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Replacing Benq2400G

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Soooo my wife is a clutz and knocked my monitor off of my desk, shattering the panel in two different places.... :(

I mainly use my rig for gaming and recently upgraded to a 5850 so I'm thinking about eyefinity down the road. I'm looking for a good replacement monitor that has:

a) low response time
b) high refresh rate
c) display port for eyefinity

I've been looking at the Dell U2410 and the NEC 23" IPS EA231WMi... I see that acer has a 120 hz monitor coming out (albeit orange), and that samsung has a 120hz although it is only 1680x1050 which is a bit of a disappointment.

Any monitors I'm missing here. Budget (hers muhahah) is around $400.
 
An an owner, I'd say the NEC is not the best for gaming, at least not for hardcore FPS gaming. It has very low input lag but the responsiveness is not that good. --> TFTCentral review
 
I'm definitely not a hardcore gamer anymore.... Though Starcraft 2 could change that :)
 
(Googled) But it's a strategy game? Where response times and input lags really matter are first person shooters. According to your criteria, you are semi-hardcore gamer at least. :)
 
Fair enough... I guess I just want to get the best balance of image quality and functionality
 
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