> > Unfortunately, quality S-PVA, P-MVA, or S-IPS displays that provide a > low > > response time (and are therefore good for gaming) are generally > expensive. I > > would suggest buying a display locally, if possible, so you can > exercise the > > return policy if it doesn't suit you. My brother, an avid gamer, has > a 20.1" > > 4:3 ViewSonic VP2030B that he loves. It sports a P-MVA panel and an > 8ms > > response time. It, however, will probably run you another $100. > > > Me again... newegg searches on p-mva and the like turned up nothing... > > Let me ask, 8ms - would I see ghosting? How do I find P-MVA lcd's? How > can you determine the panel itself? > > --
It's difficult to group by panel type. The best way to find out is to check a model at http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/ You might take a look at the Dell 2407WFP. It's a 24" WS S-PVA rated at 6ms...and offers a very nice 1920x1200 resolution. I have the 2405FPW predecessor...and love it. Greg
