Your thoughts on this monitor

[DieFledermaus]

Re: Your thoughts on this monitor

Yeah but Samsung is a hefty price if you want to watch TV and do work while on a computer. Id buy one but right now im saving for a X-FI sound card.

[imported_Mutrino]

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Ha! They look like a pile of crap. I want a sweet looking monitor. So NO

:laugh: Thats allright, we all have our own taste, I dont particulary care what a monitor looks like as long as the image is good and the 1905FP does have a very clear picture. I have a LCD TV so I have no need to be watching TV on my computer monitor. Enjoy your new monitor :)

[Jackass]

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I have a 19" Acer 12ms monitor and have never noticed any ghosting. That is really expensive for a monitor, but IMO the monitor is one of the most visible parts of your system and you should buy one that you like the looks of.

The Samsung 8ms monitors are probably the best value for the money and look nice too. In my opinion.

I agree with you, but 12ms is more than enough and I love a really sweet looking monitor. :)

[ffej-bone]

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I got a 17" Samsung 710N a year ago, and just love it. I wouldn't get a monitor that was above 15ms refresh, and the Samsung quality is just great. I got mine from newegg, and got it without any dead pixels (which as a slight concern), and I still don't have any :) *knock on wood*

[imported_mn9500]

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is 16ms a bad response time, i dont notice anything.

[Oxy]

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is 16ms a bad response time, i dont notice anything.

Yes I am also wondering this. I'm looking at getting a 24" widescreen monitor but it's 16ms

[Papi4baby]

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It all depends on teh quality, some manufactures will acvertise 16ms but is really not 16 more like 25 or more, if it is a true 16ms it should be ok, i seen a samsung with 25 and it had alot of ghosting, mine says it has twelve and i see none, best bet if to go to www.tomshardware.com under monitors and they have some shootouts with lcds and they test the response time. check it out.