Which LCD 19' for SHIII?
 

GWX is incoming quickly and I'd like to play it with better view 1280x1024. I want to change my monitor (Samsung SyncMaster 700IFT 17', 1024x768) for 19' LCD. What do you suggest?

PS. I've checked hardware forums and found BenQ FP91GP (MVA) and BenQ FP93GX (TN with 2 ms), cheap but good. What will be better: TN 2 ms 16,2 mln colours or MVA 8 ms 16,7 mln colours?

I use the 21" Samsung 215TW widescreen LCD and it freaking rocks.

http://www.kylania.com/kylania/mydesk.jpg

At first I was a hesitant to move into LCDs due to the "swish" that fast movements cause but you quickly stop noticing that and it wasn't too terrible to begin with.

So yeah, the Samsung would be a good one, I've loved their monitors for years (bought 3 in a row, 17" CRT, 19" CRT and now the 21" LCD).

I use the Westinghouse 19" and have been very happy with it.

BTW Kylania, I like the Saitek you have. I have one slightly used and one brand new X-36 which I really like. Use them for Falcon 4.

Had a Samsung CRT and just upgraded to a Samsung 940B 19" LCD and I luv it, great grahics with SH3, Pirates of the Carribean, and Ages of Pirates.:up:

Just going out the door to get new LCD so this thread couldn't come at a better time. Kylania what kind of keyboard Saitek? Ialso have X-52:rock:
I think i'll hangout awhile and wait for answer. :yep:

I'd like to know what will be better: TN 2 ms 16,2 mln colours or MVA 8 ms 16,7 mln colours?
Is it big difference between TN 16,2 mln colours and MVA/PVA 16,7 mln colours?
I'm looking for fast LCD with pretty colours. What should I choose - TN or MVA/PVA?
I play SH3 of course and flight simulators, strategy games and FPS.

I have the same joystick and throttle. Got 'em a month before I bought SHIII . . .

. . . haven't used 'em since. --wry grin--

I have a Dell Ultrasharp (DVI) widescreen and it looks awesome. I'm not really promoting Dell. I just like those monitors. And as I've said on other threads, find one with a low response time and good contrast ratio.

Good post you ask good ???. I was going to look at 20" minumum 700 to1
res and 5ms. Thats all the smarts i got.:lol: Ihope Kylania comes back and
answers our ???. I GOT $600.00 BURNIN A HOLE IN MY POCKET:yep: Good luck on your new lcd. Let us know what you got.

AHHHHAAA... I'm jinxed ....Look at new avatar:cry:

I have a Dell 19' LCD. I'm happy with it. Samsung is a good product. Also check out Viewsonic. I hear these are nice as well. My pop got a Sony with a super nice picture. Use the internet and get reviews. Compare each. Then make your decision!:know:

you can also build a lcd proyector with a lcd screen :o :o

Rig for red your room and put a big stereo speakers... enjoy your sh3



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Very good advice. I do it all the time. I mean, think about it people. You have a computer at your disposal. You're on the Internet and have a vast supply of information at your fingertips. It would be a waste not to take the opportunity of using that fact to your advantage.

That reminds me of when I visit my parents and it never fails that I'll have a conversation with my Mom about something she has a question about. And I always tell her to just look it up on her computer. The answers are always there by just doing a search. :know: :roll:

I do it for all the time from last week, but it doesn't make my decision simpler.
After reading many reviews I have four types for choose: BenQ FP91GP (MVA 8 ms), BenQ FP93GX (TN 2 ms), Samsung 940FN (MVA 8 ms) and Samsung 940BF (TN 2 ms). I don't know which will be the best.
What will be better: TN 2 ms or MVA 8 ms for playing games and internet?

They are probably just as good for one as the other. Flip a coin, heads for TN and tails for MVA. Either way you will like either one

You make a good point fred but some of us neewbs only have specs like on my earlier posts. The help from retailers are dumber than me. They ask what i like and how much i want to spend.So all the help we can get here from more experienced people here will help with this major purchase decision.:yep:
I use the internet to look localy but the only specs i know are high res & low ms and size of monitor for cheapest price. Sometimes thats not the best answer or deal.