Hi,
Getting a new monitor, and i'm trying to compare the mid-range and high-end 24" monitors offered by Dell:
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productcompare.aspx?c=us&category_id=4009&cs=19&l=en&nf=177~0~174493&s=dhs&prods=320-2676,320-8277
The difference in price is $200, and the primary differences between the two is that the more expensive have 30 bit color depth (against 24-bit) and a 6ms lag (vs 8 ms lag). There's other things on the more expensive monitor, like PIP, media card reader, and more USB ports, but i'm not too concerned about that.
I'll be gaming, but I'm not pro enough to take advantage of a 2ms lag difference, I don't think.
So to me it comes down to colors. I can understand why someone who edits images or videos would need a billion colors, but is it going to make a difference for a gaming experience? Can the game take advantage of a gradient that fine? Can my gtx 560 make use of such a gradient?
Getting a new monitor, and i'm trying to compare the mid-range and high-end 24" monitors offered by Dell:
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productcompare.aspx?c=us&category_id=4009&cs=19&l=en&nf=177~0~174493&s=dhs&prods=320-2676,320-8277
The difference in price is $200, and the primary differences between the two is that the more expensive have 30 bit color depth (against 24-bit) and a 6ms lag (vs 8 ms lag). There's other things on the more expensive monitor, like PIP, media card reader, and more USB ports, but i'm not too concerned about that.
I'll be gaming, but I'm not pro enough to take advantage of a 2ms lag difference, I don't think.
So to me it comes down to colors. I can understand why someone who edits images or videos would need a billion colors, but is it going to make a difference for a gaming experience? Can the game take advantage of a gradient that fine? Can my gtx 560 make use of such a gradient?
