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What's a good budget 1920x1080 Monitors? [£-UK]

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I want to replace my current monitors and I can't really afford anything mega expensive as I have just bought a 970 which was £300.

I'd like the monitors to be 22-23" if possible.

Having multiple ports on these monitors is a must.

 

 

 

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P2414H is the lowest I personally would go, but look into the cheap LG ips they are okay.

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The Asus VX239H, LG 23MP75HM-P and the Acer H236HL bid are all good 1080p 23" IPS panels that aren't too expensive.

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P2414H is the lowest I personally would go, but look into the cheap LG ips they are okay.

fuck that overpriced dell :o

A lot of people recommend this, but this is a little extra and has a VESA mount.

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fuck that overpriced dell :o

A lot of people recommend this, but this is a little extra and has a VESA mount.

it's actually very well priced, not overpriced one bit, atleast in lithuania that is.

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it's actually very well priced, not overpriced one bit, atleast in lithuania that is.

Ah, In usa I can't see spending $200 on an 8ms 60Hz monitor

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Ah, In usa I can't see spending $200 on an 8ms 60Hz monitor

ms doesn't matter one bit. 60hz is also irrelevant since it's IPS.

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Asus and Acer makes really good budget screens.

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ms doesn't matter one bit. 60hz is also irrelevant since it's IPS.

mkay, so grab an 80ms response time TV that also has 24Hz referesh rate (since it's irrelevant) it'll look more cinematic!

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mkay, so grab an 80ms response time TV that also has 24Hz referesh rate (since it's irrelevant) it'll look more cinematic!

8ms response time is just as good as 1ms, input lag is what matters the most. Refresh rate is always 60 Hz with IPS monitors. It's also 8ms because dell is lying less. Their response time in tests is nearing gaming monitors not ips panels.

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8ms response time is just as good as 1ms, input lag is what matters the most. Refresh rate is always 60 Hz with IPS monitors. It's also 8ms because dell is lying less. Their response time in tests is nearing gaming monitors not ips panels.

response time is the same as input lag. Why would you want to spend $200 on a 60Hz monitor when you could spend $250 on 144Hz? Color reproduction can die in a ditch if it means you get smoother perceived game play and more frames delivered to end user

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response time is the same as input lag.

it's not even close to the same.

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That's one good lookin' monitor right there. :)

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it's not even close to the same.

Check out this video

pay attention to how he describes the CRT vs the BenQ

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Check out this video

pay attention to how he describes the CRT vs the BenQ

Check out this review and how it uses thousands of dollars of equipment to show that the Dell P2414H is actually faster than a gaming monitor Asus VG278HE. 

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