Confused, which monitor?

[bindo]

I've read loads of reviews about LCD monitors and I'm really confused which one to go for.
It's going to be used for games but I can't spend more than £350 on it, a 19" monitor sounds good too.
Looked at some of the samsung and sony one's and am really impressed, any ideas on which one to go for?

[tfboy]

I know you said £350, but if you can stretch to £385, you can get a Dell 20.1" TFT which does 1600x1200 and they're gorgous

What do you want it for? Gaming? Graphics? How important are looks/styling?

[Gipo]

The dell 20in is indeed a good option for the price
Although a 19in Viewsonic VX912 is 100 quid cheaper at 280 - leaves you with a bit extra to spend on something nice. For gaming and general use, the vx912 is supposed to be excellent! (was gonna go for this before my 24in dell arrived)

[Taz]

Hyundai ImageQuest L90D+ is well under £350 now. Built for gaming. I watch TV and DVD's on mine and it's pretty good.

[Clstrphbc_donut]

Hyundai ImageQuest L90D+ is well under £350 now. Built for gaming. I watch TV and DVD's on mine and it's pretty good.

Well said. 8ms response also.

[bindo]

It's mainly for gaming, i've been looking round, the Dell Ultrasharp 2001FP looks really nice, what's their policy on dead pixels?
I've had a look at some of the new sony monitors, especailly the SDM-HS95P, i've found it for £410, is it worth the money?
I've got a radeon 9700 pro, would I have to upgrade that to get the best out of the sony? it's got a dvi connection on it.

Cheers guys

[nvening]

the Dell Ultrasharp 2001FP looks really nice, what's their policy on dead pixels?

Its about 5, but, you can send it back and get a replacement regardless within 7 days. All Dells monitors are cheaked before they are sent and the worst i have heard is a pixel that wont display true blue.