I have been using a Viewsonic P225f (22") monitor for a couple of years now and love it. If and when it burns out I'll buy another one. I've yet to see a LCD monitor that I'd trade it for. Jerrycwo4

>This looks like what I would get if I had to get a new monitor:>NEC FP1350X MultiSync Flat Professional 22-Inch CRTBy coincedence I attended a computer show last weekend at Gateway Center, Illinois...picked up a used 1.5/2year old NEC FP1350X MultiSync Flat Professional 22-Inch CRT w/.22 for $129.00 and I love it...degauses automatically when first turned on and it handles 1600X1200X32 bit at 85 mhz in the sim:-)

How about this one? http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/monitors/tft/l2335.htmlI have been a very good boy this year and Santa dropped off this baby early at my house. It's a 23 inch wide view LCD HP monitor and it is incredible. This monitor has gained a reputation in the hardcore gaming community as being an excellent gaming monitor for FPS games. This monitor has a 16ms response time, so no ghosting as was prevalent in earlier LCD's. Its native resolution is 1900x1200. The shape of this monitor is perfect for FS9. It's wide view makes you feel like you are there....the cockpit is so large with the view that it is truly immersive. Makes you feel like you have two monitors side by side. This is the first LCD I have ever owned and I love it. Switched from a 12 year old NEC 5ge that I had what seemed like forever. The thing still works great, wouldn't die. I fly with the HP monitor at 1600x1200 4XAA 16AI and it is spectacular! You will need a good video card though. I have an ATI X800 Pro. Can't recommend this bad boy enough for FS9. It will blow you away.

Looks really nice!I went ahead and bought the NEC one I mentioned above. Got a great price on it with 2nd day air shipping and it got GREAT reviews and a few really nice awards for quality and performance.Thanks for all the help guys!!:)