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I'll respond for the Dell U2412M: -- Matte screen -- Sharp picture via DisplayPort or DVI input (haven't used VGA) -- 6-bit IPS panel--I have no complaints about the color gamut, but an 8-bit panel might be better for someone in the photography, graphics or design fields

The ASUS VS24AH-P and Dell U2412 are both 1920x1200, where the rest are 1920x1080. For gaming I don't think that really tends to matter as much (still nice to have!), but for pretty much everything else, the 120 extra vertical pixels are well worth it. I have the U2412 (actually 3 of them)...

ATI is, at this point, mostly habit for me. (Also, I run 3 monitors which had been ATI only until the last year or so). In all honesty, the GTX 760 for a similar price is as good or better than the 7950 in most respects. Monitors: I've had a Samsung like this...

Looks good, probably would spend the extra and go with the WD Black drive instead of the Blue. 5yr warranty instead of 2, and I believe it's a bit faster.

Definitely agree with skiddierow's comment: great case, definitely need the adapter. Threw together a Newegg wishlist on this: http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=22622472 Summary: i5-4670, Corsair 600T, Samsung 840 (256 GB), WD Black 2TB HDD, 8GB Kingston...

Unfortunately, DLC sales are somewhere between "super-rare" and "never" on Origin. (Although that trend may be changing since there is _some_ DLC on sale right now, although not for NFSMW.)

Galaxy makes great cards. 'nuff said.

Fast, well-reviewed cards

Galaxy has better contests.

Very fast card, and doesn't use a ton of power when not gaming.

I've never had trouble with a Galaxy video card.

It's a sweet card.

It's a great monitor, works fine for gaming. I've played Skyrim, Mass Effect 2 and 3, Dirt 3, and many other games without any problems.

I'm all in for a cooler, quieter, more power efficient video card. Industry-leading game compatibility is a must, and PhysX is a definite bonus.

I love the quality construction and professional design of Antec cases, and I have found their PSUs to be very reliable.

They just work... For years...

I really like (from personal experience) the quality of Corsair's cases, power supplies, and RAM.

My i7-2600 believes it deserves a better video card.

Because Skyrim would look really good on this.

Because it's time to try Nvidia again after my last experience with a 7900GT

I need a Corsair SSD because my 600T case, my TX650 PSU and my Vengeance RAM demand more Corsair products in my system.

Seasonic makes impressively reliable PSUs. They just work, and just keep on working for a very long time.

Seasonic's power supplies simply work... and keep working for a long time...

XFX makes some unique looking, impressively specced power supplies.

XFX has the best warranty policy in the business by far. My XFX Radeon 4890 is still running great, but a 6990 would certainly be a huge upgrade.

Antec cases and power supplies have been great: looking forward to seeing Antec quality in other components.

I could always use a speaker upgrade.

I have never had any trouble with Corsair RAM. So more of it would be great.

It looks like MSI is doing what it takes to be a more premium brand.

Corsair RAM just plain works.

I just want a PSU to keep working. Quietly.

After roughly ten months (so far) of using this monitor, I thought I might give some observations, as they are still available at Costco. For a TN panel monitor, the color isn't too bad. However, the size combined with TN viewing angles (which suck) means that you have to get the monitor...

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I have no earthly idea why this monitor isn't on Samsung's website or at most online merchants. It's not a bad monitor, given the caveat about it being a TN panel rather than an IPS. And it's 27". Mine doesn't hum, if it makes you feel any better. My connection is via DVI, though, and it's...

Bought one at Costco a couple of weeks ago for $350. It's a nice monitor for games, Blu-ray movies, etc. Photoshop or graphics type work requiring color precision would be much better served with an IPS monitor, though.

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