would it be better to get a monitor with a 2ms response time with a res of 1920x1080 or a 5ms response time with a res of 1920x1200? which way would be more worth it? it will be for gaming.
would it be better to get a monitor with a 2ms response time with a res of 1920x1080 or a 5ms response time with a res of 1920x1200? which way would be more worth it? it will be for gaming.
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just out of sheer curiosity.... are you looking at the asus's monitors on sale at newegg?
because ive been pondering this question all day
Get a nice S-IPS 24" ... 1920*1200 ... it's a "lifetime" thing and you can get them for 500 bucks +
I'd cry If I should buy a TN LCD... I use one Samsung 22" TN for Movies and everytime I power it on My eyes get wet ...![]()
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I've said it before and I'll say it again - don't look at advertised response time, they don't mean anything. Actual tested times are much higher, up to 10x.
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