I use a Samsung Syncmaster 941bw

Insignia 21.5" NS-20EM50A13 LED Monitor + Westinghouse 24" LD-2480 LED TV

All in all it gives me 1600 x 900 + 1920 x 1080

I use a ASUS  VH222H 22" (i think, it's 1920x1080), i absolutely love it. It was worth 150 quid when it first came out in 09!

Edited June 16, 201312 yr by Handsup!

I'm using a 24" benq G2420 Full HD monitor I bought about a year ago. I really like it, it's no special edition for gaming though. But a bigger screen sure makes a difference!

Not that far, I use it as the computer monitor and you see how close the keyboard and mouse is. When I play games like borderlands2 and battlefield, I use the controller and kick my feet up on the desk. 

How badly do you lose in Battlefield? lol I can't imagine that screen being a help to someone, nor that posture.

Stuff like that looks cool and all, but there's no way that would actually help you outside of a virtual reality room.

Edited June 17, 201312 yr by unr3al

2×20" Nec 2070NX (S-IPS, 1600x1200, yup 4:3, way better for me than 16:9)

24" Samsung SyncMaster TA350 - HDMI - 1920x1080 - LED Back-lit :)

How badly do you lose in Battlefield? lol I can't imagine that screen being a help to someone, nor that posture.

Stuff like that looks cool and all, but there's no way that would actually help you outside of a virtual reality room.

 

 

Think about it, the bigger the screen the bigger the heads your shooting are. Makes me do better imo.

went to an acer 27" after my hannsg 27 kept burning out. have another on rma as i type this. what a piece of..........

 

46" at that resolution is terrible. you need to be in the 3000x to have a decent picture (which is why tvs are not monitors)

 

i think my next one will be a 32" but with those resolutions, it really tends to push games and your hardware. so i'll stick with 1920x for a while longer

 

LG Flatron W2442PA

Edited June 18, 201312 yr by MoonShine

Think about it, the bigger the screen the bigger the heads your shooting are. Makes me do better imo.

That would make sense, but only if your cursor didn't increase in size too. That 1080p resolution stretches everything on the screen, not just other player models. Plus if you sit up close I'd imagine that would kill your eyes after a while. Anyway I've never heard of a CPL champion using a TV. lol Oh well, it's a viable entertainment combo though, I'll give you that.