TFT reviews

unrealhippie

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Basically I have looked through all your TFT articles, and im still undecided..
I have £400 (so thats about $700) to get a new monitor.

Not sure wether to buy 17", 19" or 20". Now with the:
17" I would be under budget, but that means maybe some money towards other upgrades.
19" I would be on budget, but the resolution thing puts me off...
20" I would be over budget, but you do spend hours and hours so I think its a thing worth paying for.

I know people like the Dell 2001FP here, can you review the new Dell 2005 widescreen 20"? Also the viewsonic vp201 would be appreciated. 17" is such a competative market that it makes me unsure where too look.

What will I do with it? (most important question really, I mean do you need it?)
Right, its for word processing, web surfing and lots of games.. (half life 2, UT2k4, CS..)

Now I notice here at anandtech the 6bit monitors are avoided like the plaugue in reviews, is the loss that bad? I mean if you want full 8bit then no TFT currently supports that under 16ms (I believe), also alot of reviews seem to indicate that 25ms and 16ms dont make much difference.

I currently own a Samsung 152T, awesome little monitor, 15" nice colour and no blurr, so.. im basically just after something bigger!

Anyways views + opinions on what I should do would be greatly appreciated.
 

halfadder

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Dec 5, 2004
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Some 19" LCDs are 1600x1200, others are 1280x1024. Which one is better depends on your eyesight. My father likes 19" 1280x1024.

If you have good eyes, and 1280x1024 is enough, save some money and get a 17"

Above everything else, use DVI, you'll thank me. It's pure plug-and-play with no sync/phase adjusting and no cable-induced ghosting/blurring from a less-than-perfect VGA signal.
 

Tiamat

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Nov 25, 2003
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How is your eyesight? If it is poor, get a 19" LCD that sports 1280x1024. If it is normal to good, get either 17" for $$ or 20+" if you require resolution. If you enjoy 1280x1024 environments, and 1600x1200 is too much, then 17" LCD all the way. Get DVI, and yes, I have found the 6bit panels to not look as vibrant as my 16.7M color samsung displays. BTW, I have 213T and 712N. Had to get analog secondary monitor cause my gpu doesnt have dual DVI :/
 
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