Need help choosing a monitor.

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I'm looking for a monitor with serious resolution, 1920x1080 probably, so I can retire part of my dual screen setup (turn my current 1440x900 screen into secondary (I expect it to die soon, it's got a few dead pixels out of nowhere) and put the displaced 1024x768 TFT into my spare monitor stash).

So, I'm looking for a high resolution monitor, but it doesn't need to have a huge size (In fact smaller is better, I don't have much deskspace), with DVI and VGA inputs.

Any reccomendations?

[EBS-Gamer]

Anything with a good contrast ratio and is fast would make a good monitor

I believe the Asus monitors are pretty good, or Samsung.

[Nilrus]

Dell U2311H or U2211H, basically same screen at 23" and 21,5" respectivley.

Pretty much [u]the[/u] best monitor you can get in the $300 and down price range today.

[TheOneFree-Man]

If you're in the UK:

I've been looking at one of these recently, it's a very good deal for an IPS, as they usually cost a lot more than that.

[url]http://www.okobe.co.uk/ws/product/ViewSonic+Pro+VP2365wb+1920+x+1080+23+Widescreen+LCD+Monitor/1000020976?ref=pr[/url]

It seems to fit the bill.
If you're not in the UK however, I think you can get a similar deal elsewhere

[R E D L I N E]

I have a Samsung SyncMaster P2250, it's 21,5", has both DVI and VGA inputs, it's 1920x1080 and the image quality is great.
Got it from MediaMarkt, was cheap as hell

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[QUOTE=one free man;26204697]If you're in the UK:

I've been looking at one of these recently, it's a very good deal for an IPS, as they usually cost a lot more than that.

[url]http://www.okobe.co.uk/ws/product/ViewSonic+Pro+VP2365wb+1920+x+1080+23+Widescreen+LCD+Monitor/1000020976?ref=pr[/url]

It seems to fit the bill.
If you're not in the UK however, I think you can get a similar deal elsewhere[/QUOTE]

The last viewsonic monitor I owned melted itself to death, but I'll keep that one in mind, thanks.

[codenamecueball]

[QUOTE=^-^;26205177]The last viewsonic monitor I owned melted itself to death, but I'll keep that one in mind, thanks.[/QUOTE]

I have a VP950b with a TN panel, it's a beast. Great horizontal viewing angles

[Alcapwne]

dell ultrasharp

[odellus]

[QUOTE=codenamecueball;26205958]I have a VP950b with a TN panel, it's a beast. Great horizontal viewing angles[/QUOTE]

TN? Great viewing angles? I think not.

[editline]21st November 2010[/editline]

it has the standard 170/160, I guess that's ok

[thf]

Doesn't that mean there's only like 5 degrees on each side that you can't see in?

[Sporkfire]

give us a budget

[odellus]

[QUOTE=thf;26206493]Doesn't that mean there's only like 5 degrees on each side that you can't see in?[/QUOTE]

no not really, it's going to have color tinting just looking at it straight on. Within those 5 degrees it will be the most severe.

[TheUnwantedFag]

What is your budget?

Get one of those Samsung LED-Backlight monitors. They cost around $290 but I don't think it has a VGA input.

[Skanic]

BenQ very good Monitor's

[pro ruby dev]

as long as it shows op's dog rape yiff shit in vibrant colours, it should be fine rite?

[kaze4159]

Don't try and derail the thread with mindless furry bashing, if you take the effort to call them out, you're no worse than you make them out to be

[pro ruby dev]

[QUOTE=kaze4159;26243933]Don't try and derail the thread with mindless furry bashing, if you take the effort to call them out, you're no worse than you make them out to be[/QUOTE]

Don't try to derail my freedom of speech with your 'oh no fursecution' shit