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Need to know which is best

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Strictly in terms of how good the picture will be

I've narrowed it down to these 3 and even with the comparison page, I'm torn.

Please no other suggestions of other monitors. Not looking for IPS.

Note the Hanns G is actually only 24.6" viewable so there's a 23.6", a 24" and a 24.6"

They all have 3 year parts/labor warranty, all HDMI, 1080p.

I'm leaning towards the Viewsonic right now even though it is technically the smallest (by one freakin inch. lol). I know dynamic contrast is kinda crap, but it kinda irks me of the Hanns G is 15,000 and 800:1 static while the Viewsonic which I believe is the newest to the market is 100,000 and 1000:1 static. Asus doesn't list their static contrast ratio.
 
static contrast is what matters the rest is just BS.
Out of those 3 I'd go with the Asus
 
thenext8seconds said:
Strictly in terms of how good the picture will be

I've narrowed it down to these 3 and even with the comparison page, I'm torn.

Please no other suggestions of other monitors. Not looking for IPS.

Note the Hanns G is actually only 24.6" viewable so there's a 23.6", a 24" and a 24.6"

They all have 3 year parts/labor warranty, all HDMI, 1080p.

I'm leaning towards the Viewsonic right now even though it is technically the smallest (by one freakin inch. lol). I know dynamic contrast is kinda crap, but it kinda irks me of the Hanns G is 15,000 and 800:1 static while the Viewsonic which I believe is the newest to the market is 100,000 and 1000:1 static. Asus doesn't list their static contrast ratio.
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are those all TN panels?

i'm not sure but it seems maybe like they are

i can't say i've ever been a fan of TN panels
i think they have gotten better but the ones my friends had were godawful in terms of image quality
 
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