Are big new monitors any good??
Would be grateful for some advice from the team here.
I currently have a Viewsonic VP201b 20in monitor that is about 2.5 years old. This is teamed-up with a AMD 4800 X2 / Nvdia 7800 PC which I use for a spot of work and a fair bit of gaming.
I've started sniffing around for potential upgrades and have noticed the current batch of affordable 24in monitors from the likes of Dell and Benq.
Will these monitors represent a significant advance from my VP201b in terms of image quality, colour, speed etc or are they widescreen / bigger versions of essentially the same products I was looking at 2.5 years ago?
Apologies if this is a daft question but I've had a look at some reviews and specifications and at least some of the headline numbers e.g. refresh rates don't look to have changed a great deal. I understand that refresh rates aren't the "be all and end all" for monitors but given roughly equivalent image quality, this is a factor for me.
Are this new batch just bigger or are they better as well and if so, how?
Cheers
Would be grateful for some advice from the team here.
I currently have a Viewsonic VP201b 20in monitor that is about 2.5 years old. This is teamed-up with a AMD 4800 X2 / Nvdia 7800 PC which I use for a spot of work and a fair bit of gaming.
I've started sniffing around for potential upgrades and have noticed the current batch of affordable 24in monitors from the likes of Dell and Benq.
Will these monitors represent a significant advance from my VP201b in terms of image quality, colour, speed etc or are they widescreen / bigger versions of essentially the same products I was looking at 2.5 years ago?
Apologies if this is a daft question but I've had a look at some reviews and specifications and at least some of the headline numbers e.g. refresh rates don't look to have changed a great deal. I understand that refresh rates aren't the "be all and end all" for monitors but given roughly equivalent image quality, this is a factor for me.
Are this new batch just bigger or are they better as well and if so, how?
Cheers
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