monitor screen problem

tushar4544 said:

Samsung LC24FG73FQWXXL 23.5-inch Curved Gaming Monitor i m looking for this is it good for gaming and watchibg movie not good on TN panel

It's a VA (vertical alignment) panel, like most of the better LCD TVs, so it's probably good for gaming and movies.

Its viewing angle will be good? If i see from other angles than straight like tn panel has bad view i think

tushar4544 said:

Its viewing angle will be good? If i see from other angles than straight like tn panel has bad view i think

No. VA panels usually have more limited viewing angles than IPS. VA may have better contrast, which is why they are common for higher-end LCD TVs.

Do you need a wide viewing angle? I usually use my TN monitor within a few degrees of on-axis.

i am confused which one to get for gaming plus hd movies if i am in sleep position then watch movie it should not be a problem

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bobkn said:

No. VA panels usually have more limited viewing angles than IPS. VA may have better contrast, which is why they are common for higher-end LCD TVs.

Do you need a wide viewing angle? I usually use my TN monitor within a few degrees of on-axis.

my current samsung 2233sw has LCD monitor / TFT active matrix. now finally tell me which one to get thnx

tushar4544 said:

i am confused which one to get for gaming plus hd movies if i am in sleep position then watch movie it should not be a problem

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my current samsung 2233sw has LCD monitor / TFT active matrix. now finally tell me which one to get thnx

The 2233w is a TN monitor, capable of displaying 16.8 million colors (24 bits). The only advantage that it could have over VA or IPS is gray-to-gray response time (gaming). However, I'm pretty sure that VA or IPS monitors with a response time of 4 or 5 ms would be more than adequate.

I have no idea what you mean by "in sleep position". If you need to view way off axis, get an IPS monitor.

My english not great yes i meant off axis

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bobkn said:

The 2233w is a TN monitor, capable of displaying 16.8 million colors (24 bits). The only advantage that it could have over VA or IPS is gray-to-gray response time (gaming). However, I'm pretty sure that VA or IPS monitors with a response time of 4 or 5 ms would be more than adequate.

I have no idea what you mean by "in sleep position". If you need to view way off axis, get an IPS monitor.

Yes i meant off axis but i dont have much problem with current 2233sw in movies in off axis