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A video showing the differences in lcd panel types and what it mean to multi-monitor gamers. Gameplay is from Battlefield Bad Company 2, in which I now suck at.

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Hi mate although I agree with what you said, there was no comparison on cost.

When it came to me buying my new panels I went TN, this is due to the difference in cost being £50/$75 per monitor at that is at the IPS lowest price range.

What I'm trying to say it's down to cost too!

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good video.

But what about IGZO panels ?

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Forgot about it. It's not really in wide use yet. I think sharp has a 4K 32" monitor and a 4K 65" HDTV.

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Whilst IPS is clearly superior the main screen shouldn't be showing such an enormous difference as in your comparison VS the TN.
A properly set up good TN will be much closer to an IPS head-on, not completely yellow and washed out like that comparison. For multi-monitor gaming your point remains though.