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Need more info.

budget?
size pref?
res?

There is no "good gaming monitor", you pay for what you get. In most cases buying an expensive product is going to get you a good product. Since you want a monitor, you probably mean in the 20-24" range. Prices you will find are going to vary from $100-$200 depending on size. You didn't exactly say what this monitor is going to be used for, but I would go with 1080p. Look the specs very closely also, they will make a big difference. Try websites like newegg, I have seen some AMAZING deals for monitors.

Here's a link to a monitor I found really quickly, check it out and look at the specs and prices.

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Hope this helped.

Xeno wrote Need more info.

budget?
size pref?
res?

Budget $250 20-30, Good Resolution for 360 gaming I guess?"........

I want to buy one in-store btw.

ASUS 23" 2 MS Respond time is the Best gaming monitor on the market and there pretty cheap around $200.

That's the type of monitor they use at MLG.

2MS are for gaming anything over would be like gaming on a t.v

mrgrowl wrote There is no "good gaming monitor", you pay for what you get. In most cases buying an expensive product is going to get you a good product. Since you want a monitor, you probably mean in the 20-24" range. Prices you will find are going to vary from $100-$200 depending on size. You didn't exactly say what this monitor is going to be used for, but I would go with 1080p. Look the specs very closely also, they will make a big difference. Try websites like newegg, I have seen some AMAZING deals for monitors.

Here's a link to a monitor I found really quickly, check it out and look at the specs and prices.

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Hope this helped.

That one is not good because it has a 5 MS respond rate if your looking fir a gaming monitor you need a 2MS one.

Rusty-Lobbies wrote

mrgrowl wrote There is no "good gaming monitor", you pay for what you get. In most cases buying an expensive product is going to get you a good product. Since you want a monitor, you probably mean in the 20-24" range. Prices you will find are going to vary from $100-$200 depending on size. You didn't exactly say what this monitor is going to be used for, but I would go with 1080p. Look the specs very closely also, they will make a big difference. Try websites like newegg, I have seen some AMAZING deals for monitors.

Here's a link to a monitor I found really quickly, check it out and look at the specs and prices.

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Hope this helped.

That one is not good because it has a 5 MS respond rate if your looking fir a gaming monitor you need a 2MS one.

Not true. The human eye can't detect refresh rates over 60 Hz. a 5 ms response time equates to 200 Hz. You can almost always ignore the response time unless you're dealing with IPS panels.

Here's a good monitor for the price. $150 after all rebates an it has a matte panel.

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ConnorKenway wrote I want to buy one in-store btw.

go to walmart you could probably find something for a decent price