Recent content by alexthebored

TN panel, no HDMI or HDCP support = awful

Damnit make that 14...

Best Buy - available 16

OK I might end up buying this by the end of today, so speedy answers are definitely welcome :P I might be getting th is monitor. I'd be ordering it off BB's website, as I don't have any near me. I've been searching for a 24" monitor for a while, especially for *VA. It will be used for gaming...

Completely CPU related here. Bottlenecking is probably the reason; there's nothing wrong with your RAM or GPU.

Ridiculous. The average price of the Viewsonic VX2435WM in Canada is $720, and practically no stores have it.

Anyone have any word on the LG L246WH-BN 24IN? http://www.ncix.com/products/i...id=1061#Specifications So far I can't find it on any review sites, and it appears to be in a limited number of stores. However, the specs on the page look decent: 170/170 viewing angle, 5ms response time, 2000:1...

Double post

If a monitor doesn't have an HDMI input, but is DVI with HDCP compliant, would a DVI/HDMI cable produce an image as good as a straight HDMI cable? Minus the fact that you won't have sound of course.

Went into Futureshop yesterday to check out some monitors. Firstly, the 226BW was very nice. I liked the overall look of it; the colors seemed nice, and the picture was very crisp. I wasn't able to do anything too serious on it however (like play a FPS), so I can't really say how it runs...

Thanks for the response xtknight, it was perfect. I think I'm going to get the 226BW, and ignore the PS3 aspect. For one, going with a 24'' would force me to go 1900X1200, which is going to tax my graphics card (which means even more $$). A 22'' seems perfect for me right now. I'll simply worry...

Alright having some real difficulties here. Currently running a 19IN LCD monitor (Hyundai L90D+), looking to upgrade to a widescreen LCD. It will be used for gaming, watching movies, and I will use it as a TV for my PS3 when I move into my dorm. My first grab has always been the 226BW...