Best Gaming Monitor!?

I'm going to be purchasing an Alienware gaming PC soon(don't give me the lecture about how it's expensive, the monthly payment is the only way I can do it, not to mention build my credit for the future). And I was wanting to buy a monitor, nothing crazy like 30 inches...just a good 20-23 inches, preferably LED and REASONABLY priced, nothing 350+, 300 might even be pushing it. Please help.

Talking from a perspective of having spent myself 870 € on a Dell U2711 just a year away I'll must say that "best gaming monitor" and "under 350$" doesn't fit thogether at all.

First, allmos all sub-400 $ displays are made with TN panels, instead od MVA or SIPS panels, which means that they code the RGB in 6 bit x channel format instead of 8 bit x channel as the other ones. It also means low quality colour gamut, mediocre contrast and small angles of view. the only two good things of TN displays are 1) they are cheap, and 2) they are fast so achieving 120 Hz to obtain 3D gaming at 60 Hz is easy, but in terms of quality any SIPS made display from Dell, Apple, Nec, etc. will wipe the floor in terms of "best gaming monitor" compared against cheap TN alternatives.

Alienware and Asus are maybe the best TN choices for 3D gaming (Alienware is itself a Dell propertie from a few years now), but I'll still choose SIPS over the 3D gimmicks.

I've got an Asus VE247h, it's LED and around 24", I like it a lot but there's a little bit of ghosting. If you can deal with that it's pretty nice and relatively cheap.

ViewSonic VX2250WM-LED 22-Inch Gaming Monitor with integrated speakers is the good choice for any gamer. It offers Full HD 1920x1080 resolution, 5ms response time, 10,000,000:1 MEGA Dynamic Contrast Ratio, digital and analog inputs and integrated stereo speakers. Further the display is extremely bright, having very sleek design and the contrast is perfect.

I'm going to be purchasing an Alienware gaming PC soon(don't give me the lecture about how it's expensive, the monthly payment is the only way I can do it, not to mention build my credit for the future). And I was wanting to buy a monitor, nothing crazy like 30 inches...just a good 20-23 inches, preferably LED and REASONABLY priced, nothing 350+, 300 might even be pushing it. Please help.

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