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What a pitty. But wait for more opinions, I might be wrong.

I think it isn't VESA mountable. I'm not 100% sure because I couldn't disassemble the display from the stand, but from what I recall, there weren't any holes there.

Thanks for the review. According to your results, it seems the 1ms value was more a show off than a real improvement. 120hz is still the way to go, for gaming.

Lol you have enough power!!! The dead pixel seems gone, weird...

If any mod thinks there are too many imagens, please let me know and I'll delete them.

Just tried L4dead 2, no tearing. What kind of pics do you want? I have time, today.

I've noticed tearing with my CRT, but not with the AW2310. But I'll look closer. Regarding the dead pixel, I'm from Portugal. Dell doesn't sell directly to the consumer (and don't even dream about Alienware). I bought from Pixmania and returning the display would be too much trouble because of...

First impressions: - motion blur: I've always played on a 19" CRT and I was aware that the AW2310 would never be as good, I notice a slight blur on quick movements, but nothing that disturbes me and when I'm not looking for it, I don't even notice it. Maybe Acer's GD245HQ blur is even less, due...

I don't know how to help you, Frank :( By the way, I have an Alienware AW2310 below my work desk eheh (can't wait to get home)!

No 120Hz through HDMI 1.3. I'm gonna pick my AW2310 tomorrow and I'll give it a try (@60hz).

I bought it, should recieve it wednesday. Dell's site across Europe offers a 15% discount until 23 June.

Asus VG236H (120 Hz) is also available at digitalversus.

But has better coulors and an even lower input lag. According to 3dvision-blog, the Acer has between 0 to 16ms of lag when compared to the 22" Viewsonic/Samsung.

Have you considered the Alienware AW2310? Though expensive, seems the best choice right now.

@dowant120hz: where does your data come from? I've read all the reviews I could find and none support you claims. I've posted 3dvision blog results and they don't match your data. Besides, Bloody doesn't have an Alienware AW2310, so he couldn't test it. P.S.: I say this with no intention of...