I'm inching (financially) towards a 2407 as well... although I get the impression an A03 version, if there ever is one, might be the one to buy judging by the mixed reactions to banding still around with the A02. Still, OC has a competitive price and the extra year on the warranty may help sway me. It's less than my first 17" monitor cost me over ten years ago after all!
Anyway, remember you don't *have* to run games at maximum res on this screen. The monitor will allow you to run in 4:3 modes as well (black bands either side), and even if 1600x1200 is a bit of a stretch for your graphics card, 1280x960/1024 should still look good on this display because there are plenty of pixels to play with to make the scaling look acceptable.
Obviously if gaming is your primary motivation with this monitor, you'll be looking at some *major* vid card horsepower instead of a compromise. But 1920x1600 pixels is a lot of work for a vid card or two.
Personally I want the monitor for desktop elbow room, and as long as I can run games in non-widescreen modes easily I'll be happy.
Andrew McP
PS My X800Pro flashed to XT-ish (500,550) runs many games very acceptably at 1600x1200, x2fsaa.
PPS I've been fairly unimpressed by a x3800 running at 2.5GHz. I know they're cheap now but those SD 3700s are even cheaper and seem to be hitting 2.7 without breaking into a sweat. For gaming, single core is still king, and will be for quite some time IMO. That'd give you more money to burn...er, invest on a vid card as well.
