need suggestion/recommend 22inch monitor

[m4a1]

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Maayung gabii mga master. Ngayu nsad ko og advice ninyo para sa monitor. 22-26inch 1080p led/lcd, doesnt really matter to me whether led ba o lcd basta 1080p capable lang. Then 22in-23in lang preferably if it does greatly help reduce the price. Im hoping dli mu exceed og 8k lang unta mga master.

Question lang pod regarding sa display:
Im quite sure most of u have already heard this, when it comes to TVs dba, we kinda opt for larger screens and muingon sad cla nga for you to fully benefit and enjoy wat 1080p can give u should have at least 42in screen. Screens smaller than 40in dli nlng mag 1080p. Pero when it comes to desktop monitors, mangita man ta og 1080p mski gagmay ang screens sa monitor? Duna ba gyapn diperensya sa 1080p mski 22-23in lang ang screen or mas maau pa dli nlng mag full hd monitor kung ingon ana ra diay kagamya ang screen?

[jimmy128]

Hi Bro, there is a really affordable 22" LED from BenQ. GW2250 it costs about 6,600 last i checked. Available ni siya sa Insotec or Gaisano Interpace. I did an unboxing of the monitor on my youtube channel and my brother is currently using it. Nindot pud siya for the price

[Sempron Guy]

@jimmy

I currently have the GW2250 and so far I'm not impressed, I notice ghosting during gaming dili lang sa fps even rpgs. Crysis 2 for instance naay murag outline gakabilin outside sa figure everytime I move around. Sa torchlight 2 naay ghosting pud. Though I admit nindot iya color keysa sa mga previous TN panel na ako nagamit. Haven't calibrated it yet though since gabii pa nako gi plug. Unsay settings nimo bro?

[lloyd_joy]

if naa ni dha, look aning AOC I2067F... 20" lang ni sya hinoon... then kani ang swak sa imohang gipangita for a 22"... AOC I2267FwH/BG... just to benchmark on the prices diri converted to php... I2067F cost 5.9K php approx... and the I2267FwH/BG cost 7.7K php approx... both are IPS panels & LED backlit... design & spec wise, very nice...

[m4a1]

Ok ba ang asus na monitors nga master? Im considering Asus vh228t ug vs2394 sa akong options. 21.5inch and 23inch respectively. Swak rasad unta ning first kay tag 6.5k ra pero wala cya hdmi only dvi. Ang second is 8k+ nman but naa cya hdmi slot.

@jimmy
Ang akoang nakita na benq kay GL2055a 20in then naa pod 27 in. Il chek the site again hehe.

@lloyd
Daghan ko nanotice mga Aoc sa site bro, dghan sad mga barato. Mas gwapo diay kung ips? Nabantayan nako sa specs mas taas bya ug response time ang ips. Naay tig 14ms. But i dnt knw if that rily matters or not hehe.

Edit: naa diay gw2250 benq. 1080p but wala sad cya hdmi slot same sa asus vh228t.

[lloyd_joy]

^ bro, IPS is the latest mass produced panel technology in monitors either PC, TV or both applications. it is preferred compared to the TN panels... for the backlighting, LED is still the preferred technology as of today...

allow me to "cut & paste" this info from Wikipedia...

Advantages
IPS panels display consistent and accurate color from all viewing angles.
Unlike TN LCDs, IPS panels do not lighten or show tailing when touched. This is important for touchscreen devices, such as smartphones and tablets.[6]
IPS panels can process high speed signals without data loss by using copper wiring with low resistance values.
IPS Panels offer clear images and stable response time.[6]
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Disadvantages
IPS panels have slower response times and are therefore more prone to the ghosting effect.
IPS panels require up to 15% more power consumption than TN displays.
Footage from older videos often appears grainy when displayed on an IPS panel.[citation needed]



for the response time sa PC monitor... 5 msec or less is preferred... this is the usual response time for a PC monitor... but for a TV/PC monitor, some would have greater value than 5 msec... this is not ideal for gaming...

[jimmy128]

@jimmy

I currently have the GW2250 and so far I'm not impressed, I notice ghosting during gaming dili lang sa fps even rpgs. Crysis 2 for instance naay murag outline gakabilin outside sa figure everytime I move around. Sa torchlight 2 naay ghosting pud. Though I admit nindot iya color keysa sa mga previous TN panel na ako nagamit. Haven't calibrated it yet though since gabii pa nako gi plug. Unsay settings nimo bro?

yeah i consider it more of an entry level LED because its really cheap.. I have one but I mainly use it for monitoring FB, my live stream control panel and ect... but thanks for the feed back. this will definitely help the thread starter with his choice

[Sempron Guy]

yeah i consider it more of an entry level LED because its really cheap.. I have one but I mainly use it for monitoring FB, my live stream control panel and ect... but thanks for the feed back. this will definitely help the thread starter with his choice

After numerous tweaking last night, I was able to resolve the somewhat ugly image during gaming. I set the AMA option from premium to high. Torchlight now looks much better, same goes with movies. I though the premium setting should suppose to fix the ghosting issue as what the review sites suggested but it only made it worse in my case.

Now enjoying the monitor and for the price, it's quite a steal. The blacks are waaay better than TN panels btw.

[jimmy128]

After numerous tweaking last night, I was able to resolve the somewhat ugly image during gaming. I set the AMA option from premium to high. Torchlight now looks much better, same goes with movies. I though the premium setting should suppose to fix the ghosting issue as what the review sites suggested but it only made it worse in my case.

Now enjoying the monitor and for the price, it's quite a steal. The blacks are waaay better than TN panels btw.

ayay nindot ni nga info dahhh.. buhaton pud ni nako xD salamat bro!

[Ferrari 430 Scuderia]

try samsung led bai barato ra wide kaayo ang screen!