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    Low-end monitor for gaming

    Alright, thanks for the advice, everyone. Flipped a coin and went for the ASUS. 16:9 gets on my nerves in games. I can't see jack on the sides while the bezel is in plain view above and below. I've been using a 16:9 HDTV as a monitor in the meantime, and it still annoys me. Maybe it's a...
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    Low-end monitor for gaming

    I do understand the potential benefits of a 120hz monitor, but I don't know if they are sufficiently valuable to address the cost. I could try to find a 2233RZ, but they seem to go for ~$110 on eBay for a 4-year-old monitor. Since I just had the last one fail after 5 years, I don't think it's...
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    Low-end monitor for gaming

    I don't have the hardware to really take advantage of it. This rig is a 5-year-old budget rig that was never supposed to stay together as long as it has. I'm using a Phenom II 720 with the 4th core unlocked and clocked up 25%, 4GB of DDR2/1066, and 1GB 7850 clocked up 30% that I upgraded last...
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    Low-end monitor for gaming

    Understood. Thank you for the advice.
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    Low-end monitor for gaming

    Thank you for the response. Would you advise against getting a 1680x1050 model these days, then?
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    Low-end monitor for gaming

    I'm in the market for a new monitor right now and a little flustered with how the market has gone, so I need some advice or a recommendation. I need a replacement for my 5-year-old ASUS VW224U -- a 22" 1680x1050 monitor (2ms TN). It started going blue and flickering for several minutes at a time...
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