Hello everyone.
I know there are a few of these posts floating around, however most are rather old now. I'm looking for a monitor that will be used almost entirely for console gaming on my HDMI Xbox 360. I'm trying to save a bit of money here, being LCD TV's are rather expensive. I can later use a new system with the monitor when I can afford it.
Anyway, I've been looking at 22", and 24" models, and it seems most of the 22's do not have an HDMI connection or 1080p capability. Personally, I can live with 720p, and 22's are much cheaper, but I don't know if any of them will display the console's image properly. The larger 24" monitors seem to be better suited for consoles. I've heard about this 1:1 scaling and how vital it is for console gamers. I'm not sure how true any of this is though.
Are there any monitors out there that perform well for the Xbox 360? By perform well, I mean no noticeable lag and the screen isn't distorted or stretched awkwardly or something. Is 1:1 scaling absolutely vital? Any opinions would be very helpful!
I know there are a few of these posts floating around, however most are rather old now. I'm looking for a monitor that will be used almost entirely for console gaming on my HDMI Xbox 360. I'm trying to save a bit of money here, being LCD TV's are rather expensive. I can later use a new system with the monitor when I can afford it.
Anyway, I've been looking at 22", and 24" models, and it seems most of the 22's do not have an HDMI connection or 1080p capability. Personally, I can live with 720p, and 22's are much cheaper, but I don't know if any of them will display the console's image properly. The larger 24" monitors seem to be better suited for consoles. I've heard about this 1:1 scaling and how vital it is for console gamers. I'm not sure how true any of this is though.
Are there any monitors out there that perform well for the Xbox 360? By perform well, I mean no noticeable lag and the screen isn't distorted or stretched awkwardly or something. Is 1:1 scaling absolutely vital? Any opinions would be very helpful!