Lcd Monitors For My Pc

[fallentenshi]

Viewsonic or Samsung?

There's so many types out there and I don't know which one's worth getting.

I'm after 17' or 19' inch LCD Monitor, either Samsung or Viewsonic, depending on the price.

Any suggestions??? Please help. Thanx!

[Guest untungl]

what you want: low response time, high contrast ratio, digital input, high native resolution

[fallentenshi]

what you want: low response time, high contrast ratio, digital input, high native resolution

I don't know much about those figures and criterias.

what kind of setting does a standard LCD monitor should have??

[Guest iamsars]

^for low response time... wen u go get the monitor it will say something ms... look for a monitor with a response time of 5 ms or LESS

btw how much u plan on spending on it? ._.

we can help u make a "better informed" decision lol XD

[Guest rladpdnjs]

Samsung! it's the best =D

[Guest tommy96814]

i usually look for dotch pitch per inch lower the better so you notice less pixelation , and contrast either 1000:1 - 3000:1, dont really worry about response time if you dont play games most will come with at least 8ms nowadays and 16ms if you have bad luck.

[fallentenshi]

I'm trying to make a decision between these monitors:

19” Samsung 940N-8ms or 940BW-4ms WS DVI - $262 / $285

17” Samsung 740N-8ms for $238

17” Viewsonic VA703B-8ms for $215

17” Benq FP71G+-8ms for $225

all in Australian dollars. Don't know which one to get.. or if there is any difference btw these monitors.

[Guest tommy96814]

get the widescreen one. 285

[Guest DKYang]

I have the SyncMaster 941BW 19" widescreen monitor. It's been great so far and I have no problems with it.

[fallentenshi]

wouldn't widescreen look abit weird... as in the picture is scretched?? and it looks abit flatter??

[Guest dabrain]

no ... the screen and all pics, vids etc keep their aspect ratio .. u only have a bit more space on both sides

[Guest mz_kimmi_dee]

get the 19” Samsung 940N-8ms or 940BW-4ms WS DVI - $262 / $285