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The 2nd one is good?

Yes

Another:Refresh Rate: $80.00 Refresh rate 75Hz Display Technology: LED LCD MPN: 24MP60VQ-P Model: 24MP60VQ-P Video Inputs: DVI-D, VGA D-Sub, HDMI Modified Item: No Response Time: 5ms Brightness: 250cd/m² Brand: LG Custom Bundle: No Non-Domestic Product: No Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Screen Size...

Hp Flat Monitor LP2475W 24" 7x Usb Dvi Hdmi $62.00

Bottleneck means to operate slowly? Can a monitor bottleneck?

Im seeing used 24" for around $100 on Ebay.

I could get a pre own for less than a thrid, 1/3 of that. No offense, but I'd rather let you drive it off the lot.

Im not impressed with that price.

I dont fully understand what you're telling me, but I will listen to you and buy the 1920x1080

Im not understanding

So most TVs are 16:9, is that what you're saying? And that the 1200 is different? ?

i just read this on my video editing software box: 128MB VGA VRAM

lol, thanks. Ill just pick the 1920x1200 monitor. But I will need help with the gpu. I dont want my system crashing like Quality mentioned(thanks Quality for mentioning that), due to lack of gpu power either. My system requirement for the software states : Nvidia GeForce 6 series or higher with...

You're saying that 1920x1080 is better for video editing than 1920x1200?

Im thinking of going with the 1920x1200. Do i need the monitor that has hdmi, if so why?

I do want the cheapest. What would be the least of everything as far as the Nvidia gpu?

Yeah I will be doing color correction and grading. So Ill need at least 2GB on the gpu? What is UHD?

Yes, full

My video format will be 1080p

And "need" is a very strong word. I can decide what I "need" once I know what it will give me.