRT, plasma, and OLED panels, which all have their various ups and downs worth researching.

>>45397463
>What should I look for when shopping for monitors?
Depends ENTIRELY on your personal use. There is no 100% best. There is nothing close to it. Regardless of what you're going to buy, or even look at. You're going to settle somewhere, ignore that one (Several, but you'll believe it's one) issue, etc.
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>>45397559
Slightly smoother animations overall all over your computer, and most importantly, no stutter (e.g. during pans) in 23.976p/24p/48p encoded video content.
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>>45397559
24Hz x3, to reduce pulldown jutter.
Blame TV standards for going with ~23.976 FPS for video. Which is not even 24 FPS due to how color was originally thrown into the mix.
>>45397600
>48p
2,1,2,1 still kind of sucks.

I personally use SVP for that, since I prefer a few interpolation artifacts over terrible motion to begin with.
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>>45397621
>2,1,2,1 still kind of sucks.
Yeah. The best'd be 120Hz, but you can't have everything (at least for a decent price).
I wish SED/FED didn't die.
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>>45397638
SED/FED would probably be costly and unsupported. But it could have had a nice future.
Stupid patent/copy bullshit.
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>>45392339
same
shit
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The ViewSonic VX2253 Series. Been pretty good so far but discontinued. I'm looking for a new monitor to replace my other HKC 1360x768
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U2415h out now, shall I cop?
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>>45392642
PB298Q ultrawide user here
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>>45397524
Is 144 Hz actually a big enough deal to be worth sacrificing image quality for? Most TNs make my eyes get cancer and die.
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>>45397600
What's the way to get 72hz? Can't get it through Nvidia software
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>>45398167
Your monitor needs to be hooked via Display Port, and if you have an NVIDIA GPU, you'll need to use CRU.
Or you could also google it. Your monitor name + overclock.
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2x 27" iMac 1440p
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Acer X223HQ. Thinking about getting some 120 hz monitor for christmas for video games. Any suggestions? Full hd ofc
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>>45396906
This. Best monitor I've ever owned.
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sdm-s71 :')
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So I'm currently using a laptop, 17" (not like it matters). Building a new PC over BF, first in a decade. I see a few monitors mention having bad glare in certain lighting. Right now with my laptop I don't see glare as a huge issue (while noticeable, I guess I've "tuned" it out). Any estimation as to if the glare on http://www.amazon.com/Acer-H236HL-bid-23-Inch-Widescreen/dp/B00AZMLIDQ would be worse/lesser than my laptops screen? Main source of light is a dim-ish lamp directly behind me.
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>>45392339
I-I don't have one.

I don't even know which one I should get tomorrow.
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>>45398148
if you play counter strike then yes
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>>45398515
I don't.
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>>45398515
If you play CS on anything but a CRT at 160Hz then I just cannot take your opinion seriously anyways.
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