anyhoo get this Hanns-G rock if you're on a budget.
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/ProductInf … ;GroupID=0
So your saying that my parents' 42 inch plasma screen will give me better quality (which only runs at 640 x 480 pixels) then my 17 inch screen that will give me 1280 x 1024?Swiss wrote:
go for 17 inch, it's smaller, you can see less, movies are worse quality etc... ARe you a moron?
Your plasma screen runs at 640x480? That's a really bizarre resolution for a plasma screen. Especially since it's not even a widescreen resolution.RDMC(2) wrote:
So your saying that my parents' 42 inch plasma screen will give me better quality (which only runs at 640 x 480 pixels) then my 17 inch screen that will give me 1280 x 1024?Swiss wrote:
go for 17 inch, it's smaller, you can see less, movies are worse quality etc... ARe you a moron?
mmm...kay.. bigger isn't allways better you know..
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what do you mean its gonna blur, this one i have right now is 46ms so... you know it plays it fineTheEternalPessimist wrote:
Why are you pulling up 8ms TFTs for gaming? It's gonna blur...
anyhoo get this Hanns-G rock if you're on a budget.
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/ProductInf … ;GroupID=0
I thought it was 640 x 480, maybe somewhat higher, but not high anyway. I don't know the model number, don't even know where I can find it .Bertster7 wrote:
Your plasma screen runs at 640x480? That's a really bizarre resolution for a plasma screen. Especially since it's not even a widescreen resolution.RDMC(2) wrote:
So your saying that my parents' 42 inch plasma screen will give me better quality (which only runs at 640 x 480 pixels) then my 17 inch screen that will give me 1280 x 1024?Swiss wrote:
go for 17 inch, it's smaller, you can see less, movies are worse quality etc... ARe you a moron?
mmm...kay.. bigger isn't allways better you know..
I find that extremely hard to believe. What's the model number?
When it comes to monitors, bigger = better. Bigger screens tend to have higher resolutions and whilst the response times go down as screens get bigger, these days that is not too much of a problem.
Widescreen is fine in BF2. Have to set the resolution through the command line.Techworld wrote:
what do you mean its gonna blur, this one i have right now is 46ms so... you know it plays it fineTheEternalPessimist wrote:
Why are you pulling up 8ms TFTs for gaming? It's gonna blur...
anyhoo get this Hanns-G rock if you're on a budget.
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/ProductInf … ;GroupID=0
Hans G one looks nice, how does widescreen play with bf2 then? wouldnt it be stretched
My 10 year old CRT does higher than that. It supports 1024x768, but looks a bit blury like that, I think it's interpolated. Probably 800x600 native.RDMC(2) wrote:
I thought it was 640 x 480, maybe somewhat higher, but not high anyway. I don't know the model number, don't even know where I can find it .Bertster7 wrote:
Your plasma screen runs at 640x480? That's a really bizarre resolution for a plasma screen. Especially since it's not even a widescreen resolution.RDMC(2) wrote:
So your saying that my parents' 42 inch plasma screen will give me better quality (which only runs at 640 x 480 pixels) then my 17 inch screen that will give me 1280 x 1024?
mmm...kay.. bigger isn't allways better you know..
I find that extremely hard to believe. What's the model number?
When it comes to monitors, bigger = better. Bigger screens tend to have higher resolutions and whilst the response times go down as screens get bigger, these days that is not too much of a problem.
If I have the time and interest in doing so I might reconnect my PC to the plasma TV again, maybe as soon as I have upgraded itBertster7 wrote:
My 10 year old CRT does higher than that. It supports 1024x768, but looks a bit blury like that, I think it's interpolated. Probably 800x600 native.RDMC(2) wrote:
I thought it was 640 x 480, maybe somewhat higher, but not high anyway. I don't know the model number, don't even know where I can find it .Bertster7 wrote:
Your plasma screen runs at 640x480? That's a really bizarre resolution for a plasma screen. Especially since it's not even a widescreen resolution.
I find that extremely hard to believe. What's the model number?
When it comes to monitors, bigger = better. Bigger screens tend to have higher resolutions and whilst the response times go down as screens get bigger, these days that is not too much of a problem.
I'd be suprised if your plasma screen has a native resolution below 1280x720.
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No. 'Fraid not.Techworld wrote:
it's sold out anyhow damn it , it looks good too. Is that 8ms one i showed earlier good enough?
Last edited by TheEternalPessimist (2006-11-30 13:36:07)
Nope. I'm totally unaffiliated with Belinea. I've just had a lot of very good experiences with them so I've bought a lot of them and done a lot of them in with computers I've built for people.TheEternalPessimist wrote:
Gonna sound like a twat here but I'm not trying to be seriously so dont take it the wrong way but, are you like a Belinea sales person? lol
Incidentally I've never heard of them so can't comment on how good they are for those prices.
EDIT: coz im making too many posts here lol
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/Productinf … ctID=15706 <---- 3ms for not much more. Not a brand I know but the specs say "win".
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I run it in 1680x1050. It looks nice.Techworld wrote:
lol i have absolutely no room for a 22"
Im also reading of some problems running bf2 with widescreen... can you confirm how to make it work and does the picture look stretched?
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