I don't know that I will be getting 120 Hz refresh rates in this price range, but does this monitor have a pretty good one?Īnd of course if anyone has a recommended monitor in my price range feel free to mention it.Learn more about the ASUS VN248H-P Model BrandĮnergy Star, BSMI, CB, CCC, CE, C-Tick, CU, EPEAT (Gold) by region, FCC, Gost-R, RoHS, Taiwan Green Mark, TCO6.0, UL/cUL, VCCI, WEEE, WHQL (Windows 8, Windows 7)Ģ3. I don't really know much about the difference in matte vs glossy screens just that the glossy screens tend to look better but have bad reflections from light (wouldn't matter much to be as I'm in my basement man cave). Would be good to know if anyone has one or knows this. C ASUS VS247 LCD Monitor 23.6 LED Backlite Full HD VGA DVI HDMI SPLENDID. ASUS VS248H-P 24' Full HD 1920x1080 2ms HDMI DVI VGA Back-lit LED Monitor No signal received, according to the monitor Try increasing it if necessary Try increasing it if necessary. PB278Q, PB278, ASUS, PB278Q, PB278, Monitor, TN LCD. Current Price 1 computer, its VGA port can be connected to a primary or secondary VGA monitor 16:9,2ms,VGA,DVI,HDMI Random Steam Key. Looking at the ASUS website, I've found out the ASUS VS248H-P is a "contrast of gloss black and mat texture" but I don't know if that means the screen or the bezel. HDMI 1.4,DisplayPort 1.2,VGA,Other,USB 3.0, Audio-out, None, None. ASUS VN248H-P 24 (Actual size 23.8) Full HD 1920 x 1080 VGA, 2x HDMI MHL Compatible Built-in Speakers Super Narrow Frame Design LED Backlit IPS Monitor. I've heard it had some issues with ghosting, but turning down the Trace got rid of them. Ive attached a screenshot of my current Desktop Video settings. Im running version 9.7.7 of Desktop Video on an early 09 8 core mac pro with a Quadro 4000. I would like to be able to output 1080p 23.976 to the ASUS via HDMI. My question is if anyone has one, does it work well for gaming? Decklink Mini Monitor - HDMI monitor 'out of range' Tue 5:54 am. The ASUS VS248H-P seems to be the best bet. I've been all around the ballcourt from Viewsonic, to Dell, and finally to ASUS. Planning on buying a GTX 680 4G FTW so I would like to have DVI and HDMI. I'm looking for a good monitor for around $200 for a Surround triple monitor setup (Gaming).
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