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IPS monitors are what you want. Also look for monitors with a VESA compatible mount on the back if you may want to mount it on a stand in the future. | IPS monitors are what you want. Also look for monitors with a VESA compatible mount on the back if you may want to mount it on a stand in the future. | ||
8ms or less response time is good for general use, but for high speed gaming (First Person Shooters) you may or may not want to go for something in the range of 1-5ms. If you go this route watch for cheap monitors that hack the response time instead of actually being high quality. They're shit and ghost harder than Casper. | 8ms or less response time is good for general use, but for high speed gaming (First Person Shooters) you may or may not want to go for something in the range of 1-5ms. If you go this route watch for cheap monitors that hack the response time instead of actually being high quality. They're shit and ghost harder than Casper. | ||
Revision as of 06:59, 28 January 2014
>muh dell ultrashit
IPS monitors are what you want. Also look for monitors with a VESA compatible mount on the back if you may want to mount it on a stand in the future.
8ms or less response time is good for general use, but for high speed gaming (First Person Shooters) you may or may not want to go for something in the range of 1-5ms. If you go this route watch for cheap monitors that hack the response time instead of actually being high quality. They're shit and ghost harder than Casper.