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What do you think about this monitor? Does anyone have it? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824116650R

All I want to know is what you think about the size? IDC if you think its a cheap monitor!

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Check out the Peripherals sub-forum down below.

 

It's a 5ms screen so not a preferred screen for gaming. No HDMI connection. 

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Check out the Peripherals sub-forum down below.

 

It's a 5ms screen so not a preferred screen for gaming. No HDMI connection. 

5ms is fine, i game on a 7 ms response screen, and I dont notice any difference

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Check out the Peripherals sub-forum down below.

 

It's a 5ms screen so not a preferred screen for gaming. No HDMI connection. 

I don't need sound on a monitor so no use for hdmi.

 

5ms is fine, i game on a 7 ms response screen, and I dont notice any difference

what screen size do you use?

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no....just....no......

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I don't need sound on a monitor so no use for hdmi.

 

what screen size do you use?

24 inch at 1080p 

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Check out the Peripherals sub-forum down below.

It's a 5ms screen so not a preferred screen for gaming. No HDMI connection. 

5ms is fine. Latency doesn't really matter that much. 

no....just....no......

What's wrong with viewsonic?

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24 inch at 1080p 

I use a 19inch monitor right now and what I was planning on doing is buying that monitor use it as my main display then take the current monitor I'm using and use it as a split screen so I can view more stuff

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5ms is fine. Latency doesn't really matter that much. 

What's wrong with viewsonic?

Yea. What's wrong with viewsonic?

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I don't need sound on a monitor so no use for hdmi.

 

If you're using a 1080p screen you should be using HDMI instead of DVI..

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5ms is fine. Latency doesn't really matter that much. 

What's wrong with viewsonic?

im not sure about the build quality and product quality.

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If you're using a 1080p screen you should be using HDMI instead of DVI..

DVI is fine, digital is digital, if he was using vga it would be different

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im not sure about the build quality and product quality.

They've been around for a long time and they make good monitors. 

As far as I know for customer service, the only better brand is Dell. 

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I game on a U2312HM, 8ms, it's perfect for FPS and everything after.

 

I have a couple Viewsonic displays, I'm currently using an old 19", 1440x900 and its colors are a bit off, but it's a great monitor.

 

 

If you're using a 1080p screen you should be using HDMI instead of DVI..

I honestly do not understand how HDMI is better than DVI, please go on and enthrall me as to why you believe such a thing.

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If you're using a 1080p screen you should be using HDMI instead of DVI..

you do know that DVI is HD right?

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They've been around for a long time and they make good monitors. 

As far as I know for customer service, the only better brand is Dell. 

than i guess its just my not knowing, if you say its fine, its propably fine. after all, you got a trusted advisor badge

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I game on a U2312HM, 8ms, it's perfect for FPS and everything after.

 

I have a couple Viewsonic displays, I'm currently using an old 19", 1440x900 and its colors are a bit off, but it's a great monitor.

 

 

I honestly do not understand how HDMI is better than DVI, please go on and enthrall me as to why you believe such a thing.

Yea cause DVI is basically hdmi without sound but better.

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I honestly do not understand how HDMI is better than DVI, please go on and enthrall me as to why you believe such a thing.

Well it carries sound :P

Hdmi does suck in the physical sense. They break so easily and have no mechanism to secure themselves.

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you do know that DVI is HD right?

that is simply not correct, it totally depends on the monitor used, displayport actually is the best plug, since it supports 4k @ 60 hz

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that is simply not correct, it totally depends on the monitor used, displayport actually is the best plug, since it supports 4k @ 60 hz

I really wish everything would just start using Displayport.

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I really wish everything would just start using Displayport.

I wish I started using displayport, and Mini usb, instead of micro.

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that is simply not correct, it totally depends on the monitor used, displayport actually is the best plug, since it supports 4k @ 60 hz

Yes. Display port is the best but the problem is that most tv manufactures use hdmi and also 4k does cost more

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