Recommended monitor

[coko]

Hi all,
I'm a designer (senior) as well as a 3D animator.

I know that there are a few types of panel technologies (TN/PVA/MVA and more) and i was wondering which do you think would fit my needs, i also love games. i'm looking for a 24" monitor by the way.

From my research LG is the best known brand but they mostly make MVA's - i know that S-PVA monitors are the best when it comes to picture quality and contrast but slow in response time.

Which brand do you recommend when it comes to S-PVA? as long as i know that the monitor will work for more than 2 months and will produce the best results i don't mind if its Hyundai/Acer etc.

And would you suggest something other than a PVA?


Thanks!

 

[jaguarskx]

H-IPS with 72% - 76% color gamut (normal):

NEC LCD2490WUXi without SpectraView = $1,100

NEC LCD2490WUXi with SpectraView = $1,300

SpectraView is a colorimeter that calibrates the monitor to produce highly accurate colors.

 

[coko]

Thanks Jaguar! i had 2 NEC crt monitors that had lots of issues.
Do you know anything in the $600-$700 range?

 

[jaguarskx]

I love my NEC LCD2690WUXi.

For something that less than $700 I would recommend the BenQ FP241W. It uses a S-PVA panel. If you want a IPS panel, then you need to step up to the NEC LCD2490WuXi.

 

[coko]

Thanks Jaguar, do you know if LG or Samsung have an S-PVA monitor? i think that the Samsung 244 / 5T is S-PVA.

How is the "NEC MultiSync LCD2470WNX"? (S-PVA)