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HP p1230 or xl24240t
- Thread starter jeffxx
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Wow, seriously? The HP P1230 is like a tank man... it's over 60 pounds LOL. I remember the days when I had a CRT. I hated them... I'd personally give up the slightly faster response (even if it really is) and take a 120hz LED backlit LCD, but that's just me. I mean I guess the major plus is that you do get 3 years warranty with the HP. But I would imagine that the inputs aren't very versatile. And the major downside in my opinion would be the huge physical presence on your desktop but then it only gives a 20" display.
The XL2420T would be my choice simply because it looks awesome, plus the design is practical for a gamer. You have all the adjustments you'd want to make the monitor flexible to your height and angle of use. Plus they made the XL2420T brighter this time at 350cd/m. But the coolest part is that they made it full 24" this time and they threw on Dual HDMI connectivity for those that thought one wasn't enough haha. I personally could never have enough HDMI ports for my displays. I find them so useful. Plus it seems that the XL2420T is a even more precise and well designed monitor compared to the XL2410T. There are some major improvements in quality and some cool added features!
The XL2420T would be my choice simply because it looks awesome, plus the design is practical for a gamer. You have all the adjustments you'd want to make the monitor flexible to your height and angle of use. Plus they made the XL2420T brighter this time at 350cd/m. But the coolest part is that they made it full 24" this time and they threw on Dual HDMI connectivity for those that thought one wasn't enough haha. I personally could never have enough HDMI ports for my displays. I find them so useful. Plus it seems that the XL2420T is a even more precise and well designed monitor compared to the XL2410T. There are some major improvements in quality and some cool added features!