ok, so I have just built my new rig and am now looking to get a new widescreen monitor to replace my current 19" LG TFT.
Anyone have any recommendations?
price range: £100 - £150
Anyone have any recommendations?
price range: £100 - £150
I was looking in ocuk but all the ones in your price range don't seem to have digital input. Which is odd, considering my 15" LCD from 2001 even has DVI input. And I was looking at 20" Widescreen LCD's in your case.
Sorry but in that price range you are never going to get a good monitor. Quality monitors start at 250-300
What's wrong with yours? Oh, widescreen. Missed that part.
Last edited by PspRpg-7 (2008-01-07 06:09:14)
I would go for a Samsung SM-2232BW Pebble 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor, it might be a little over budget but my friend has one of these and its amazing.
Good luck
Good luck
Last edited by Kurazoo (2008-01-07 06:15:12)
I love my Samsung 226BW 22" widescreen monitor. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … ng%2b226BW
this, without a doubt: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showprodu … =MO-063-SA
if you can afford it, get the 22" (£185)
if you can afford it, get the 22" (£185)
No its £217 + VATJenspm wrote:
this, without a doubt: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showprodu … =MO-063-SA
if you can afford it, get the 22" (£185)
yeah think i will have to pay a bit more for one of those samsungs. they do look good and with the 2ms rate they spec better than others.
They are amongst the best atm ...theDude5B wrote:
yeah think i will have to pay a bit more for one of those samsungs. they do look good and with the 2ms rate they spec better than others.
Wait behind the line ..............................................................
The only thing I don't like with my 226BW,is that you can't adjust the height.Other then that it' a kickass monitor.
Go on Tim,buy it!!!!!!
Go on Tim,buy it!!!!!!
samsung 22 bw
Regardless of what type or size you want, try getting an Iiyama.
Considering size and type: CRT ftw, especially with your budget. CRT's come with flat screens these days; they're cheap, clear and reliable.
Considering size and type: CRT ftw, especially with your budget. CRT's come with flat screens these days; they're cheap, clear and reliable.
226bw
Please say you are joking...Lai wrote:
Regardless of what type or size you want, try getting an Iiyama.
Considering size and type: CRT ftw, especially with your budget. CRT's come with flat screens these days; they're cheap, clear and reliable.
You crazy? Maybe you thought he said $Dragonclaw wrote:
Sorry but in that price range you are never going to get a good monitor. Quality monitors start at 250-300
I agree with most of the posts, Samsumg all the way, and the 20'' version of what there on about is about £170 from Overclockers.
However, if £150 is an absolute limit, this is what I would pick up:
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showprodu … subcat=948
But shop around, you might see that Samsung going around cheaper else where.
Martyn
Yeah they are cheap, clear and reliable, but they are also the size of my e-penis (massive), so it would not fit on my deskLai wrote:
Regardless of what type or size you want, try getting an Iiyama.
Considering size and type: CRT ftw, especially with your budget. CRT's come with flat screens these days; they're cheap, clear and reliable.
ok, I hear y'all and will go with one of the Samsung monitors.