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I currently use the ASUS VH236H and I am now looking to get a second monitor. I was originally going to get a second VH236H but I see they are discontinued for whatever reason and was wondering if anyone knew why? I will be using this for work purposes to start since I am a complete noob to multiple monitor anything, however I am open to the idea of multiple monitor gaming in the future. Any advice or tips? Should I be looking at a different monitor? I would prefer them to look at similar as possible just for OCD reasons :teehee:.

 

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The monitor you have is discontinued due to the fact it was released back in 2009 and is now out of date. The new version of it is the VS239H-P, which includes LED backlighting and an e-IPS panel. Its stand apparently isn't that great, but can be tightened or attached to a dual/triple monitor mount.

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The monitor you have is discontinued due to the fact it was released back in 2009 and is now out of date. The new version of it is the VS239H-P, which includes LED backlighting and an e-IPS panel. Its stand apparently isn't that great, but can be tightened or attached to a dual/triple monitor mount.

 

Thank you I was hoping there would just be a updated model I could look at. The stand does look completely redone. Do you think it will sit higher than the stand on the VH236H? I know the one I have now doesnt have any adjustment in the stand and it sits on my desk. I see the VH238H has the identical stand but that monitor is apparently already out of date as well. I am worried the second monitor will not line up correctly. Also why would they go from 2ms (VH236H) to 5ms in the VS239H-P. Would this cause issues?

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The monitor you have is discontinued due to the fact it was released back in 2009 and is now out of date. The new version of it is the VS239H-P, which includes LED backlighting and an e-IPS panel. Its stand apparently isn't that great, but can be tightened or attached to a dual/triple monitor mount.

 

Thank you I was hoping there would just be a updated model I could look at. The stand does look completely redone. Do you think it will sit higher than the stand on the VH236H? I know the one I have now doesnt have any adjustment in the stand and it sits on my desk. I see the VH238H has the identical stand but that monitor is apparently already out of date as well. I am worried the second monitor will not line up correctly. Also why would they go from 2ms (VH236H) to 5ms in the VS239H-P. Would this cause issues?

 

 

You're welcome. Took a bit of digging to find it since ASUS doesn't explicitly state the new model, but luckily Amazon does. :lol: Response time isn't an issue at all and is barely noticeable when it's under 12ms. As for it sitting higher, there's a chance since the stand only allows for tilt adjustments. If it does sit a bit higher, you could place a magazine or something under the other screen to make it even. Or if you don't mind spending a bit more, you can pick up a dual monitor mount and then just attach the screens to it.

 

Btw in regards to LCD vs LED should I even worry about it?

 

Not really, no. You can play around with brightness/contrast settings on both to get them both looking right. The newer one is an e-IPS panel though, so the colors on it are going to look a bit better than the older one regardless of brightness/contrast levels.

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The monitor you have is discontinued due to the fact it was released back in 2009 and is now out of date. The new version of it is the VS239H-P, which includes LED backlighting and an e-IPS panel. Its stand apparently isn't that great, but can be tightened or attached to a dual/triple monitor mount.

 

Thank you I was hoping there would just be a updated model I could look at. The stand does look completely redone. Do you think it will sit higher than the stand on the VH236H? I know the one I have now doesnt have any adjustment in the stand and it sits on my desk. I see the VH238H has the identical stand but that monitor is apparently already out of date as well. I am worried the second monitor will not line up correctly. Also why would they go from 2ms (VH236H) to 5ms in the VS239H-P. Would this cause issues?

 

 

You're welcome. Took a bit of digging to find it since ASUS doesn't explicitly state the new model, but luckily Amazon does. :lol: Response time isn't an issue at all and is barely noticeable when it's under 12ms. As for it sitting higher, there's a chance since the stand only allows for tilt adjustments. If it does sit a bit higher, you could place a magazine or something under the other screen to make it even. Or if you don't mind spending a bit more, you can pick up a dual monitor mount and then just attach the screens to it.

 

Btw in regards to LCD vs LED should I even worry about it?

 

Not really, no. You can play around with brightness/contrast settings on both to get them both looking right. The newer one is an e-IPS panel though, so the colors on it are going to look a bit better than the older one regardless of brightness/contrast levels.

 

Alright thanks for the help, unless anyone recommends otherwise the plan is to go with the VS239H-P then use this dual monitor mount to set everything up. Hopefully it doenst end up looking awkward.

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You're welcome. I think that's a solid idea with the mount so you can be sure the screens will match in terms of height. The monitors look to have a pretty similar bezel, so everything should look alright.

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