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  • Monitor Tech support.

    12. 06. 2011 23:07


Monarch
Basically, it looks like I am going to be getting a new monitor as a gift. So far, leaning towards an Asus PA238Q. Did the best research I could but I couldn't find too much in the way of user reviews and the like.

If anyone would like to sway me to look at other monitors that are less that $270 (since it's 300 after taxes).

The website of the store I am most likely going to be buying from;
https://www.canadacomputers.com/

 

  • Re : Monitor Tech support.

    12. 07. 2011 00:46


phantom3553
well, i did research a bit at the brand's website, Asus PA238Q is kinda nice,

23" (16:9)
LED display
Full HD 1080
True Resolution: 1920x1080

it got nice I/O ports

try reading some of the pc magazines comments
http://www.asus.com/Display/LCD_Monitors/PA238Q/#Awards

hope this helps

  • Re : Monitor Tech support.

    12. 07. 2011 01:43


Sindher
$270 to spend?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889112046

Might as well go all out mate.

  • Re : Monitor Tech support.

    12. 07. 2011 02:16


ljsevern
Get an IPS panel, not a TN Panel.

MSN me, and i'll explain about them.

  • Re : Monitor Tech support.

    12. 07. 2011 05:51


Monarch
Originally Posted by Sindher

$270 to spend?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889112046

Might as well go all out mate.


Nah, I want to try to stay in the 22-24in range. My brother has a 30" with a native resolution of 1920x1200 but it is annoying huge. However, my 18" (1440x900) HP monitor that came with my case is 5-6 years old so something a little bigger would be nice.

Originally Posted by ljsevern

Get an IPS panel, not a TN Panel.

MSN me, and i'll explain about them.


I am not completely useless Lukas... though it does sacrifice a bit to gaming for extra eye candy.

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