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Ok conclusion is that the BenQ g2400wd seems best (where money matters). I was tempted by the new Acer G24 but it has a silly colour and it's too new to risk. Also this website suggests the BenQ has much less lag (not that you'd notice really). The Samsung 245bw is a close second but some...

I'm sure that HP moniter is very good. But what you get for your money - the HP is almost twice the price for slightly better image but more lag. So in my quest for a gaming LCD I'm still sticking with the BenQ g2400wd until something else turns up in this thread.

Oh and I am assuming the benq 2400w is the same lag as samsung 245bw!

too expensive and more lag than benq. I get my info from here... http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/hp_lp2475w.htm

Yes I see the Acer G24 and the orange does look crap. Silly idea. Anyway it's the screen what matters. I can't find any decent reviews of this monitor (probably because of its stupid colour) so can anyone compare it to a BenQ g2400wt? I think that the BenQ is currently top of my list. Followed...

The g2400wt has a better stand than the g2400wd. What about performance differences? I asked BenQ and they said the screens were the same but the specs on their website say otherwise. Hmmmm.

Thanks for the info on the Samsung 245bw. I know the BenQ ones have little or no lag also due to tests carried out by other folk. Can anyone compare the samsung 245bw to the benq g2400wt?

Looking for a good 24" for gaming. Probably 16:10 as I do a bit of programming work and the lower vertical resolution of 16:9 might bug me (although I have never used a 16:9 so I don't know). I also watch movies on the PC but black bars do not bother me in the slightest. So, a good 24" with...

I have an NEC 2070VX which I have learned is a TN type display which therefore has 6bit color depth. Presumably thats 6*3 which is 18bit? I gather the monitor dithers the input down to this lower color depth. Anyway the question is - what do I set my windows desktop to? It's currently at 32bit...