this monitor any good?

Clown

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It's only £120~, you can't go much wrong for the money. It has DVI and a decent 5ms response time. The base looks ugly though :)
 

Mazling

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TFT_LCD

I've just bought an lcd, and the type that you buy really does matter! TN Film is the old type that is awful - I've now got a NEC 20wgx2 (AS-SIPS) and is lovely except for a bit of Image persistence (new fun).
 

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If it's for general/gaming use then it's fine. I have a 22" Belinea from the nazi lovers at OCUK which is ace although frankly - a little TOO big but only cost about £210.

That monitor you've picked looks fine, I actually like the light coloured base as it'll not show off any dust :D
 

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It is a daewoo. That would put most people off before even opening the "more details" link, and quite rightly. The 5ms response time means nothing - a typical 20ms unit you bought in 1999 will quite honestly be the same speed as far as your eyes are concerned.

I'd look to spend about 20-30 quid more on a basic Samsung or NEC model.
 

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I'd look to spend about 20-30 quid more on a basic Samsung or NEC model.
I would have said that but I didn't know how much money he had. But still, not bad for the money.
 

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Actually for normal use the brightness is fine. Yes ideally it'd be higher but for the price it's acceptable.
 

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