22"+ LCD that support native 75Hz+

[pando]

Want to have a reference list of 22"+ LCD monitors that actually support 75Hz at native resolution since they tend not to state what the actual max native refresh rate is

120hz
Samsung 2233rz 22"
Viewsonic VX2265wm 22"
Alienware OptX™ AW2310 23"

75hz
Dell UltraSharp 2209WA
Gateway HD2201
HP W2207
LG L227WTG
NEC AccuSync LCD224WXM

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Originally Posted by pando

Want to have a reference list of 22"+ LCD monitors that actually support 75Hz at native resolution since they tend not to state what the actual max native refresh rate is

120hz
Samsung 2233rz
Viewsonic VX2265wm

don't bother with anything else imo, 120hz or none

[Fort]

which is the better out of the samsung or viewsonic

[Lucazader]

Dell/alienware have a new one out that is 1080p 120hz 23"
Here is a link

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Originally Posted by Fort

which is the better out of the samsung or viewsonic

not actually sure tbh, would need to read some comparison reviews however i have the 2233rz and every time i load up a game i get a little kick out of how clear it is

[Nabled]

i remember reading one is true 120Hz on all resolutions where the other is 120Hz on native only.
and the odd colour/contrast ratio difference...but really if your getting 120Hz your buying it for that reason only. acer bringing out a 24" 1080p 120Hz monitor soon...remember someone linking it somewhere

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imo 1680x1050 is good for native/gaming res, not really that fussed on 1920 on pc cause i have an HD tv though i can see it being attractive for those who use pc screen for high def movies etc

[Turtleman]

Originally Posted by Fort

which is the better out of the samsung or viewsonic

There both about the same really though the veiwsonic comes with 3d glasses for use with geforce cards. Basically comes down to what you think looks better.

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Originally Posted by Turtleman

There both about the same really though the veiwsonic comes with 3d glasses for use with geforce cards. Basically comes down to what you think looks better.

so does the samsung if you pay the extra $250ish (iirc). i'd rather just have 120hz 2d seeing as it's actually 60hz in 3d (60 for each eye)

[Nabled]

Originally Posted by clip

so does the samsung if you pay the extra $250ish (iirc). i'd rather just have 120hz 2d seeing as it's actually 60hz in 3d (60 for each eye)

agreed..from the competitive side of me.
but for like single player games 3d would be sick...even minus the 60Hz

dunno about tf2 tho, would be wierd...would it be harder to aim?...or easier? anyone experienced it?

[pando]

Originally Posted by Nabled

agreed..from the competitive side of me.
but for like single player games 3d would be sick...even minus the 60Hz

dunno about tf2 tho, would be wierd...would it be harder to aim?...or easier? anyone experienced it?

It's only for games that support 3d so not sure about TF2 but I can imagine playing in 3D would give me motion sickness...i'd also say the 2x60Hz would still be twice as good as 2D 60Hz

I also see nvidia are really pushing for the 3D and their next line of cards are going to support triple monitor 3d surround video.

I was reading up on the differences between the Samsung and Viewsonic and seems the Viewsonic is the better value since it's cheaper. Contemplating buying one this week mainly because it's the only > 60Hz screen I have access to for a good price.

[Madman]

Originally Posted by clip

imo 1680x1050 is good for native/gaming res, not really that fussed on 1920 on pc cause i have an HD tv though i can see it being attractive for those who use pc screen for high def movies etc

holy fucking goddamn nature never looked so good as 1080p bbc life on my viewsonic 24" at native.

[decap]

1080p monitors are better cos you can get mega wide aspect ratios

i play tf2 in 1920x900

[Lemon]

samsung have a zero dead pixel guarantee. I have 2 viewsonic 22" and they each have 1 dead pixel. my 2cents

[Turtleman]

Originally Posted by Lemon

samsung have a zero dead pixel guarantee. I have 2 viewsonic 22" and they each have 1 dead pixel. my 2cents

really? thats interesting because back when I brought my samsung screen, I had to take it back twice because of dead pixel lines.

[Lemon]

They will replace the LCD if you get even 1 dead pixel within 6 months - apparently.

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Originally Posted by Turtleman

really? thats interesting because back when I brought my samsung screen, I had to take it back twice because of dead pixel lines.

yeah 0 dead pixel warranty means if ANY pixels stop working you get it replaced/repaired under warranty. something with a 2pixel dead warranty means it needs to have 2 dead pixels before they will replace it

[pando]

Um, my Viewsonic retailer has a dead pixel rma guarantee, not that i've ever had any issues with the countless ones i've bought and sold. Mind you, any good dealer will let you take it back, another reason to stay away from el cheapo stealers and stick to reputable dealers that have good service.

[Nabled]

alienware??
looked at a review on nvidia forums...apparently not a great screen...

keen to see what acer comes up with, with there 1080p 120hz.
orr ideally a 1080p 120Hz LED LCD 24" <---would be sex

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Originally Posted by Nabled

orr ideally a 1080p 120Hz LED LCD 24" <---would be sex

..and over $1200