Best sub £200 24" SCREEN
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well I don't know much about monitors and I just thought that it would be the best for it's price 
but as I said I'm getting the LG 3d monitor as I think that it is the best monitor for my budget which is around about the same as yours
but as I said I'm getting the LG 3d monitor as I think that it is the best monitor for my budget which is around about the same as yours
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Personally I am keeping an eye out for reviews of this £200 ASUS which uses a MVA panel. I use a Dell monitor with a S-PVA panel at it is a really nice all-round monitor, I'm hoping this ASUS is able to pull off something similar.
If you want a nice gaming monitor then the LG KiiYzOo linked to is excellent. It is 3D capable - but to me this isn't the big feature - the main draw is the 120Hz refresh rate (for smoother movement in fast-paced games), excellent response times (so less visable ghosting) and zero input lag (using the thru mode).
As an all-round monitor that is £200 or less, then this one is a good model.
However, if you want the best all-round monitor for this price range then I would suggest going for the slightly smaller and more expensive Dell U2311H. This monitor uses a high quality E-IPS panel so it has excellent colour accuracy and wide viewing angles (so you don't get the colour shifting when you move your head slightly off-centre - which you get with TN panels) - while at the same time has a low response time and low input lag - so it is great for gaming and looks lovely while doing it. Here is an in-depth review.
If you want a nice gaming monitor then the LG KiiYzOo linked to is excellent. It is 3D capable - but to me this isn't the big feature - the main draw is the 120Hz refresh rate (for smoother movement in fast-paced games), excellent response times (so less visable ghosting) and zero input lag (using the thru mode).
As an all-round monitor that is £200 or less, then this one is a good model.
However, if you want the best all-round monitor for this price range then I would suggest going for the slightly smaller and more expensive Dell U2311H. This monitor uses a high quality E-IPS panel so it has excellent colour accuracy and wide viewing angles (so you don't get the colour shifting when you move your head slightly off-centre - which you get with TN panels) - while at the same time has a low response time and low input lag - so it is great for gaming and looks lovely while doing it. Here is an in-depth review.
I've got this http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-124-SA&groupid=17&catid=510&subcat= and am very pleased with it
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It is a good monitor, but it used to be £180 instead of £220. Considering you can get a U2311H for almost the same price, it isn't a good a deal as it once was (also the Samsung B2430H is a quite a bit better value).
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In that case, keep an eye on this site if you are waiting for a review on the Asus ML249H. They do very good, in-depth monitor reviews and often get monitors before the main release.
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I'm ordering the ML249H, looks amazing
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Cool, would you be able to tell us what you think of it one you have it set up? The main thing I am worried about and looking out for is visible ghosting in fast-paced games.
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Will do, ETA is 19th of May. Looks like a great monitor.
this.