go for 2560x1440 if ur not interested in 3d gaming
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4/6/12 at 12:05am
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Poll Results: Should I go with the 2560x1440 monitor or a 120hz monitor?
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34% (11)HP ZR2740w.
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59% (19)120hz monitor (recommend model if possible)
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6% (2)Neither, get a decent 1080p monitor.
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