Here's a monitor recommendation. $70 Philips 22" with a 4 year warranty.https://www.amazon.com/PHILIPS-Adaptive-Replacement-Warranty-221V8LB/dp/B0CVM2GJCN

I used to turn my nose up at anything less than 4K, sneering at the plebeian 1080p masses. But then life decided to kick me in the wallet, and suddenly, I found myself eyeing the PHILIPS 22" Full HD Monitor like a lost puppy at the pound.

"It's just temporary," I told myself, "until I can afford t

Dell S2425HS – 23.8" FHD Monitor

• Resolution & Refresh Rate: 1920×1080, 100Hz
• Display Tech: IPS panel with 99% sRGB color accuracy
• Features: TÜV Rheinland Eye Comfort certification, integrated 2x5W speakers, ergonomic stand (height, tilt, swivel, pivot)
• Pros:
• Excellent color accuracyAdjustable stand

While technically supporting all Radeon GPUs, SteamOS is officially optimized for RDNA2-4 GPUs. While Polaris and RDNA1 should work too, I guess better safe than sorry. That's why I chose a used RX 6600 XT. RX 5700 is cheaper and poweful enough for your use, but might not be the safest choice becaus

Hi, I got this monitor in August, and it serves as my second monitor. Everything was fine until recently, when these red dots started flashing all across the screen, and occasionally my monitor would black out before coming back on. The only way to make this temporality stop is by unplugging the HDM

If there is a crack down the screen the whole panel likely needs to be replaced. That means that the only things you could salvage is the stand and the board from it, which are maybe a few bucks combined and you'd never find anyone to sell them to. Looking at the model number on Walmart, it'd be mor