** A RARITY: NEW ASUS 24.1" MONITOR WITH FULL 1920x1200 RESOLUTION!! **

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Hi there


1920x1200 monitors are a rarity now. :(
Thankfully Asus know this and arriving soon we have this lovely monitor:-



Asus VS24AHL 24.1" Widescreen Professional/Gaming LED Monitor - Black @ £239.99 inc VAT

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Delicate touches make a monitor truly great, VS24AHL 1920x1200 IPS LED monitor, with16:10 aspect ratio, 80,000,000:1 high contrast ratio and HDMI interface, is optimized for the finest image and color quality. The VS24AHL reaches a desired viewing angle with support of pivot, tilt, height adjustment and swivel functions.

Dynamically enhances the display’s contrast by adjusting the luminance of the backlight to achieve the darkest black and brightest white – delivering lifelike images. It’s easy for you to reach a desired viewing angle with support of pivot, tilt, height adjustment and swivel functions.

The ASUS-exclusive QuickFit built in the monitor provides real-size document, photo, and grid mode on top of the operating windows on the screen. It can activated via a hotkey on monitor and used as a guide to accurately view and edit photos. VS24AHL adopts 178°(H) / 178°(V) ultra wide viewing angle IPS panel that eliminates color shift on your screen no matter where and how you look at it.

Aspect Control function allows users to select a preferred display mode among Full and 4:3 for true-to-life gaming or movie watching without any data loss or image distortion.


Specification:-
- Panel Size: Wide Screen 24.1"(61.13cm) 16:10
- True Resolution: 1920x1200
- Pixel Pitch: 0.270mm
- Brightness(Max): 300 cd/m
- ASUS Smart Contrast Ratio (ASCR): 80000000:1
- Viewing Angle (CR?10): 178°(H)/178°(V)
- Response Time: 5ms (Gray to Gray)
- Display Colors: 16.7M
- Signal Input: HDMI , D-Sub, DVI-D
- AV Audio Input: HDMI
- Earphone jack: 3.5mm Mini-Jack (for HDMI Only)
- Chassis Colors: Black
- Tilt: +20°~-5°
- Swivel: Yes
- Pivot: Yes
- Height Adjustment: Yes
- VESA Wall Mounting: 100x100mm
- Slim Design: Yes
- Phys. Dimension with Stand(WxHxD): 561.6 x 534.5 x 224.8mm
- Box Dimension (WxHxD): 637x 437 x174 mm
- Weight: 6.1kg
- Warranty: 3yr


Only £239.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW








A proper resolution with a decent yet responsive IPS panel. :)
 
Nice Monitor.

I find it hard to choose a monitor, whats better for gaming over lets say this or a 120hz monitor?

I play;

WoW
BF3/BF4 when it's out

I have lots of other games fps/strategy but i'll never get round to actually playing them :)
 
4737Joker said:
Nice Monitor.

I find it hard to choose a monitor, whats better for gaming over lets say this or a 120hz monitor?

I play;

WoW
BF3/BF4 when it's out

I have lots of other games fps/strategy but i'll never get round to actually playing them :)
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120hz Is the best gaming monitors you can buy for FPS and quick Response games with 1-2ms.
 
In some games you see less stuff on the screen at 1920x1200 than you would at 1920x1080. E.g. Stacraft II, Diablo 3 ... I'd imagine there are more. It stretches the height and crops the width.
 
1080p is the standard format now, 120 px higher gain doesnt make any different too me. I rarely want to put windows above/below each other. Side by side is the future.

I love the ultra wide screen 2560 x 1080p now thats the future.
 
Very nicely priced. 1920x1200 res screens used to command a very hefty price tag a few years ago. Still running the benq fp241w. Id personally find it strange moving to 1920x1080. Next step will probably be 2560x1440 27".
 
Nice to see more in this aspect ratio, but still happy with my U2412M and hope it lasts quite a while yet. 16:10 FTW!
 
The 2560x1080 panels in the Dells and any other using the same panel type will do 75Hz - but its no 120Hz and tbh you get more tearing/rippling in the image with vsync off than 60Hz :( and still too much input lag to have vsync on (unless you don't mind it).

Those panels are pretty good for gaming if you don't mind vsync though - not far behind a 120Hz TN for image clarity when tracking a moving object and as good as or better than most for stabalising on fast 180 degree view changes (actually impressively so) just have a bit more input latency and not quite as responsive/smooth as 120Hz but heaps better than almost any other 60Hz.
 
Rroff said:
The 2560x1080 panels in the Dells and any other using the same panel type will do 75Hz - but its no 120Hz and tbh you get more tearing/rippling in the image with vsync off than 60Hz :( and still too much input lag to have vsync on (unless you don't mind it).

Those panels are pretty good for gaming if you don't mind vsync though - not far behind a 120Hz TN for image clarity when tracking a moving object and as good as or better than most for stabalising on fast 180 degree view changes (actually impressively so) just have a bit more input latency and not quite as responsive/smooth as 120Hz but heaps better than almost any other 60Hz.
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Good to know. Think I'll be going for a BenQ 2420T rev.2 next (especially with the zero flicker backlight), but I fear the image quality is going to be a downgrade from my current Dell IPS.

(goes off to have a nosy at the 2560x1080 dell just out of curiousity...)
 
Ace Modder said:
1080p is the standard format now, 120 px higher gain doesnt make any different too me. I rarely want to put windows above/below each other. Side by side is the future.

I love the ultra wide screen 2560 x 1080p now thats the future.
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So when you browse this forum, and the millions of other websites that don't fit on one page, do you scroll sideways?

Height still has it uses :)
 
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