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looking for a monitor with low response time and cheap
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looking for a low ms response time and 23.6 to 28 inches monitor for cheap, ive heard that there are some asian makes that are pretty cheap. any recommendations
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Budget and currency?
Would help a lot because my cheap is different to your cheap
Would help a lot because my cheap is different to your cheap
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something under £140 would be preferred thanks!
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There are more factors that should come into it when looking for a monitor other than response times.
It takes around 16.6ms for a 60Hz panel to display a new frame anyway.
Things you should be looking for in a monitor.
Input types
Panel types
Aesthetics (if that matters to you)
Value for money.
What I'd buy.
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Anything more than 24" at 1080p isn't worth it in my opinion, the PPI gets lower every time you make the screen bigger.
It takes around 16.6ms for a 60Hz panel to display a new frame anyway.
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Anything more than 24" at 1080p isn't worth it in my opinion, the PPI gets lower every time you make the screen bigger.
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It takes 16.7ms for a 60Hz panel to refresh the image on screen, so ignore response times, it's a marketing ploy used to sell terrible monitors to those that don't know better. It makes much more sense to just buy a better panel.
If you really want a 'faster' monitor, get a 144Hz panel. It takes about 7 or 8ms for 144Hz panels to refresh the image on screen, but they're going to be more expensive. A Qnix QX2414 would do the job, fairly cost effectively and isn't a terrible panel, but I'd just go with a nice IPS panel or something, as opposed to a TN panel.
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If you really want a 'faster' monitor, get a 144Hz panel. It takes about 7 or 8ms for 144Hz panels to refresh the image on screen, but they're going to be more expensive. A Qnix QX2414 would do the job, fairly cost effectively and isn't a terrible panel, but I'd just go with a nice IPS panel or something, as opposed to a TN panel.
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any other suggestions, thanks to the guys already posted by the way.
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