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Go for a monitor with 1ms
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I personally have an Asus monitor and I love it!

Ben-Q's are also good, it all depends on the person.
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BejeweledSkull wrote Go for a monitor with 1ms

That is only going to be beneficial if he is doing competitive gaming, for casual use, 3-5ms response is fine.
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r00t wrote [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Packard-Bell Acer H236HLbid for a lower price. Budget IPS, thin bezel, nice semi-gloss finish. To those blindly suggesting Ben-Q, it's the HIGHER-END monitors of theirs that are good. Not this price point.


Cheers, r00t that looks great and is everything i need
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