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The dell looks great, however it has an 8ms GtG, and that is just unacceptable for me.

 

Going to take a look at the LG one.

 

It's a meaningless measurement, in reality the u2414h is one of the fastest IPS monitors out there.

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I am looking for 

 

BenQ EW2440L is nice but it only has HDMI/VGA and i would prefer to use vesa than 3 stands.

 

Are there any similar thin bezel/bezel less monitors at 24 inch with 5ms or less (preferably 1-2) with good brightness. 

 

Also if i did stay with that, does dvi>hdmi degrade quality in anyway using active adapters.

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DVI and HDMI have the same pins. They don't need active adapters. Display Port is the one that needs active adapters.

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Dell u2414h.

 

It's a great IPS display, at a great price with extremely thin bezels, vesa mounting holes and supporst DP daisy chaining (has two HDMI inputs, one DP input and one DP output).

 

I've got one and I'll hopefully get another two later this year.

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I am looking for 

 

BenQ EW2440L is nice but it only has HDMI/VGA and i would prefer to use vesa than 3 stands.

 

Are there any similar thin bezel/bezel less monitors at 24 inch with 5ms or less (preferably 1-2) with good brightness. 

 

Also if i did stay with that, does dvi>hdmi degrade quality in anyway using active adapters.

quality degredation isnt noticable.

 

but get vesa stands.

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This from LG.

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Dell u2414h.

 

It's a great IPS display, at a great price with extremely thin bezels, vesa mounting holes and supporst DP daisy chaining (has two HDMI inputs, one DP input and one DP output).

 

I've got one and I'll hopefully get another two later this year.

 

The dell looks great, however it has an 8ms GtG, and that is just unacceptable for me.

 

Going to take a look at the LG one.

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The dell looks great, however it has an 8ms GtG, and that is just unacceptable for me.

 

Going to take a look at the LG one.

 

It's a meaningless measurement, in reality the u2414h is one of the fastest IPS monitors out there.

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