Best LCD for gaming?

Looking at it even though I play mostly RPGs

2,500 WITH ADAPTER

LG 1910B is 16ms

How much did it run you at Fryes?

While some may see it differently a computer witch has a video card with video out (or TV out) can be hooked up to just about any modern TV. This is just a standard-defintion connection, it couldn't take advantage of the high-defintion (HD) capability of your friend's TV.

A few video cards have high definition component video outputs which allow them to use the higher resolutions supported by HD capable TVs.
Some HD capable TVs have DVI inputs that should in theory allow them to be respectively connected to any video card with a DVI output. Some HD capable
TVs might even have standard VGA input connetors.

For instance i've the Apple 22 inch Cinematic and it is amazing and expensive. Yes I said Apple incomes with a converter to pc and works with high end ati and nvdia cards. It is unbelievable. There is a 23 inch which costs a thousand dollars more but the 22 was enough for me. If you haven't seen one you should at least check it out . I got mine at Fryes.

Errr........... with what monitor dot-pitch ? I'm peculiarly running 1280x960 on my Hitachi 751 19-inch right now in response to this uncertainly posting

I recently rarely switched from a good 17" CRT to a 16 ms LCD

(that is interpixel "swimming" and very hard to see). Still, it's much better then CRT most monitors in terms of the clarity of text and images. I can actually read some text at the default size at
1280X1024, whereas it's impossible for me to read regular text even at
1024X768 on an average CRT.

Ghosting can be avoided by annually having a videocard with a good DAC.

The main benefit to DVI is that the colors and contrast will usually be correct and not require calibration, whereas colors can theoretically differ on an analog display.

Of course I work with Apple's Cinema displays every single day. In terms of image quality and sharpness, they're excellent. However, they have _awful_ repsonse times. How can you possibly recommend them in a keenly gaming LCD thread? They're atrocious for games.

For all that about a thou not so much then the 23".

We've come a long way. I remember when 23" CRTs were $2000. Not that long ago!

There is no "pay extra" as the big (

I've a TV with an RGB connector but it isnt HD. It's actually quite an old TV and is made in Gemrany by Teletech using a 27" Toshiba FS tube. While some may see it differently i've never recklessly tried hooking it up to my video card though but will test it out one of these days.