@Psy Key  
Dell does make some decent gaming PCs, even outside their overpriced Alienware line.

Y’all*

@Joey  
Yeah, got a 2408WFP as my main monitor (dang, 8 years old!) and a newer one (about 2 years old) as a secondary. Now I am trying to work out how to replace them if either dies.
 
The big reason they are so great is that their tech is about 5 years ahead of the consumer market, but don’t worry, you pay for it. Examples: IPS panels, high resolutions (their 10 year old panels were 1920x1200).

@Joey  
Alright.
 
@Damaged  
Eh, I’ve never had one myself. Viewsonic here.

@Damaged  
Oh yeah. I had three Dell monitors for several years, and they’ve been wonderful. Picture quality is very good, colors are nice, never had any problems with flickering/tearing (Which I’ve had with other monitors), and they were a pretty good price too.
 
Sadly though, I’m gonna be replacing them soon. One of them failed completely about a month ago, and the backlight is showing some noticable fade on a second one. Can’t fault the monitors at all though - they’re over a half decade old, and frequently see 10-16 hours of use a day. They’re just at that age where their useful life has naturally reached its end.

@Silent Wing  
Dell monitors are actually pretty choice, particularly the Ultrasharp ones.

@Silent Wing  
Just my monitors. My computer itself is custom built.

>Dell  
I pity your situation.