22" vs 24" resolutions for gaming?

[MayDay94]

that monitor looks great - i am jealous! good luck with and i'm sure you will love it. i checked my pc last night and my 7 series nvidia control panel does have option to allow for monitor's built-in scaling or use nvidia;s which has 1:1 option as well. i use my monitor's but option should be there so see which looks better to you.

i bought my first lcd from newegg (a 17" viewsonic) and then my 22" gateway directly from gateway. luckily i had no dead pixels on either. newegg is great on returns for other things (sent several cpu/mb combos back with no problems).

 

[bildo123]

Well I have pretty much decided on:

■ BenQ G2400W Black 24" 5ms DVI HDMI - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824014158

It has good reviews, lots of inputs, 1:1 PR, looks nice and has a good warranty. The ONLY flaw I could find is that it is a TN Panel, and thats not that big of a deal to me (at home anyways).

LAST QUESTION!!! lol

What website has the best policy on monitors. I know NewEgg is ok... but has an 8 dead pixel requirement at least. Anyone know of any site lower? I have 1 dead pixel on my laptop screen and I swear it makes me want to take a razer blade and just cut it out!!. I tried to find it locally, but it seems that BenQ doesn't do much retail selling .

BestBuy local has a good return policy, but for pretty much any online retailer their very rough on LCD returns. Unless you mastered the art of creating dead pixels, getting a return on your monitor will be difficult even with say 4 dead pixels.