I need to replace a 24 inch Hyundai w24d monitor that finally died >
http://www.hyundaiit.com/gb/pro_view...Code/1309-8535

The monitor is/will be used for more productivity and small scale web design and photo/video editing mre than anything, little to no gaming and i like the 16:10 aspect as it gives me more space.
This will be run on a dell optiplex 990(i7 2600 8gb of ram) it has a radeon 5450 graphics card.
ATI AMD Radeon HD 5450
Manufacturer ATI
Model AMD Radeon HD 5450
GPU Cedar
Current Performance Level Level 0
Current GPU Clock 157 MHz
Current Memory Clock 200 MHz
Current Shader Clock 200 MHz
Voltage 0.900 V
Die Size 59 mm²
Release Date Feb 4, 2010
DirectX Support 11.0
DirectX Shader Model 5.0
OpenGL Support 4.2
GPU Clock 650.0 MHz
Temperature 42 °C
Core Voltage 0.900 V
Driver version 15.200.1062.1004
BIOS Version 113-C09002-103
ROPs 4
Shaders 80 unified
Memory Type DDR3
Memory 512 MB
Bus Width 32x2 (64 bit)
Pixel Fillrate 2.6 GPixels/s
Bandwidth 12.8 GB/s

I am not concerned at all about sound or usb ports on/in the monitor
Any suggestions or insight as to what to look for?
thanks

budget?

There are almost unlimited options, and you'd have zero problem running a common 1080 or 1440 res setup or even greater without thinking about it. I'd look for something with a quality panel (no TN panels) with decent color accuracy if budget allows, but it's not essential, a simple 1080 IPS can be had for $100 anymore.

Looks like there's no HDMI so you'll want something that can connect via DisplayPort.

16:10 is kind of a dying aspect ratio nowadays, pretty much dead already. You can still find 1920x1200 displays if you really want to, but I'd suggest making your peace with it and stepping up to 2560x1440 and joining the 16:9 world. Plenty of affordable displays there nowadays, I have a couple of them in 25" size (1440 res) and they work great for similar purposes + music production. A couple of ASUS PB258Q's, I got them very cheap ($240?) on sale and I'd bet there are better deals than that with other displays.

Ill take a look at that resolution, i am not opposed to considering it. Budget wise, <250 would be fine. Ill take a look for the ASUS model you recommended. and will seek out an IPS panel regardless.
Appreciate the insight

Recently bough HP 23vx IPS LED monitor.
Impressed with clarity and sharpness for a budget monitor.

Ill look at that HP but looking seriously at the BenQ
BL2420PT

• 23.8 inch, 2560x1440 2K/QHD resolution, IPS technology
• 100% RGB and Rec. 709 color space,

https://www.amazon.com/BenQ-BL2420PT...words=BenQ+ips

what's the diagnose look like for the old one? i had two samsung monitors with the same error profile in the past, just a black screen. took me under 1 euro and an hour of work to replace some busted condensators. now they've been running for 2-3 more years already. if you know somebody with decent knowledge of repairing and are into environmental friendly solutions it might be for you.

cheers