Monitor question!

[Phoxtane]

My monitor has burnt-out pixels popping up all over the place! I need a new one. What are your recommendations upon which to purchase?

It must be as cheap as possible, be adequate [not over-the-top] for gaming, and AT LEAST bigger than 1280x1024.

Thanks!

[cteam]

try this one

3d

full hd

2 pairs of glasses

can swich betwin 2d and 3d

23 inch wide screen

and only 147 pound

http://www.ebuyer.com/270573-free-game-lg-d2342p-pn-lcd-tft-3d-ready-23-hdmi-monitor-d2342p-pn

[RedDwarfIV]

My TV.

Or rather your TV, if you have one, and it it has a HDMI port. If it does, you can buy a HDMI connector at a shop like Maplins Electronics.

[cteam]

if were going ott

my home cinima just plug it in to the pmlfier roll down the screen ans wala

(yus i do have a home cinema)

[witeken]

How to buy a monitor

1. Decide what budget you have / you want to give at it.

2. What do you want it to do: Set technical criteria?*

3. Search monitors within your budget & technical critaria

4. Now you should have a list of some monitors. Pick one of them you like.

*Some specs could be:

-Pixels (resolution) (maybe hd, 1600x1200, etc)

-Aspect ratio (mostly 16:9)

-Format (17', 20', etc.)

-Connections (HDMI etc)

-Coating

Tip: Search for reviews of the monitor you want to buy at the end of the process. This could reveal things like input lagg, and just how another user experiences the monitor.

Remember: Your monitor is the only part of your computer that you need to look to. Pick a good one that you like.

Also remember: Take a resolution that your computer can handle

Also, it\'s best to do this, instead of just buying a monitor of link in this forum...

Or, you can go to a monitor shop / place where they sell monitors.

[cardgame]

Get one 1920x1080 or 1920x1200 if your hardware can support it. \'tis glorious.