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Viewsonic VP191b 8ms

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Surnom

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New revision rated at 8ms MVA panel.
Reviewed at Hardware.fr, its in french.

Thay liked it a lot, responsive in games and dvd look better than on TN panels.

Might give this one a try.
 
Should be coming in either today or monday. It's my first lcd, I'm like a kid 2 days before Christmas :D
 
What I learned in the last 2 weeks:

TN very fast but low angle visibility (best in games)
VA bigger angle visibility but slow reaction time (best in movies)
IPS in the middle of the 2.

The MVA is supposed to be a VA on steroids, almost as reactive as a TN and good viewing angles. So it SHOULD be good in games and movies.

I'll see during the weekend or monday if I like it.

For more info go on the link in the first post, if you cant read french go through a translater ;)
 
Surnom said:
The MVA is supposed to be a VA on steroids, almost as reactive as a TN and good viewing angles.
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VA stands for "Vertical Alignment" and MVA is just a "type" of VA. Just like there is a Samsung version of VA called PVA (Patterned Vertical Alignment). So, MVA isn't really "VA on steroids". Both MVA and PVA are pretty slow and useless for intense gaming. Now, manufacturers started using the overdrive technology in their MVA and PVA panels to make them almost as fast as TN panels but with all their advantages (better colors, better contrast, much wider viewing angles etc.). MVA have been the slowest panels until now and that's certainly a good thing.
 
VA isn't really "VA on steroids". Both MVA and PVA are pretty slow and useless for intense gaming. Now, manufacturers started using the overdrive technology in their MVA and PVA panels to make them almost as fast as TN panels but with all their advantages (better colors, better contrast, much wider viewing angles etc.). MVA have been the slowest panels until now and that's certainly a good thing.
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Thanks for the clarification, its really a pain to get all the info and understand it
 
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