What are the monitor diagonals? What monitor size is suitable for work and home. How to choose a monitor for your computer

This article is intended for those who love and play games - and are looking to buy an appropriate monitor. Well, or at least dreams of doing it.

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A gaming monitor is needed, as you might guess, to enjoy video games. In this capacity, it is not the accuracy of the shade transfer that is important, but the smoothness of frame changes and response time. If before this day you thought that monitors differ from each other only in design, size and color richness, today your world will turn upside down.

Below we will analyze the parameters that you should pay attention to when choosing, and also consider specific examples.

Screen diagonal and aspect ratio

Diagonal is the distance between the top and bottom opposite corners of the screen. Bigger is better, but remember: with an increase in diagonal, the quality of the picture decreases with the same resolution. For FullHD, the optimal range is from 23 to 25 inches. For larger sizes, other resolutions exist.

Why is it falling? I love hefty monitors. My friend has the same one!

Remember the phones of the mid-2000s? The inclined surfaces on their screens were drawn as a “ladder”, and the image broke up into separate “grains”. By purchasing a large monitor with a low resolution you will get approximately the same effect.

Ratio is the mathematical ratio of width to height. The standard today is the 16:9 format. In addition to it, there are 4:3 (the good old square), 16:10 (the predecessor of 16:9), as well as the new 21:9 (for fans of panoramic views).

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Modern gaming monitors are usually produced in three resolutions: FullHD (1920 by 1080 pixels), 2K (2560 by 1440 pixels) and 4K (3840 by 2560 pixels). The numbers in brackets are for 16:9 format only. If you want a monitor of non-standard sizes, you will see a different picture. For example, for a 21:9 loophole, the native resolution may be 5120 by 2160 pixels. And yes, it's 4K too.

I'm confused! What to look at, what to buy?

For a weak machine FullHD, for a fast one - 2K, for a sophisticated one - 4K. This article does not include the latest monitors, but the selection principle is exactly the same.

Matrix type

In the material on choosing a laptop for working with graphics, we have already examined the advantages and disadvantages of various matrices. The only difference is that this time the emphasis is not on the correct transmission of shades, but on response time.

TN (aka TN+film) is the oldest technology on the market. A simple, cheap matrix with average color rendition and low clarity. The latest models have acceptable viewing angles and excellent response times.

VA (PVA, SVA, WVA) is a more modern option. Good viewing angles, good color rendition. The shades are very dependent on your position in front of the screen, and the details of the picture in the shadows are drawn so-so.

PLS - good viewing angles, good colors, average response time.

IPS (AH-IPS, e-IPS, H-IPS, P-IPS, S-IPS) are the best displays on the market. Excellent color rendition, largest viewing angles without color distortion. The response time, however, is slightly lower than that of TN.

Vertical Frequency

Recently, 60 hertz has ceased to be an axiom for monitors. There are models on the market with 30, 144 and even 200 Hz. The higher the refresh rate, the smoother and more “alive” the picture appears. Therefore, monitors with a frequency of 30 hertz can be immediately excluded.

My computer's hardware will never allow the use of more than 60 hertz. Why do you need an expensive monitor?

Yes, the frame rate in a video game (fps) and the vertical scanning frequency are related things. But a conventional 30 fps will look better on a monitor with a frequency of 144 Hz than on a similar one with a standard 60. A fast matrix will smooth out the gaps between frames.

Additional technologies

We are talking about G-Sync and FreeSync. Both are aimed at increasing the smoothness of the picture and, in particular, help get rid of horizontal stripes on the screen in video games. This is a more efficient and expensive replacement for the Vsync option.

The first technology belongs to NVIDIA, the second - AMD. In theory, the second is better: it is cheaper, works with a huge range of frequencies and does not affect performance. In practice, a monitor with any of them on board is worthy of close attention.

Examples and prices

Let's move on to practice. The monitors listed below should not necessarily be considered your only option for purchase. They serve rather as a guide and a clear example.

Lowest price range (up to 7 thousand rubles)

You should not buy a new monitor with a refresh rate of 60 Hz and a TN+Film matrix. True, it's not necessary. When “there is no money, but I want to play right now,” it is wiser to buy a used one at a flea market for a thousand or two rubles. And then save some money and take something that will last you for many years.

Low price range (up to 10 thousand rubles)

A good workhorse. Such a monitor will not have synchronization technologies and an ultra-fast matrix, but it will delight you with the correct colors, excellent viewing angles and normal response time.

LG 24MP58D-P- An excellent monitor for the money. There is an IPS matrix, a good response time, and, most importantly, 75 Hz vertical scan. The resolution, of course, is FullHD, but for such sizes it is normal. Price - about 9 thousand rubles.

Acer G246HYLbd- about the same thing, but in a different wrapper. The E-IPS matrix is ​​a little slower (6 vs 5 ms), that's all the differences. Price - about 9 thousand rubles.

Average price range (up to 20 thousand rubles)

There are more interesting monitors here. Curved screens, G-Sync and FreeSync can all be found here. It’s far from ideal, but if you want “something like that,” then take a closer look.

Samsung C24F390FHI- medium-sized FullHD on a VA matrix, the distinctive features of which are a curved screen and FreeSync from AMD. The former will enhance immersion, while the latter will overcome the shortcomings of outdated V-sync. Price - about 10 thousand rubles.

LG 29UM69G-B— An interesting monitor with an aspect ratio of 21:9. Although its wide format will be useful, for example, for artists, it was clearly created for games: AMD FreeSync and an IPS matrix with a 75 Hz vertical scan frequency speak for themselves. The resolution is almost FullHD - 2560 by 1080 pixels. Price - about 18 thousand rubles.

High price range (up to 40 thousand rubles)

Heavy artillery. 4K, a full range of technologies, ultra-fast matrices, high response times and aggressive design. However, this is not the limit: for this money, the buyer will have to choose between a high-quality matrix, high frequency and resolution.

Dell S2417DG- this monitor has modest dimensions, but it boasts a fast response time, NVIDIA G-SYNC, a huge - 165 Hz - frequency and 2K resolution. The latter, together with the small size, will give a feeling of “naturalness” of the image. Of course, if the colors don’t let you down, the matrix is ​​still TN. Price - about 38 thousand rubles.

Acer XG270HUomidpx- for those who would like a Dell S2417DG, but do not agree to exchange money for a medium diagonal. In technical terms, everything is similar: TN, 2K and 144 Hz. The viewing angles are also decent, so it’s just right for gaming. Price - about 32 thousand rubles.

Highest price range (up to 150 thousand rubles)

The very best monitors. No compromises and only new technologies. The prices, however, are also quite high.

ASUS PG348Q— the intricate design immediately hints: everything possible was crammed into this monitor. Starting with the format (21:9) and ending with an excellent IPS matrix. In addition, the panel operates at 100 Hz, and there is an NVIDIA G-SYNC chip inside the case. 2K resolution - 3440 by 1440 pixels. Price - about 113 thousand rubles.

The TN+film matrix is ​​a necessary evil.

A large diagonal is good, but don't forget about the resolution.

For average money you will not get speed, size and color at the same time.

More than 60 Hz will add smoothness to the picture in any case.

The required minimum costs no less than 8 thousand rubles (but not much more).

Due to numerous requests that poured in after the publication of the article about choosing a mouse, I’ll tell you today how to choose a monitor for computer.

From this article you will learn what you first need to pay attention to in the technical characteristics of a monitor, what types of matrices and backlights exist, what is the best monitor resolution to choose, at what distance is it optimal to install it, what kind of “legs” are there for monitors and how to free up work space on the table, “nailing” the monitor to the wall.

I will describe to you the selection of available monitors, for ordinary users, which are suitable for most daily tasks, and not for professional ones and at exorbitant prices.

Monitor selection- a very important undertaking and should not be trusted to idiot consultants in stores. The vast majority of them have absolutely no idea what they are selling. I personally love driving them into a state of deep stupor by dumping on them all the baggage of my knowledge about their product.

Read this rather long article and store owners will beg you to work in their monitor department.

I'll probably start with what matters when choosing a monitor... its size.

Which monitor diagonal to choose

Whatever your friends and acquaintances tell you, who still use ancient 17-inch monitors, the truth in this matter is ironclad - the larger the size, the better!

True, I think that for a computer monitor you still need to limit yourself to 30 inches. Otherwise, you will simply have a sore neck from constantly moving your head from one edge of the screen to the other, or you will have to sit 1.5 meters from the monitor. And I'm not kidding, it's true!

A bigger screen is better in every way. Starting from the appearance and the effect of “Wow!” everyone who sees your brand new monitor measuring 27 or even 30 inches, ending with the ability to display more information on the screen and super-comfortable watching movies.

Our youngest son (two are already adults and live separately) has a computer with a monitor of only 23.6 inches - so when he goes to school, my wife and I almost fight for this workplace!

First conclusion- don’t listen to anyone, if possible, choose a larger monitor diagonal and you won’t regret it, I assure you.

As you already understand, the monitor size is usually calculated in inches and diagonally...

1 inch = 2.54 centimeters

What is the optimal distance to the monitor?

With a large monitor, it is very important to maintain the correct distance to it. It is generally accepted that the optimal distance to the screen is based on the formula - diagonal multiplied by a factor of 1 or 1.5

I’ll explain it “on the fingers”. Let's say the diagonal is 27 inches, convert it to centimeters: 27 x 2.54 = 68.58 cm. Now we multiply by 1 and 1.5, we get the optimal distance to the monitor with such a diagonal from 69 cm to 103 cm.

Having positioned the screen at a distance that is safe for health, you can use standard operating system tools to set the scaling of fonts, labels, and so on, so as not to tire your eyes peering at these elements.

Screen resolution and aspect ratio

It's very simple. Screen resolution is a value that determines the number of pixels per unit area.

If you look very closely and carefully at the image on the monitor, you can see the following picture...

The picture is formed from such points. So, the more such points the monitor can display, the better and clearer the image.

Liquid crystal (LCD) monitors have already replaced the old devices with a CRT tube everywhere. However, LCD monitors are improving over time, but sometimes old models with CCFL backlight and new LED monitors with a modern matrix are still on store shelves.

Ratings of the best monitors of 2017

For those who do not want to go into technical details, we have prepared lists of monitors that make sense to pay attention to first. These lists are compiled based on user surveys, as the most objective criterion. But we recommend that you still read the article and make your choice consciously, based on the characteristics of the device you need, forming your own opinion.

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Different types of backlight

In a nutshell, the way an LCD monitor works is that “moving crystals” open and close colorful filters that need to be illuminated. Previously, fluorescent lamps (CCFL) were responsible for this, but today the vast majority of models use light-emitting diode (LED) backlighting.

To be honest, this criterion can hardly be taken into account when choosing a monitor today, since old CCFL monitors no longer make up more than 1% of those available for sale, and even then, you can probably only buy them in exotic online stores. Although it should be noted that there is no difference in picture quality between LED and CCFL monitors. The latter only consume more energy and their screen thickness is also greater.

Matrix type is the most important criterion when choosing a monitor

There are three main types of matrices on the market today: TN, IPS and VA. The first type, TN, is the most widespread, has quite significant disadvantages, but is also inexpensive. The weaknesses of TN matrices include low contrast, poor color rendering and small viewing angles. But there are also advantages - short response time and low cost.

A less common, but also quite popular type of matrix is ​​IPS. The main difference between monitors with an IPS matrix is ​​the highest quality. IPS outperforms TN in all respects: IPS has better color reproduction, contrast, and wider viewing angles. Previously, the situation was worse only with response time: in early models it was significantly longer than in TN matrices. However, this problem was also solved, albeit at the cost of increasing the cost.

In general, it should be noted that IPS matrices are the most expensive of all those on the market. Also, when choosing, keep in mind that IPS themselves also have a significant number of different types. Thus, S-IPS and AS-IPS today can no longer be found not only in stores, but also in the offices of budgetary institutions. They began production in 1998; they were expensive, but at the same time they had a long response time and low contrast.

H-IPS matrices appeared in 2006, E-IPS in 2009, and P-IPS in 2010. These are already really high quality models. Thus, monitors with an E-IPS matrix, for example, differ slightly in price from devices with a TN matrix, but outperform the latter in quality, which is why such monitors are also on sale today.

PLS is another type of IPS, which is a proprietary development of Samsung in 2010. AH-IPS is also a modern modification of IPS from the same company. If you are confused about these varieties, then just buy the latest model monitor with an IPS matrix. They are unlikely to install matrices of old types.

If you want to choose a “medium” option with a good, but not too expensive matrix, then a monitor with a VA matrix may be your best choice. More often on store shelves you can find a more advanced variety - MVA, as well as PVA. They are completely identical, the only difference is that the first type is developed by Fujitsu, and the second by Samsung.

There are also newer and more advanced VA matrices - S-PVA, S-MVA, P-MVA, A-MVA. In terms of characteristics and cost, they have almost caught up with expensive IPS matrices. If you need a budget option for a VA matrix, then the C-PVA type is probably suitable, its quality is superior to TN, and the cost is similar to the latter.

Rating of the best monitors with ISP matrix

If you understand the advantages of such a monitor, then perhaps you will find the list of models with an IPS matrix, compiled based on user opinions, useful

Display size

Monitors with diagonals, for example, 19 and 21 inches, are almost identical in price; in this case, the question of choice disappears. But remember that the monitor is usually right in front of the user's eyes, so reading, typing and surfing the Internet while looking at a huge screen will be uncomfortable. This is not a TV, where its size plays a decisive role. A screen with a diagonal of 21-23 inches is considered optimal for a monitor.

Screen resolution

The higher the monitor screen resolution, the better. This is HD 720p (1366 x 768), as well as Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080). However, it is important to remember the following. Firstly, it is undesirable to change the resolution specified in the design of the LCD monitor, as this distorts the image. Secondly, the higher the resolution, the smaller the elements on your desktop will be. Therefore, there is no point in buying a 19-inch monitor with Full HD resolution, since working on it will be very tiring for the eyes.

Aspect Ratio

The last thing to note is the aspect ratio of the display. Today, widescreen screens with a 16:9 ratio are almost the norm. This is very convenient for watching movies, but for Internet surfing, and even more so for working in text editors, this ratio only gets in the way. It is better to work with texts and graphics on “square” monitors with an aspect ratio of 5:4, 4:3, but it is extremely rare to find them on sale anymore. Now these are rather professional models for architects and designers.

You can buy the most powerful PC components, install them in the most unusual and beautiful case, but the vast majority of the time spent at the computer, you will not be looking at them, but at the monitor screen.

Therefore, when assembling a system, this device should be given no less attention than, for example, choosing a video card, because a good gaming monitor will give you a much more vivid video game experience compared to a regular “office” model.

Basic criteria for choosing a monitor for gaming

• Matrix type. As of 2018, there are three main types of matrices on the market: TN+film, IPS, MVA/PVA. Each of them has its own advantages and disadvantages: for example, TN+film can boast of being cheap and has a low response time, but at the same time it has poor color rendition, weak contrast and small viewing angles. IPS and MVA/PVA compare favorably with their competitors, but are also more expensive. But we still recommend not saving and bypassing TN+film, or paying attention to expensive TN matrices, in which the above disadvantages are minimized.

• Response time. A value that characterizes the speed of image playback in the monitor, and is measured in milliseconds. The lower the value, the better: for ordinary gamers, 3-5 ms is optimal, for e-sportsmen – 1-2 ms.
• Diagonal size. The times when 17-19-inch displays seemed large are long gone. Now 24 inches is the minimum screen diagonal size for a monitor, and more and more often users are opting for 27-32-inch models.

• Display resolution. Here, FullHD is currently considered the minimum - 1920x1080 pixels, and options with resolutions of 2560x1440 and 3840x2160 are rapidly gaining popularity. But it is worth noting several nuances: firstly, the higher the resolution, the more powerful the video card is required to ensure comfortable gaming performance, and secondly, for a large diagonal, high resolution is desirable - the pixel density on a 32-inch FullHD screen leaves much to be desired, from - why the image loses clarity.

• Availability of ports. DVI, DP, HDMI is desirable. If the monitor is equipped only with a VGA port, it is better not to take it: Nvidia video cards of the 10xx series and higher do not support analog interfaces, so you will also have to buy adapters for them.
• Sweep frequency. A parameter that is responsible for the refresh rate of the image on the screen. The most common frequency is 60Hz, but there are also 144Hz gaming monitors that make fast-moving scenes in games and movies smoother, and can even provide some benefits in video games where responsiveness is important, such as e-sports shooters.

• Brightness and contrast. The first parameter characterizes the backlight power, the second - the ratio of the brightest and darkest points on the monitor. In order not to go into too much detail, we note that for a good monitor, the optimal brightness values ​​are from 250 cd/sq.m, contrast values ​​are from 1000:1.
• Nvidia G-Sync/AMD FreeSync. Adaptive image scanning technologies from Nvidia and AMD. They synchronize the scanning frequency of the screen and the frame rendering rate of the video card, providing a smooth picture without jerks, artifacts and tears. The best gaming monitors usually come with support for one of the technologies. When choosing, be sure to consider your video card manufacturer: Nvidia will not work with FreeSync, and vice versa.

• Additional options that may interest you:

• A curved display is a monitor with a curved screen that seems to “envelop” the viewer’s gaze. This option goes especially well with Ultrawide monitors, which have an aspect ratio of 21:9.
• Adjustable stand – a stand that allows you to adjust the height and tilt of the display, as well as rotate it into portrait mode, which is convenient, for example, for reading.
• The presence of speakers/USB ports is a completely optional option, needed by a vanishingly small proportion of users.
• HDR – support for high dynamic range technology. With it, the image really transforms: the picture becomes more contrasty, and the colors become very deep and rich. But it is worth noting that this technology is still imperfect and has several competing formats that may not be supported by this or that HDR content. At the moment, in terms of gaming, only PS4 and Xbox One consoles can boast of stable HDR support.
• Design – monitors of various shapes and colors are now available on the market: frameless, curved, backlit and other attractive features. But you should pay attention to these features last, giving preference not to a bright wrapper, but to functionality and practicality.

It should be noted that the above criteria may not be combined in one device model, so you may have to make a monitor choice by deciding which option is more important - 4K resolution, 144 Hz frequency or HDR support.

Five good monitors

Let's move on from theory to practice: we have compiled a small top monitors from which you can choose a suitable device for home use.

BenQ GW2480

A budget model that will be enough for an undemanding gamer. The minimum required here is: a 24-inch diagonal with FullHD resolution, an IPS matrix, modern connectors for connecting to a video card, a scanning frequency of 75 Hz, flicker-free backlighting, a response of 5 ms, and even built-in speakers and a light sensor that allows you to automatically adjust the brightness of the image. All this is complemented by a frameless design.

DELL S2718HN

27-inch monitor with FullHD resolution, IPS matrix, 6 ms response and 75 Hz frequency. Among the features, it is worth highlighting support for HDR and FreeSync technologies. Lovers of beauty will definitely like the frameless design and stylish stand.

LG 34UM69G

An Ultrawide gaming monitor with a 21:9 aspect ratio, thanks to which black bars at the top and bottom disappear in movies, and in games, much more image is displayed on the screen compared to conventional 16:9 monitors. Other characteristics: 34-inch diagonal, resolution 2560x1080 pixels, IPS matrix, frequency 75 Hz, FreeSync support, additional Type-C connector, stereo speakers.

ASUS ROG Swift PG258Q

24.5-inch model with TN matrix, 1920x1080 resolution, 240 Hz refresh rate, 1 ms response time, 3D and G-Sync support, as well as an outstanding design with a stylish backlit stand. The impressive refresh rate ensures exceptionally smooth images even in the most dynamic shooters, making this monitor perfect for serious eSports enthusiasts.

An important device in any computer is the monitor, because the quality of the picture, and therefore your comfort while working or playing on the computer, depends on it. Monitors differ from each other in many ways, so today we will tell you how to choose the right monitor for your computer.

What criteria should you use to choose a monitor for your computer?

Screen size. When purchasing, first of all pay attention to the size of the monitor screen. It is measured in inches (1 inch = 2.54 centimeters). On a large screen it is much more convenient to watch movies, play games, work with windows, etc. However, large monitors require more power from the video card, in particular, if the computer is an old model and the monitor has a diagonal of 24 inches, slight stuttering is possible. Small monitors are good because their price tag is much lower, so to save your budget you can choose an 18 or 19 inch monitor. For desperate gamers or those who like to watch movies on a computer, we recommend paying attention to 27-inch monitors.

Widescreen monitor. If previously the market was dominated by monitors with a 4:3 format, now widescreen monitors with an aspect ratio of 16:9 or 16:10 are very popular. The fact is that most modern films and games are released in exactly this format - narrow and wide. If your monitor is not like this, then, most likely, watching new games or films will not be interesting at all, because the picture will be small, which is completely unacceptable.

Maximum screen resolution. Do you want the picture on the screen to be as clear as possible?! Then choose monitors with an extension of 1920x1080 pixels. Screen resolution is the total number of dots (pixels) vertically and horizontally. The more of these points there are, the better. In addition, on such computer monitors you can place several open windows at once. For example, on a monitor with an extension of 2560x1440, 4 windows will perfectly fit, which will not interfere with each other, and they can be used freely. Widescreen monitors often have resolutions of 1366x768, 1920x1080 and 2560x1440.

LED backlight. Old-style monitors have built-in cold cathode fluorescent lamps, which provide backlighting in the monitor (in the technical data, this item is abbreviated CCFL). New monitors, as a rule, use a new technology - LED backlighting, which is also called LED backlighting. Thanks to it, the color rendition of the screen improves, and energy consumption, on the contrary, decreases. The only thing that is unpleasant about this technology is that LED monitors cost a little more than regular monitors (with CCFL technology).

Type of LCD matrix. All LCD monitors are manufactured using the same technology - TFT (stands for Thin Film Transistor), however, LCD matrices also have their own additional types of technology by which they are manufactured. Depending on this, they are divided into the following types:

• TFTIPS(versions: TFT S-IPS, TFT H-IPS, TFT UH-IPS, TFT E-IPS, TFT P-IPS). The advantages of these matrices include excellent color reproduction, wide viewing angles and correct black color. The disadvantage is the long response time (which is not suitable for gamers and movie buffs) and, of course, an inflated price. These monitors are suitable for working with graphics.


• TFT MVA(other versions: TFT PVA, TFT S-PVA). The advantages and disadvantages are the same as those of TFT IPS, except that this type of matrix also has good contrast.


• TFT TN(Twisted Nematic). This technology is one of the very first, and therefore one of the oldest. However, it is still in great demand among consumers due to its low price and short response time (important for dynamic pictures - games and films). There are a lot of shortcomings, ranging from poor contrast or color to such a disadvantage as the appearance of “dead pixels”.

HDMI input. The HDMI interface is one of the most popular today, because, firstly, it is universal, and secondly, it is capable of transmitting video and sound in digital format. Accordingly, a monitor connected to a computer via HDMI is capable of transmitting images in much better quality than via VGA.

DVI input. The DVI interface is also capable of transmitting video signals in digital format, but without an audio signal. This connection is recommended for use on monitors with screen resolutions greater than 19 inches (since it is on them that a significant difference can be seen).

Support 3D. Monitors with 3D support are capable of displaying three-dimensional graphics, because today a lot of new films and games are released in this format. Do you want to feel like you are in virtual reality?! Then choose monitors with 3D!

Which monitor to choose for a designer

DELL U2711

• huge screen diagonal - 27 inches.


• high quality LCD matrix TFT H-IPS;


• maximum screen resolution 2560x1440;


• widescreen monitor 16:9;


• connection options: VGA, DVI, HDMI and DisplayPort;


• screen brightness: 350 cd/m2;


• contrast ratio 1000:1;


• monitor response time is 6 ms;


• price ~650 dollars.

Which monitor to choose for gaming

Samsung S23B350H

• monitor diagonal 23 inches;


• type of installed matrix TFT TN;


• screen resolution 1920x1080;


• 16:9 format;



• connection options: VGA and HDMI;


• monitor brightness: 250 cd/m2;


• screen contrast 1000:1;


• response time 2 ms;


• viewing angle 170°/160°;


• price ~200 dollars.

How to choose a good monitor for your home

LG M2482D

• impressive 24-inch diagonal screen;


• very high quality type of TFT MVA monitor matrix;


• maximum screen resolution 1920x1080 pixels;


• widescreen model (16:9);


• presence of LED backlight;


• connection options: HDMI x2, VGA, composite input, component input, SCART;


• screen brightness 250 cd/m2;


• monitor response time 5 ms;


• viewing angle: 178°/178°;


• built-in TV tuner (works great with digital television);


• built-in stereo speakers;


• price ~350 dollars.

Which inexpensive monitor to choose in 2012

Samsung S19B220B

• the monitor has a monitor diagonal of 18.5 inches;


• maximum resolution: 1366x768;


• widescreen model: 16:9;


• LED backlight (LED backlight);


• two monitor connection options: VGA and DVI;


• screen contrast 1000:1;


• The response time is quite decent: 5 ms;


• price ~100 dollars.

If you do not know how to properly connect or assemble the purchased monitor, then we recommend that you use the help of our specialists. They will help you not only correctly connect or assemble the monitor, but will also install the latest drivers, thanks to which the monitor will work flawlessly.