Looking for $300 1920X1080 gaming monitor with either glossy screen or minor AG coat?

[nine9s]

What is a good 23-24 inch monitor for gaming that has either a glossy screen or very light anti-glare coating? I want to spend $300 or less.

I tried a Dell U2312HM and could not take the grainy look of its anti-glare. From reports, it seems Dells have one of the heaviest anti-glare coating - is that right? What would be close to the Dell U2312HM without such a grainy anti-glare look?

 

[jor8888]

gateway and hp make glossy one

 

[nine9s]

gateway and hp make glossy one

I saw the HP 2301 at Fry's but can't find reviews on it. Do you know which Gateway?

 

[computerparts1]

HP has very nice glossy screens

 

[SickBeast]

 

[nine9s]

HP has very nice glossy screens

Thet 2301 or other models? Any IPS glossy?

 

[nine9s]

I was considering the one at MicroCenter but do not want that much resolution.

 

[SickBeast]

I was considering the one at MicroCenter but do not want that much resolution.

How could you not?









:whiste:

 

[nine9s]

How could you not?









:whiste:

Worried about not being able to enjoy top settings in games at that resolution. Rather have 1920X1080 ultra settings than that resolution on medium/low.

 

[SickBeast]

Worried about not being able to enjoy top settings in games at that resolution. Rather have 1920X1080 ultra settings than that resolution on medium/low.

*shrug*

I tend to use my computer more for other stuff so I would love a 1440p monitor, and really I think that a single 7850 overclocked could get by ok on one. I hear what you're saying but the deal on this monitor is too good to pass up on IMO. If you buy a 1080p screen now I can guarantee you will want more in a year or two.

 

[SickBeast]

 

[fstime]

I was considering the one at MicroCenter but do not want that much resolution.

They sell Catleap's at Microcenter? I thought you had to ebay those from Korea?

 

[nine9s]

They sell Catleap's at Microcenter? I thought you had to ebay those from Korea?

Auria brand, US warranty, more inputs, scaler (that hurts it in games) and same panel supposedly, for $399. And can get extended MicroCenter warranty, so you can take it there for service/replacement, for like $50 for 2 years.

http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2249596

 

[Gordon Freemen]

I wonder how good that picture of the leaping cat would look on a catleap. See how I added to the cleverness of you cleaver post LOL.

 

[SickBeast]

I wonder how good that picture of the leaping cat would look on a catleap. See how I added to the cleverness of you cleaver post LOL.

Technically it would look the same, only bigger.