TN vs IPS monitor

[lightcloud]

What is your opinion on these two panels?

Requirements:
-Have at least one HDMI input
-Have built in speakers

 

[guanyu210379]

I would pick Asus VE248H because it is the only one with 24"
The other two are 22" and 23".

 

[lightcloud]

I would pick Asus VE248H because it is the only one with 24"
The other two are 22" and 23".

Any other reasons why?

 

[guanyu210379]

Nope, the rest looks almost the same to me.

 

[ZeusGamer]

Well the monitor with 21.1 ince has 1MS if that matters at all lol.

 

[bicycle_repair_man]

Horses for courses really, the differences aren't worth mentioning.

You won't notice the difference between a 1ms and 2ms response time, so you should make a decision based on build quality.

 

[lightcloud]

This is a tough decision to make for me now.

I would either get a 2ms TN panel monitor or a 5ms IPS monitor. Since I am not the most competive player in the world and nor the best, I leaning towards the IPS monitor. Any thoughts?

 

[Ce3in]

How about this OP? http://pcpartpicker.com/part/lg-monitor-27mp35hq 1080p, IPS and 27 inches

 

[lightcloud]

I am in Australia and that will be over my budget. I also wouldn't want a 27" because I will be sitting about a meter away.

Instead I found this:
http://www.umart.com.au/pro/products_listnew.phtml?id=10&id2=143&bid=7&sid=193419

 

[Cons29]

i have a 27 and i sit like not more than 3 feet.
but that is just me of course

 

[lightcloud]

But may I know your thoughts on the monitor.
http://www.umart.com.au/pro/products_listnew.phtml?id=10&id2=143&bid=7&sid=193419

 

[Ce3in]

I am in Australia and that will be over my budget. I also wouldn't want a 27" because I will be sitting about a meter away.

Instead I found this:
http://www.umart.com.au/pro/products_listnew.phtml?id=10&id2=143&bid=7&sid=193419

Yes! Get that one! That's a really good monitor given the price.
Seriously though, you should mostly look at the input lag, not the GtG because it's mostly a gimmick. Also, never get TN if you're not aiming for 120hz+, unless you're on a tight budget.

 

[guanyu210379]

That BenQ monitor belongs here:
"There are fast IPS panels which bridge TN and IPS, not as slow as average IPS, not as fast as TN, better image reproduction than TN but not as good as good IPS. This solution in between is e.g. Dell U2412M."
The monitor type I wrote before.
It is not a bad choice.

 

[lightcloud]

I am in Australia and that will be over my budget. I also wouldn't want a 27" because I will be sitting about a meter away.

Instead I found this:
http://www.umart.com.au/pro/products_listnew.phtml?id=10&id2=143&bid=7&sid=193419

Yes! Get that one! That's a really good monitor given the price.
Seriously though, you should mostly look at the input lag, not the GtG because it's mostly a gimmick. Also, never get TN if you're not aiming for 120hz+, unless you're on a tight budget.

How' she input lag on this? Doens't say.

I also found out that BenQ has an average of 10ms for input lag.

 

[guanyu210379]

I also can not find the detailed review including the input lag.
I have seen one of those in a shop near home and it was not bad for gaming.
Not the one you can call either bad or good.
The selling point of this monitor is the monitor's design.
This monitor looks pretty.
This AH-IPS monitor is OK-ish for the price.

 

[lightcloud]

Well from what I know, AH-IPS is just a subgroup of the IPS. But there isn't much of a performance difference, it is only differentiating between different IPS models. Thanks anyway.

 

[lightcloud]

I have chosen to go with an IPS panel. Thanks.

 

[guanyu210379]

I am also happy with my Dell U2412M.
Not bad for gaming.