look for a 24" or 26" monitor!

am waiting on a replacement motherboard before I purchase a 26" iiyama as I want to test it for dead / stuck pixels and return it if I get any. But will let this forum know how it goes - mb should be here next week sometime.
 
Iiyama were highly regarded when they made CRT's, but as of late they are regarded as more budget orientated. Samsung do a decent line of TN panels if you are a gamer in 24" form factor.
 
out of interest, anyone know where I can get the latest Digimate screens from, they're listed on their website but haven't found anything in the usual online shops or google. the latest 26" screen has a static contrast of 1200:1
 
Looking to spend around up to £270 so i guess a 26" is out of the question.
should i go for a 24" or a better 22" for the money?
 
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thanks for the reply mate. Is this a good make? Its just the term "value" sets alarm bells ringing.
been reading the other thread on this monitor seesm like some dont mind the poor blacks while others say that its good for the price.
 
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Looked at the monitor for a while and the term "value" made me wonder as well.

Personally I dont know much about the company that makes them

Eventually went for it and its the best money I've spent on my PC.

I'll be honest with you I dont know how people decide how black, black actually is.
I sit in front of my monitor not way off to the side so I couldn't care less about viewing angles.

It looks fantastic to me whether its playing games, watching hi-def content or running apps.

If you need a monitor where blacks must be = to the darkness of a black hole then get the 30" Dell and pay god knows how much.
You do after all only get what you pay for and I reckon this is a bargain for the price.
 
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Thanks for your reply:)
black for me has to look black because when gaming it looks much better. i have seen some of my friends flat screens and they aways say why did i buy this forone for.(thats their tft screens)
 
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