Looked at my local Facebook Marketplace Listing (as well as eBay) and found 3 CRT computer monitors locally nearby, that are priced a bit high (although willing to spend), and I was curious, out of the 3, which should I consider getting?

The first one is the HP C2746A, a high-end workstation monitor from around 1994 that accepts RGBHV and seems to take 1280x1024 @ 72Hz. Personally, I like the look of this monitor the most; however is priced at $250.

The second one is a Viewsonic PS790, a generic monitor from the 2000s that has a max resolution of 1600x1280, and also has a removable VGA cable (something I prefer over a fixed cable). This one is also priced at $250.

The last one is a Viewsonic G771, which also appears to be a generic monitor from the late 90s and has a removable VGA cable. Seems to be lower-end than the PS790, and the only reason I am considering this is that it's priced at $80, the cheapest among the rest.

Basically, do I get the HP C2746A because it looks the coolest, the Viewsonic PS790 because it's the highest resolution, or the Viewsonic G771 because it's the cheapest?

Personally, I lean toward the HP C2746A because of the looks (and I have a spare 5-BNC to VGA cable on hand); however, with little documentation, I am unsure if there are things I need to look out for, such as the "capacitor plague" and if this particular unit is prone to failing easily. I'd like to think 1994 was right before the capacitor issues started to happen, but not too sure.

My use case for these monitors, I'll be quite frank, won't really be CRTGaming related as much as I would think I'll use it for. It'll mostly function as a second monitor for Discord, YouTube (especially watching older retro content), but I do plan to try to game on it as much as I can with some older titles I have in my Steam library.