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Look for this monitor, it has received very good reviews:

http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/detail/det … d=LS20EDBEB/XAA

PS: Man, I repeat myself. I've just searched my previous posts in this forum and I've discovered that I said exactly the same in another thread. But I didn't remember it! 😵

Regards.

Yeah, that Samsung XL20 looks awesome! Alas, it's comprehensively out of my price range. In the UK, it's selling for approx. £750. (I think £300 is about my maximum.) Pity.

I don't know what the market is like where you live, but there are all kinds of inexpensive 19" - 21" crt monitors for sale here (Michigan, USA). If you have the desktop space, that's what I would do. As a matter of fact, that's exactly what I've done. And for the most part they're in good shape.

120 Hz gaming LCD.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?It … N82E16824116402

What I'd like to see is 120 Hz + 24" + led + the price not being so overblown from being new.

Why exactly do you want to get a 4:3 monitor?

I have a 1680x1050 (22") Samsung TFT and it sold for 300€ one year ago. Today you can get it for 200€, don't know about pound but should be much cheaper still than your 4:3 at ebay.

Also 16:10 is so much more convenient no matter if for working/gaming/movies. Of course, older games are 4:3 so if you only use your PC for retro gaming 4:3 is still good to go.

But if you do anything else with it, go for 16:10. The Samsung 226BW is a great monitor especially for that money.

@olemogamer,

I'm not sure I have the (will) power to lift one of those things! 😉

@ih8registrations,

I'm still nervous about going widescreen, even if it does have 1:1 options, as my primary purpose is to play ancient games on ancient hardware.

@bur,

I think 4:3 is the way I'd like to go, considering my comment immediately above.