Anyone know which ones are which, would be useful if OC said which was which in the adverts
I've looked a few up and often its not even clear from the manufacturers websites.
I'm looking for a 24'' panel and having read about the differences I think I want a VA panel as I'd prioritise colours, photo editing, general work etc over games. Though I do play games, so don't want a slouch.
the BenQ EW2420 seems to fit my requirements but I'm put off by the QA issues. don't want my purchase to be a lottery as to whether i get a good one or not.
I've currently got a Viewsonic VX2025, bought in 2006 and I believe its a VA panel (not that I knew that at the time!). The monitor is great, I just want a bigger one and have a second use planned for this one. Viewsonic don't seem to be the leaders that they were and i can't work out from their website what technology they use. they are all 'active matrix TFT'.
Budget is circa £200, has anyone got a quick list of highly;y regarded panels that fir the bill (i.e 24", VA technology, circa £200, not too slow for games).
Many thanks
I've looked a few up and often its not even clear from the manufacturers websites.
I'm looking for a 24'' panel and having read about the differences I think I want a VA panel as I'd prioritise colours, photo editing, general work etc over games. Though I do play games, so don't want a slouch.
the BenQ EW2420 seems to fit my requirements but I'm put off by the QA issues. don't want my purchase to be a lottery as to whether i get a good one or not.
I've currently got a Viewsonic VX2025, bought in 2006 and I believe its a VA panel (not that I knew that at the time!). The monitor is great, I just want a bigger one and have a second use planned for this one. Viewsonic don't seem to be the leaders that they were and i can't work out from their website what technology they use. they are all 'active matrix TFT'.
Budget is circa £200, has anyone got a quick list of highly;y regarded panels that fir the bill (i.e 24", VA technology, circa £200, not too slow for games).
Many thanks