Four Wide Screen 19" Monitors Compared

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Latency And Overshoot

Latency

I measured the panel's actual latency.

Asus doesn't use Overdrive technology on this panel. The result is that it's not really a contender where responsiveness is concerned. Latency reached 25 ms in the worst case. In the best case, the ISO latency claimed in the specs was attained, give or take about 1 ms. It's no catastrophe, but this kind of latency takes us back a year or so to the days of the Hyundai L90D+. And unfortunately, as you'll see, not using Overdrive hasn't solved the problem of video noise.

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Overshoot

Without Overdrive, there's no overshoot. Following my new test method, the PW191 rates an Overdrive classification of A - under 0.5 frames.

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  • V3NOM
    from reading thigns on tomshardware on my 17" CRT i had for years and years to buying my first LCD a couple of months ago:S how embawwassing... Anyway it's amazing. The better quality and viewable space on my 19" widescreen is just unbelievable compared to the often blurry writing on CRT's. My dad still uses a 17" CRT and whenever i rarely go over to his computer it's really plain at the difference between them. WIDESCREEN LCD FTW!!!
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