Looking for a monitor

[Outlaw]

Here is a 24" but it has a 6ms but has the 1000:1 contrast and is atleast double the 22"

::LIGHTBULB!::

Since you are going to be making a stand with whichever monitor you get, would it really matter the color of the monitor as long as it has the contrast and thinness of the bezel to put side by side. Since we are on a modding forum, you can always paint the body of the monitor to match your pc or just flat black, couldn't you? Just a thought.

[Eclecticos]

LMAO!
Seriously, you need to clean your PC and peripherals.

I live across for a produce field "strawberrys, watermelons, cantelope" to be exact, The wind kicks dirt devils up off the field, and It makes its way inside.

I dust today. . 1 week from now it will be exactly the same.
I guess I need one of those shop compressors to blow the dust off everything.


24" BenQ . HERE

[Outlaw]

Thats a pretty sweet monitor, the whole 770 bucks kinda kills it though. lol, but I paid $840 about a yr or so ago for a 27"? LCD Olevia monitor which is now about $350. lol how things change, lol

[Kristofisis]

Personally, I wouldn't go for that 24"er- just because of the price.
The Look and Design is SW33T! Im a fan of the white peripherals, makes 'em look clean/sleek/stylish. But a couple of 22" for that price..

My self, Im a bit of a fan of the Acer's, mostly because of the value for price. They're basic moniters but what else are you looking for other than view, and specs? Either an Acer or Samsung.. My recommendations

[Outlaw]

Get the Samsung and be done with it! lol

[DaJe]

I'm so confused, just tell me what to get.

[Outlaw]

Get the Samsung and be done with it! lol

I did! Like I said before, if you are worried about the new Samsung with the shiny bezel, take it off and paint it!

[Redundant]

I'm so confused, just tell me what to get.

If you have the money, go with the 24" Dell one. It's the best "bang-for-your-buck".

I think the next step down should be a 20" because it has the same resolution as a 22", hence it should be clearer. So for a 20", get this one.

It just depends on how much you can spend:
$500 for 24" (capable of 1080p)
$200 for 20"

24" would be great for 3D

EDIT: uhhh, Outlaw? You're talking to yourself on your last 2 posts...

[Outlaw]

How? Daje asked a question and I replied. There were other people on the first page that were also recommending a samsung.

If you are talking about my quote, then I was quoting myself to show that I replied saying that he should get the samsung and be done with it.

[DaJe]

Alright, so I have about $700 right now, so now I'll start looking more at these suggestions. I don't plan on spending $700 though.