Good 23" IPS Monitor Below $230USD?

[CrossBones3129]

The Asus VS239H is $10 cheaper and I looked up reviews on it for about an hour lol. A lot of people have been very satisfied with it. A CoD player said he had no issue with the input lagg and such.

"Don't believe everything you read from customer reviews, the chances of a monitor like the H236HL having any input lag is <1% since it uses the same panel as other tested models (MX239H, VX2370, IPS237L) which don't have any input lag. Only 1200-1600p monitors with extra inputs and special features typically have input lag, and it is usually only around 1 frame."

 

That's a quote from my thread on overclock.net from a guy who knows a lot and originally recommended the Acer to me!

[JujuShinobi]

"Don't believe everything you read from customer reviews, the chances of a monitor like the H236HL having any input lag is <1% since it uses the same panel as other tested models (MX239H, VX2370, IPS237L) which don't have any input lag. Only 1200-1600p monitors with extra inputs and special features typically have input lag, and it is usually only around 1 frame."

That's a quote from my thread on overclock.net from a guy who knows a lot and originally recommended the Acer to me!

So you sure you want to get a TN panel? I don't think TNs are even worth it. =|

[CrossBones3129]

So you sure you want to get a TN panel? I don't think TNs are even worth it. =|

Well like I've previously stated, the colors looked just as good as the IPS monitors it was next too. I'll buy it and if I don't like it I'll return it and buy the Acer. I can't do much more because I can't see the Acer H236HL to buy that instead which is very disappointing.

[JujuShinobi]

Well like I've previously stated, the colors looked just as good as the IPS monitors it was next too. I'll buy it and if I don't like it I'll return it and buy the Acer. I can't do much more because I can't see the Acer H236HL to buy that instead which is very disappointing.

Alright then, good luck with your decision

[CrossBones3129]

Alright then, good luck with your decision

Plus what's really the benefit for IPS Monitors? Better color, which is crucial for me and viewable from many angles, which I could care less about since I game looking at the dead center lol. I really want an IPS but it's just not gonna happen, I promise you that if I don't like the ASUS VN247H-P, I'll buy the Acer H236HL like I originally told you. I remember, though, at Best Buy the Asus Boxs said VN247H and not VN247H-P. The -P, I think, means that it has a newer tehnology in it. If it doesn't have the P I won't buy it either lol.

[JujuShinobi]

Plus what's really the benefit for IPS Monitors? Better color, which is crucial for me and viewable from many angles, which I could care less about since I game looking at the dead center lol. I really want an IPS but it's just not gonna happen, I promise you that if I don't like the ASUS VN247H-P, I'll buy the Acer H236HL like I originally told you. I remember, though, at Best Buy the Asus Boxs said VN247H and not VN247H-P. The -P, I think, means that it has a newer tehnology in it. If it doesn't have the P I won't buy it either lol.

Seems like a good plan =) Get back to me when you get the monitor ok?

[CrossBones3129]

Seems like a good plan =) Get back to me when you get the monitor ok?

Which one lol?

[JujuShinobi]

Which one lol?

Either one =) although now I am considering the MX239h as an option

[CrossBones3129]

Either one =) although now I am considering the MX239h as an option

The Asus MX239H is $230. What did you mean by saving up $60 more to get it? It's right on your budget lol. I just don't like the white color but it's not a big negative.

 

Watch this video and decide which monitor type looks better to you. It's actually made by a guy in the forums that I sent you and that has actually been recommending me monitors.

 

[JujuShinobi]

The Asus MX239H is $230. What did you mean by saving up $60 more to get it? It's right on your budget lol.

Shipping cost to Singapore mate, it's a pain. And I'm probably buying it with all my PC components off Amazon since it is possibly cheaper than buying it off a local retailer.

[CrossBones3129]

Shipping cost to Singapore mate, it's a pain. And I'm probably buying it with all my PC components off Amazon since it is possibly cheaper than buying it off a local retailer.

Don't forget to read my above post again, I added a comparison vid and more comments about the mx239h. Keep in mind that the Asus TN he's using is about 2 years old so the technology in them now, I hope, are way better.

[JujuShinobi]

Don't forget to read my above post again, I added a comparison vid and more comments about the mx239h. Keep in mind that the Asus TN he's using is about 2 years old so the technology in them now, I hope, are way better.

They do look somewhat similar but don't forget I will be doing video and photo rendering as well and I don't want to fill in the wrong colors. But thanks =)

[Sundanc3]

Look at the Asus PB238Q. It's a steal on Amazon right now. I actually just ordered one for myself.

http://www.amazon.com/Series-PB238Q-23-Inch-LED-lit-Monitor/dp/B00906GBBC/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

[CrossBones3129]

I'll never buy an ASUS product again. I've already got to return mine after 4 hours!

[Assassin]

My desk is away from my room window which should be fine. What about input lagg and such?band this "bleeding" I keep hearing about? Does it hinder your gaming experience?

The bleeding issue was only with the Asus MX239H. Bleeding is just a cloud of backlight visible in when there are black images on screen. Input lag on both monitors is minimal I don't notice any difference.