Hi broot22,
I would recommend that you opt for a widescreen LCD/TFT monitor with a resolution of at least 1440 x 900. The monitor which I am currently using, a ViewSonic VA1912w, operates at this resolution and has a typical response time of 5ms. It also has in-built stereo speakers. This monitor has only a VGA input, so it means that the graphics card in the machine needs to have either a VGA output or a DVI-I connector with suitable adapter. If your chosen monitor has both a DVI connector as well as the older VGA type, you may use either to link it up with your system. If your system has both types of socket and you want the best image on screen, then use the DVI interface. The faster the response time, the better, so in this case if you have a monitor at 2ms it is better than a monitor at 5ms. Note that it is not possible to use a monitor with a DVI input on a graphics card with only a VGA output, however it is possible to do this the other way round and connect a monitor with a VGA input to a graphics card with a DVI-I output. In this case, the graphics card will need a DVI-I output as opposed to a DVI output. DVI-I indicates that the socket also carries the analogue signal as well as the digital signal.
Dwarf