Gaming monitor

What you need is a 1440p Korean monitor from ebay my friend.
Or an IPS panel

benq xl2420t is a good option for fps games

I use this sweet baby for gaming.

You need something with a low response time, decent pixel pitch, high contrast ratio, anti-ghosting, and optionally adjustable and >23".

Response time isn't as big of a deal is people make it out to be. For a long time I used an old 1280x1024 Dell monitor that had a 16ms response time. I can't tell the difference between that and my new monitor with a 2ms response time. Keep in mind that most companies measure response time using "gray to gray." This isn't a true response time; only a close guess.

Contrast ratio is another thing that scams people. Just because a monitor has a 50,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio doesn't mean it will always be that way. What you want to look at is the static contrast ratio which will be much less. Something like 1000:1. Again, contrast ratio isn't usually noticeable in normal situations.

Anti-ghosting is something you definitely need for gaming because it reduces blur and all that stuff. Also, HDMI is absolutely terrible for gaming. If you can, go with DisplayPort or dual-link DVI. These are the best because they allow extremely large resolutions, but only DisplayPort carries sound (if you need it).

Hope this helps.

You have two options:

BenQ XL2420T for 1080p 120 hz and possible 3D gaming

Dell Ultrasharp U2412M for 1920x1200 IPS with excellent image quality

If you want a high resolution, then buy three of either monitor and use amd eyefinity or nvidia surround.

24" LG Flatrons @1080p ruleZ.
but seriously, they're cheap and just fine. :D
and (important for some people with beast rigs) it can handle a downsample rate of 50% without catching fire lol.

On my desktop, I have three of these that I nabbed at the shoddy import store locally for ~$120 each. They're brilliant screens.

Edit: Too bad I can't afford things like this ... That'd be awesomesauce.

Pick any monitor which is;
1920x1080, 2 ms, 120hz.That monitor you were looking at is not bad but you should pick a 2 ms one.