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Hello men,

 

I and I a planning fi buy monitor for game. Mi not know if there be difference between 5ms response time and 2 ms response times. Mi read artikle on site man eye no see difference between 5ms and 2ms response time, dat ture? Tanks man.

 

 

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No difference, even 8ms is not a problem. Depends on the model itself, normally input lag is what decides the responsiveness not the response time.

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No difference, even 8ms is not a problem. Depends on the model itself, normally input lag is what decides the responsiveness not the response time.

 

Tanks man for di answer. Do you tink dis monitor a be good?

 

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No difference, even 8ms is not a problem. Depends on the model itself, normally input lag is what decides the responsiveness not the response time.

 

^ This. It doesn't really matter. It's more of a marketing gimmick more than anything else. 

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Tanks man for di answer. Do you tink dis monitor a be good?

 

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no, idea. It's unlikely because it's the cheapest thing ever.

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no, idea. It's unlikely because it's the cheapest thing ever.

 

So you're saying it sucks? :D

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So you're saying it sucks? :D

don't know, but it is likely.

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Tanks man for di answer. Do you tink dis monitor a be good?

 

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A 24" "gaming" monitor for that little money? The display panel will probably have terrible viewing angles and colour reproduction.

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A 24" "gaming" monitor for that little money? The display panel will probably have terrible viewing angles and colour reproduction.

 

AAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa then what should I buy? :(((((((((

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AAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa then what should I buy? :(((((((((

Budget?

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Unless you're a profesional gamer this is gonna do just fine.. Its TN so its gonna be fine for normal gaming(quite responsive, and colours are not as bad as people make them to be, even view angles have gotten better).. , while its not overachieving colors it will do.. If you're really tight on budget id go for it, but if you can squeeze a little more for an IPS panel that would be better..

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AAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa then what should I buy? :(((((((((

 

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Hello men,

 

I and I a planning fi buy monitor for game. Mi not know if there be difference between 5ms response time and 2 ms response times. Mi read artikle on site man eye no see difference between 5ms and 2ms response time, dat ture? Tanks man.

 

You'd be hard pressed to see a difference

 

Why are you talking like that? :P

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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-S24C570HL-Monitor-250cd-1920x1080/dp/B00BFTRT18/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1420366769&sr=1-1&keywords=samsung+24%22+ips 

this shouldn't be to bad

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Budget?

 

Max $180.
 
@YouRezz I'm not a pro gamer. I'm just a casual gamer with below average game stats haha. I don't even play that much...I just want a monitor which is better than THIS:
 
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Are you being misogynistic or is your English simply poor?

The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.

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go for the samsung one ;D its gonna be fine

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Hello men,

 

I and I a planning fi buy monitor for game. Mi not know if there be difference between 5ms response time and 2 ms response times. Mi read artikle on site man eye no see difference between 5ms and 2ms response time, dat ture? Tanks man.

What's up with the weird talk mate? :huh:

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What's up with the weird talk mate? :huh:

I was trying to be funneh.

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I was trying to be funneh.

I see. Well humour, unfortunately, doesn't always work well with text. LOL

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I see. Well humour, unfortunately, doesn't always work well with text. LOL

Can we be friends?

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Can we be friends?

Haha sure! :)

Just go to my profile and hit the "Add me as a friend" option. ;)

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Haha sure! :)

Just go to my profile and hit the "Add me as a friend" option. ;)

K, now we are officially friends. Damn, it was easy.

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The rated spec posted by a manufacture for response time IS A LIE!!!!

 

The only way to truly know the real response time is by manually testing it or reading a review from a trusted website: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk

 

For a monitor I would recommend a Qnix QX2710 [DVI-DL ONLY] from eBay. 27" IPS 1440p and overclocks to 96hz. 

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