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So to sum-up 7 years of LCD monitor development, monitors have got cheaper, thinner, and LED lit. Nothing else has changed.
Actually I'm in the same boat. I'm considering if I should replaces this 2232GW (22" 1680x1050 2ms - most likely a TN panel) to a 1920x1080 with my next build. 1920x1200s are crazy expensive in my country so I'm not sure if these are even worth it.
Dparm, my nearly 6 year old CCFL driven 24" monitor consumes around 40W after calibration, looking at most 24" W-LED monitors on the market, they use an average of 33W, so there is my point.
Depends.To be honest, it depends on what you want to use it for, if gaming, then one of the new 144Hz panels in 24" size would be a nice upgrade.
And yes, your current monitor is a standard TN panel.
Yup. But LightBoost2 can be turned on/off.mark, wouldn't the strobing of lightboost be noticeable to those who are sensitive to pwm filcker?
If you care about gaming things have improved some. A feature called overdrive reduces blurring somewhat, but how well it's implemented and how much of an improvement you get varies from display to display. 120hz TN LCDs offer another improvement, though not all games, or even most, support resolutions that high. I haven't played many PC games in recent years, but far as I know most games don't support anything over 60hz at 1920x1080.