Recommend me a good monitor

I just bought a gaming comp:

Processor: AMD AM3 PHENOM II X6 1055T
motherboard: Asus M4A89GTD-PRO
RAM: Kingston KHX1600C9D3K2/4Gx
HDD: Sata3 WD 1.0TB 64MB
Graphic card: Sapphire ATI HD5770 1G
turret: Antec three hundred
Power supply: ULTRA lifetime series pro 650 watts
windows 7 premium

Now i need a new monitor, i have a bit less then 250$ to spend on it, any suggestion ? You don't have to recommend one who is exactly 250, in fact i'd prefer if it could cost me 200 or less. I don't need a super big screen, i'd prefer to have better specs and a smaller screen then vice versa.

I have been looking at the Asus MS226H, only problem is no one in my area has it, and i'm not about to buy one online without having seen it with my own eyes. So i have been at bestbuy couple of days ago, there was some good models but they seems a bit expensive. So, i'm gonna wait for your suggestions for a good gaming monitor.

Thx.

At the $200 it almost doesnt matter. They are all fairly low quality TN panels. I'd probably make my purchasing decision based on how the monitor looks (aesthetically) and whether they have speakers or not.

I understand this doesnt sound like terribly useful advice.... Buts its pretty much the truth. Most people will say "i bought X monitor and i really like it." Chances are they wont have two different monitors of the same pricepoint from roughly the same generation to make an actual comparison... And even if they do they probably dont even have it calibrated properly to actually make a benchmark.

So basically... Get whichhever you want. they are all the same. Once you start getting into $350+ do notable differences exist.

I have this one, and it owns. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236082 I love Asus monitors :D

At the $200 it almost doesnt matter. They are all fairly low quality TN panels. I'd probably make my purchasing decision based on how the monitor looks (aesthetically) and whether they have speakers or not.

I understand this doesnt sound like terribly useful advice.... Buts its pretty much the truth. Most people will say "i bought X monitor and i really like it." Chances are they wont have two different monitors of the same pricepoint from roughly the same generation to make an actual comparison... And even if they do they probably dont even have it calibrated properly to actually make a benchmark.

So basically... Get whichhever you want. they are all the same. Once you start getting into $350+ do notable differences exist.