Gaming monitor for a budget

[Goldfingers]

Basically I need a 22" or 24" which is suitable for gaming, with cost being the most important factor - basically need one as cheap as possible.

Any ideas?

 

[Amnesia]

check a car boot sale for a crt.
10 quid & job done

 

[Goldfingers]

Great shout memory, however I wasn't clear by my post. Currently I have a 19inch lcd but I want a widescreen monitor and have decided that my budget can stretch to a 22-24inch.


How is the ocuk value 24"?

 

[GinG]

what is your budget?

LG do some decent 22" for around £150ish.

 

[Flare]

Go for the Asus VH226H, i got one last week to go with my BFG GTX 280OC and its a VERY nice monitor, i can't fault it in anyway.
People complain about the backlight bleed but unless your sat in a dark room looking at a black screen then you wont be able to notice it.
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-013-AS

 

[Goldfingers]

Go for the Asus VH226H, i got one last week to go with my BFG GTX 280OC and its a VERY nice monitor, i can't fault it in anyway.
People complain about the backlight bleed but unless your sat in a dark room looking at a black screen then you wont be able to notice it.
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-013-AS

How does it look when you tone down the rez? Also it says hdmi, does that mean it's hdcp compliant and will work with a PS3?

 

[Amnesia]

as far as i know...all lcd monitors lose their sharpness when running in non-native resolution.

also if you want it for gaming then a number of the 22" monitors have a 2ms response time which is great for gaming.

 

[ev0styLe]

Go for the Asus VH226H, i got one last week to go with my BFG GTX 280OC and its a VERY nice monitor, i can't fault it in anyway.
People complain about the backlight bleed but unless your sat in a dark room looking at a black screen then you wont be able to notice it.
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-013-AS

+1 decently priced too.