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Many standard plasma and LCD TVs use image processing techniques that will cause your game to lag by a few frames or more. Even TVs with a dedicated "game mode" sometimes lag. These monitors have been rigorously tested and confirmed to have zero lag. | Many standard plasma and LCD TVs use image processing techniques that will cause your game to lag by a few frames or more. Even TVs with a dedicated "game mode" sometimes lag. These monitors have been rigorously tested and confirmed to have zero lag. | ||
{{GearItem | ASUS VH236H | http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236059 | | {{GearItem | ||
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This is the standard monitor for EVO and many other tournaments. If you want to play on the monitor that you're likely to be playing on at a major tournament, this is your best bet. | This is the standard monitor for EVO and many other tournaments. If you want to play on the monitor that you're likely to be playing on at a major tournament, this is your best bet. | ||
* 23" 16:9 widescreen display | * 23" 16:9 widescreen display |
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Monitors
Many standard plasma and LCD TVs use image processing techniques that will cause your game to lag by a few frames or more. Even TVs with a dedicated "game mode" sometimes lag. These monitors have been rigorously tested and confirmed to have zero lag.