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Monitor better response time and image.chester706Really? I never knew that. Do you use a monitor? And what would be I guess a "decent" size one for gaming?
Economical? The monitor, particularly if you share between your PC and gaming system.duxupYeah, I'm not looking to spend a ton of money, but my old TV is just not getting the job done. I just got a PS3 Slim and it's no fun not being able to play in HD.
PC monitor FTW baby! It's cheap, gets HD and 1080p at 23"+, mine can do 1080p on a 20".
I don't really game on an HDTV much either.
Alright. Newegg.com a good site to get one? Yeah I have a 60" old Mitsubishi TV that my parents let me have when they got a new HDTV. It's about a foot and a half deep and it fine for watching TV/movies. But I was wanting something better for my gaming.[QUOTE="mitu123"]Alright. Newegg.com a good site to get one? Yeah I have a 60" old Mitsubishi TV that my parents let me have when they got a new HDTV. It's about a foot and a half deep and it fine for watching TV/movies. But I was wanting something better for my gaming. I say go for it. I shop on Newegg and you can find some great monitors there for under $200.PC monitor FTW baby! It's cheap, gets HD and 1080p at 23"+, mine can do 1080p on a 20".
I don't really game on an HDTV much either.
RedWolves_
[QUOTE="chester706"]Monitor better response time and image.RedWolves_Really? I never knew that. Do you use a monitor? And what would be I guess a "decent" size one for gaming? [QUOTE="duxup"] I use a 22 inch dell ultrasharp. I use it for both my 360 and PC for the same monitor and I dont have to switch out any plugs except if I use the speakers on my PC (mostly just use my headset when I play starcraft) then I just go and switch up that plug real quick. Since playing on my monitor and going over to my friend's house to game I notice alot of games with meh controls because the cursor or whatever is being controlled is dragging behind (hard to explain) while on my monitor it is much more precise and doesnt feel like your playing tug a war with your reticule, cursor, or whatever your controlling.
^ Thia, I have a 23 inch Acer monitor that runs in 1080p I picked up off of newegg. The picturequality is pretty sharp and I had no overall problems with the monitor.PC monitor FTW baby! It's cheap, gets HD and 1080p at 23"+, mine can do 1080p on a 20".
I don't really game on an HDTV much either.
mitu123
^ Thia, I have a 23 inch Acer monitor that runs in 1080p I picked up off of newegg. The picturequality is pretty sharp and I had no overall problems with the monitor. Sweet, great choice man, now that's a good monitor.[QUOTE="mitu123"]
PC monitor FTW baby! It's cheap, gets HD and 1080p at 23"+, mine can do 1080p on a 20".
I don't really game on an HDTV much either.
jasonharris48
[QUOTE="mitu123"]
PC monitor FTW baby! It's cheap, gets HD and 1080p at 23"+, mine can do 1080p on a 20".
I don't really game on an HDTV much either.
^ Thia, I have a 23 inch Acer monitor that runs in 1080p I picked up off of newegg. The picturequality is pretty sharp and I had no overall problems with the monitor. Sweet, great choice man, now that's a good monitor. I have a 22" Acer monitor but would like to get a second so I can game/surf at the same time. Yes, I'm a big nerd. : D But I have one last question I was looking at Newegg.com and I can't seem to find if it says the monitor supports 1080p, HDMI, etc. Where would that be? Here's an example. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009145[QUOTE="mitu123"][QUOTE="jasonharris48"] ^ Thia, I have a 23 inch Acer monitor that runs in 1080p I picked up off of newegg. The picturequality is pretty sharp and I had no overall problems with the monitor.Sweet, great choice man, now that's a good monitor. I have a 22" Acer monitor but would like to get a second so I can game/surf at the same time. Yes, I'm a big nerd. : D But I have one last question I was looking at Newegg.com and I can't seem to find if it says the monitor supports 1080p, HDMI, etc. Where would that be? Here's an example. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009145 That doesn't support it, you should look for this or this.RedWolves_
That's good to know about you.:P
to be honest, if you have the moeny, go for an hdtv, something like this
especially if this for console gaming and you want to sit more than a few feet away on your bed or something
dont get me wrong, i was using a monitor(24" sony gdm-fw900) for a while with my 360 and the picture is gorgeous, but i just got sick of having to sit in my computer chair or right at the edge of my bed to have good vision
Monitor is HD, with higher PPI so you should get a crisper image. Technically, a monitor is a much better choice. You'll also enjoy saving a thousand bucks.
Monitor better response time and image.chester706No.. HDTV's are basically LCD monitors now.. They are merging into one median and there basically is little seperating the difference now a days.
Samsung or LG HDTV 32" or 37" 1080P....... FTW. hook up your gaming PC,your DVR, your XBOX with HDMI cables,....... but if youre PC is not for games, then nevermind it.
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