I have found a few 120hz monitors but none are LED. I figure there has to be at least one out there but I can't find it.
Anybody know of any?
Thanks!
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I have found a few 120hz monitors but none are LED. I figure there has to be at least one out there but I can't find it.
Anybody know of any?
Thanks!
not that i know But I think some BenQ & LG Did it But the Reason it would need to be 120hz for only one reason : Nvidia 3D support : altough i know ATI being working on way to make it work too on there Nvidia Recommended 120HZ LCD 1680x1050/1920x1080 Monitor maybe we gonna see LED version by next year Q2/Q3 i don't know
all I know is i rather have a 10 Bits IPS Monitor over a 8 Bits Tn Panel after seen how pretty are color when i was looking at them in a CanadaComputers Store But sure Expensive ! 320$+ I wonder when a A LED-backlight LCD Monitor With 10 Bits E-IPS/S-IPS/H-IPS of 22-24 inch will be affordable
I wonder how expensive are those TN Panel 8 Bits colors backlight LED LCD Monitor of 120HZ 3D support
I have found a few 120hz monitors but none are LED. I figure there has to be at least one out there but I can't find it.
Anybody know of any?
Thanks!
locashstyle
BENQ has one.
He said LED!Dont monitors that support nvidias 3D thingy need to be 120hz? :/ hmm
Yeah they are.Type in 3D monitor to amazon, or 120hz. They come straight up.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=120hz&x=0&y=0yayio
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I have found a few 120hz monitors but none are LED. I figure there has to be at least one out there but I can't find it.
Anybody know of any?
Thanks!
JimmyJumpy
BENQ has one.
That thing is pretty sexy. BENQ seem to make pretty good products apart from the fact that they can't spell "signal".
"No singal detected" :P
I dont know of any. All I know of is 120hz LED Tvs, but the smallest size I know of is 36"IantheoneSadly, even the TVs with marketed "120hz" are actually 60hz.
Why on earth would you want a 120Hz monitor?angrules23Why on earth wouldnt you? Obviously you are unaware of the significant improvement of smoothness/fluidity in games. Especially when you have a high end rig and you're pushing 100++ fps in all your games but on a 60hz monitor you're only able to take advantage of 60fps...and obviously take advantage of up to 120fps on a 120hz monitor, and you can really see it and feel it instantly.
I notice the fluctuations not the amount of fps, if you have a 120 Hz monitor the fluctuations are just gonna be bigger and i hate that. I'd take a steady 60 fps any day, also in order to achieve 120 fps in modern games you are going to need a seriously powerful rig which means $$$ otherwise the fps would vary wildly which is what i was talking about.
The fluctuations of something like 120-60fps are nowhere near as bad as 60-30fps, not to mention there is a monstrous library of pre-2006 pc games that are nearly all capable of consistent 120 fps on a modern gaming capable pc's.I notice the fluctuations not the amount of fps, if you have a 120 Hz monitor the fluctuations are just gonna be bigger and i hate that. I'd take a steady 60 fps any day, also in order to achieve 120 fps in modern games you are going to need a seriously powerful rig which means $$$ otherwise the fps would vary wildly which is what i was talking about.
angrules23
[QUOTE="ATLReppa770"]I'd kill to have one of those right now.We need 120Hz or 240Hz, 1200p capable monitors !
abuabed
Like I mentioned in another thread, check out Eizo. Most of their monitors are 24" @1920x1200. Twot of them are 30" @2560x1600. Only downside is the pricetag. Those 30-inchers cost between 2000 and 5000 dollars...
I'd kill to have one of those right now.[QUOTE="abuabed"][QUOTE="ATLReppa770"]
We need 120Hz or 240Hz, 1200p capable monitors !
JimmyJumpy
Like I mentioned in another thread, check out Eizo. Most of their monitors are 24" @1920x1200. Twot of them are 30" @2560x1600. Only downside is the pricetag. Those 30-inchers cost between 2000 and 5000 dollars...
Pricing as long as it's within $1000 is fine but I want 3D + 1200p which is sadly not available yet :(I'd kill to have one of those right now.[QUOTE="abuabed"][QUOTE="ATLReppa770"]
We need 120Hz or 240Hz, 1200p capable monitors !
JimmyJumpy
Like I mentioned in another thread, check out Eizo. Most of their monitors are 24" @1920x1200. Twot of them are 30" @2560x1600. Only downside is the pricetag. Those 30-inchers cost between 2000 and 5000 dollars...
But are they 120 or 240Hz ? I already have a 1200p monitor, 24", which I'm pretty satisfied with.Please Log In to post.
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