Acer GD235HZ

83% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

1920x1080 resolution; fast response time; good contrast in both lights and darks

Limited display inputs; no USB ports; some ghosting in 3D; restrictive stand

As it stands, the GD235HZ is the best monitor you can find for desktop 3D gaming or stereo 3D photographers. But it’s still considerably more expensive than a 60Hz monitor of a comparable size, and it isn’t even the best TN panel we’ve reviewed. We...

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120 Hz and price

Colors are washed out. Some backlight bleeding. Why on earth does the screen go literally half black on the left side ; After googling it looks as if others have the same prob. This is easily fixed by turing off the monitor and back on after a few minutes

120hz. I never thought I'd really notice that much of a difference between 60 and 120, until I had this hooked up side by side with my old monitors. Even dragging a windows explorer window around the screen is smoother

Overdrive can cause some ghosting in games so I have it turned off. HDMI is strictly for PC, had it hooked up to a cable box and if you run 720i or 1080i it turns purple. Also has an annoying habit of prioritizing the HDMI input over the DVI input. If...

Very responsive - no input lag. Works nicely with Nvidia 3D vision), and I love the 120Hz refresh rate when I'm not using 3D

Slow to power up. Backlight is not ideal for gaming immersion; the screen never really goes dark, there's always a bleed from the light coming through

Great response for gaming. Looks neato. Great monitor

A bit expensive

3D Across 2-3 of these monitors works well and is easy to set up with Nvidia Control Panel

To Use this monitor in 3D it requires you use a DVI connection and does not support 3D via HDMI; however, the specs say you can use a display port to DVI adapter if you can find the right kind. I however, was not able to find the right adapter type,...

Great image, still crisp after enduring 2 months in my gamer den. girlfriend even touched it and it still looks fine

long startup

I didn't test the 3D features and cannot comment on them ; System apparently not powerful enough to take advantage of the 120Hz refresh rate, so I can't comment on that either

Very wobbly base, wobbles all over when I type or bump the table unless supported by heavy objects ; After using multiple calibration resources, the contrast - especially between black and near-black - is unacceptably poor. Black is not true black,...