What LCD/Monitor is everybody using?

I am considering moving to a 22', 24' or 30' LCD (yeah, I know, a big difference between all of them) and was wondering what everybody was using.

I currently use a 21 inch NEC CRT that is just GREAT, but, the lure of a larger screen at higher resolution than 1600x1200 (I guess the 22' inch would be higher resolution) is too great. hehe

I'm thinking of going with a 30' and slapping a few 4870X2's or dual GTX 280's in there, but if I could get away with a solid performing 24' than I would be quite pleased.

So, when you all are playin', what the heck are you lookin' at!?!?!

:)

Dell 3007WFP 30" @ 2560 x 1600 and luvin'it.

I use a Westinghouse LVM-37w3 37" widescreeen lcd (1080P HD) 1920x1080 res.

22 asus widescreen, Nice:thumbup:

Tbone

22' Samsung SyncMaster 225bw widescreen lcd, 1680 x 1050. Love it

I've a Benq FP91G+ of 19" with 1280x1024, but I'm moving to 22", too.

10" CRT ;)

Best Buy is running a sale this week on the LG L227WTG-PF for $249.99. It is 22' but is supposed to be a phenomanal (sp?) panel.

I was looking at 24 inch models but I might have to try this LG out. Best Buy's LCD return policy is so stupendously awesome I may jump on this deal.

19" LG W1952TQ @ 1440 x 900. I need the extra desk space, plus 1440 x 900 = "no frame left behind."

Asus 20.1 and I am happy at 1680x1050 :)

17" LCD Samsung Syncmaster.

24" Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP, at 1920x1200. You should be able to run something similar with your setup :)

28" Viewsonic 1920x1200 center. 22" Samsung 1680x1050 right and left.

Out

Gateway FPD2185W 22 inch HD ready

2, 19 inch samsung SyncMaster 930b

22 inch Samsung syncmaster 2032BW 1680x1050 res

Staffan

30" dell 3008WFP with an Nvidia 280.

Currently running in a 1920x1200 window while learning controls and looking at manual. Have tried it at 2560x1600 and it looks really good. Obviously there's an FPS drop at this resolution although I didn't notice a massive drop.

The monitor is exceptional but a bit expensive. No noticeable latency altho the tech specs are roughly 45ms lag. No ghosting noticable either, very little backlight bleed.

The monitor has loads of inputs including a display port. I currently use dual link DVI for the PC, HDMI for a PS3 and VGA for a 360.

I would highly recommend the Dell 2707 (27" 1920x1200) if you can find one. I would NOT recommend the 2709!!!! The 2709 is nowhere near as good as the 2707 although it does have more inputs.

Just a word of warning. I hate SLI/Crossfire, every time I've tried it or seen a setup with it I've noticed stuttering issues when the FPS drops below around 60. Whilst some say they don't notice it the facts seem to speak for themselves (at least when running AFR).

http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1317582

Gateway FHD2400 HD. Good monitor for the money.

20.1" Formac Gallery 2010 (Mac Cinema Display clone). 1600x1200. Pin-sharp, sRGB corrected, with no weirdness with viewing angle. £400 ($800) approx. at the time I bought it 2 years ago.

http://www.formac.com/webapp/index.php

It really is as good as they claim, in any lighting conditions. I saw it on display in a local store and my jaw hit the floor. It made all the other displays look crap (no exaggeration!) except for the Mac displays it was sat next to. WOW is all I can say... Needless to say I got out my CC and bought one, I was that impressed (and I'd been looking around for a decent one for a while).

Contrast is like no other I've seen, and black is really black (even when sat in the dark).

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gallery-2010-Xtreme-5-Display-Black/dp/B000MNAYI8/ref=sr_1_27?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1229288402&sr=1-27

Best regards,

Tango.

I plan to use my Samsung 2443BW.:thumbup:

acer 22" 1680x1050 that I picked up from newegg for $150 USD

Samsung 2493hm - 24" @ 1920x1200

mmmm nice!

i not sure what i will do..either 2x 20 acer x203's and 1x 46 sharp LC46D64U OR 3x 20" acer x203's...thats if i hear more positive things about the matrox triple head 2 go..