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So this was suggested by a forum member for me: http://uk.pcpartpick...-monitor-ve247h But then another person suggested a http://www.cclonline...onitor/MON1189/

 

I'd like to be able to play at 1920x1080 without receiving any glare; or input delay; Which is better for gaming?

 

Thanks!

 

Well the Dell is a glossy screen, and the Asus is matte, so as far as 'glare' from the sun goes, the Asus will have less. 

BUT I wouldn't recommend getting the Asus, 100% not, you should go for an IPS Panel display. 

 

If glare is going to be an issue for you from direct sunlight or w/e, then maybe look for a different IPS Panel display with a anti glare, or semi matte/matte coating. 

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So this was suggested by a forum member for me: http://uk.pcpartpick...-monitor-ve247h But then another person suggested a http://www.cclonline...onitor/MON1189/

 

I'd like to be able to play at 1920x1080 without receiving any glare; or input delay; Which is better for gaming?

 

Thanks!

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Dell.

IPS panel will make everything look a lot better.

 

 

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Even if it compromises for a 7MS response?

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TN = more responsive

IPS= better colours and viewing angles

 

People say TN is bad but in a central monitor position it's perfectly fine but unless you're going for higher refresh rates I would get a good IPS.

 

If you play FPS a lot I would get TN

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So this was suggested by a forum member for me: http://uk.pcpartpick...-monitor-ve247h But then another person suggested a http://www.cclonline...onitor/MON1189/

 

I'd like to be able to play at 1920x1080 without receiving any glare; or input delay; Which is better for gaming?

 

Thanks!

 

Well the Dell is a glossy screen, and the Asus is matte, so as far as 'glare' from the sun goes, the Asus will have less. 

BUT I wouldn't recommend getting the Asus, 100% not, you should go for an IPS Panel display. 

 

If glare is going to be an issue for you from direct sunlight or w/e, then maybe look for a different IPS Panel display with a anti glare, or semi matte/matte coating. 

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Dell it is, thanks. Will the IPS panel glare?

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I guess I could always remove the sunlight. :P

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TN = more responsive

IPS= better colours and viewing angles

 

People say TN is bad but in a central monitor position it's perfectly fine but unless you're going for higher refresh rates I would get a good IPS.

 

If you play FPS a lot I would get TN

I play Planetside 2, but not really any others; I can't see 7MS being too big of a problem. ^^

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