I have enough to get a 26" now that they have some decent ones for $520 and under.The monitor will be used for about 65% gaming, 20% general use, and 15% audio/video editing/encoding. I have no issues with using a TN monitor. My monitor is always viewed headon so viewing angle is not a big issues either. These are my leading contenders.
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26" LCD Choice
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The larger the screen the more TNs viewing angle becomes a problem. Good luck.
If you want it mostly for gaming, don't forget to check the input-lag of these monitors, the problem is, I don't know to where to get them. This site has not much info about 26" TNs... http://www.digitalversus.com/duels.php?ty=6
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Careful, game rendering as linked in the above post is very different from input lag so make sure to choose "Delay compared with a CRT" in the drop down for input lag results.