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Monitor recommendations around $130?

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feralhound feralhound NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
So, I’m facing a bit of a dilemma—actually, let's call it a trilemma, if we're being honest...

or maybe

since I haven't really been keeping up with any of the tech news lately, which one of these would you guys suggest, and honestly, are these LED monitors actually any better than the old-school LCD ones?
Andrew Miller102 Andrew Miller102 Active Member
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feralhound said:So here is my dilemma—though calling it a trilemma might be more accurate...

or

Since I haven't really kept up with computer hardware lately, which of these would you suggest, and is there actually any real advantage to getting an LED monitor over a standard LCD?

The AOC model is definitely your best bet here, especially considering it comes with a three-year warranty, whereas the Dell or General Electric models only offer two years.☕😉
Joshua Garcia3 Joshua Garcia3 Active Member
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feralhound said:So here's my dilemma—well, maybe a trilemma...

Since I haven't really kept up with computer hardware lately, which of these would you suggest? And are LED monitors actually better than the old-school LCDs?

Yeah, they're better.
I’ve got an AOC 19" LCD monitor at the office that we picked up about five years ago. It’s definitely not a beauty—the max resolution is pretty mediocre—but I guess it still works just fine. 😁
Henry King94 Henry King94 Newcomer
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feralhound said:Since I haven't really kept up with computer hardware lately—which of these would you recommend? And are LED monitors actually an upgrade over standard LCDs?

Of course they're better. Less heat, lower power draw, superior image quality—plus they're easier on the eyes. Isn't almost every new technology an improvement? 🙂If you have the cash for an LED, go for it—it's a no-brainer.

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