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eviltediz43 wrote:Sup TR,
I've been looking for a nice 24", 1920x1200 monitor but I'm finding it tough. I need a monitor to play games, connect to my PC and 360, as well as provide accurate color reproduction for when I photoshop. It seemed to me that the dell 2008wfp would be perfect but I've seen more bad reviews than good, especially for gaming. Before I came across the dell I was looking at the ASUS MK241H but I can't really find any reviews on it. I wanted to ask you Gerbils what you would recommend for me?
SpotTheCat wrote:eviltediz43 wrote:Sup TR,
I've been looking for a nice 24", 1920x1200 monitor but I'm finding it tough. I need a monitor to play games, connect to my PC and 360, as well as provide accurate color reproduction for when I photoshop. It seemed to me that the dell 2008wfp would be perfect but I've seen more bad reviews than good, especially for gaming. Before I came across the dell I was looking at the ASUS MK241H but I can't really find any reviews on it. I wanted to ask you Gerbils what you would recommend for me?
The 2408WFP would be good if you can make sure you get the latest revision. What is your budget? There are some phenomenal pro-photoshop monitors if you can let go of twice as much.
SpotTheCat wrote:Yes, the Rev A01 (latest) fixes most if not all of the issues with the first one (A00). I suspect that you're more likely to get a Rev A01 direct from Dell than from an etailer. If you care to know, I bought mine directly from Dell for $580 after a 25% off coupon, post tax with free shipping, so try to find those coupons.The 2408WFP would be good if you can make sure you get the latest revision.
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