Looking for a new monitor for my setup!

[Louis1234]

I need a gaming monitor thats under 200 bucks, which ill be using as a secondary display.
Any suggestions? No larger than 24 inches

 

[spagalicious]

What do you consider a 'gaming' monitor? Do you prefer an IPS panel over TN?

If you are looking for a definitive 'gaming' monitor (144Hz, TN panel with fast response times, Nvidia Lightboost) I would save up an extra $40-60 and get the 24" ASUS VG248QE. The aforementioned features set that panel apart from lower priced 60Hz panels as far as gaming goes. 144Hz provides you with smooth, fluid, blur-free gameplay ideal for fast-paced multiplayer games.

It is $239 at Microcenter if you can find it in stock. $259 on Newegg but is currently out of stock.
http://www.microcenter.com/product/409464/VG248QE_24_1080p_144Hz_3D_Gaming_LED_Monitor

 

[Louis1234]

What do you consider a 'gaming' monitor? Do you prefer an IPS panel over TN?

If you are looking for a definitive 'gaming' monitor (144Hz, TN panel with fast response times, Nvidia Lightboost) I would save up an extra $40-60 and get the 24" ASUS VG248QE. The aforementioned features set that panel apart from lower priced 60Hz panels as far as gaming goes. 144Hz provides you with smooth, fluid, blur-free gameplay ideal for fast-paced multiplayer games.

It is $239 at Microcenter if you can find it in stock. $259 on Newegg but is currently out of stock.
http://www.microcenter.com/product/409464/VG248QE_24_1080p_144Hz_3D_Gaming_LED_Monitor

id prefer a tn panel, because im playing competitive csgo and tn panels are faster and cheaper

 

[madmatt30]

benq rl plain & simple then mate.
its bare on the functions front but for a straight low lag, fast response panel unbeatable in its price range.

https://pcpartpicker.com/part/benq-monitor-rl2455hm