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=adrian= said:If you go to, let's say, Ebuyer website. Click on 24" monitors and sort by price, you will have a quite a few monitors for under £150.
http://www.ebuyer.com/search?sort=price+ascending&subcat=2097&cat=12&store=5&page=1
One thing I can say about buying a monitor is that, many people buy a monitor for years. They upgrade PC, buy a new one, but still use the same monitor. Therefore I'd recommend saving up and instead of buying the cheapest you can find now, buy something much better when you have enough money.
I noticed that some people build very expensive gaming PC's, but they don't upgrade the monitor to follow suit and they still gaming in 1080p or, what's worse, in 720p. They get 200fps, but with 60Hz refresh rate it does not matter anyway.
There was a thread here about a good deal for 27" IPS Dell monitor for something like £300 with 1440p resolution for example.
Just my 2p's worth of mumbling
Thanks. What's the minimum I should expect on a budget. I don't want to spend more than £150.
I've only got 1080p as a must at the moment.