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good one but with a computer all my adult material is kept on the hard drive . That is actual the corner of a very girlie style ceramic coaster hehe. I use a coaster at my desk as I don't like to get coffee rings on the newly finished surface .
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hey guys new to the computer world, but just wanted to say that i also picked up this monitor and it really does a great job. I play online games and it does a bang-up job of keeping up with the rest of my system. just thought i'd share.
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. Love the speakers they look very cool.
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Thanks for the welcome guys. Those are M-Audio BX-8 powered monitors. I double as a musician, and use my computer system to track music. Each speaker is self powered with a 130 watt amplifer. The main output of my 2zs goes into a MOTU 896HD which sends the signal to the monitors. Here's a link to the motu unit:
http://www.motu.com/products/motuaudio/896/body.html/en Best of luck to whomever picks up the ViewSonic. See you guys around.
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I have a question about DVI. I see that your monitor comes with a DVI and a D-Sub connection and that many new video cards come with DVI outputs. I know that DVI is a way to convert the image to a digital signal but what are it's benifits? Is it clearer than using a regular connection? Does it improve performance? I only ask because I've been thinking about getting an LCD monitor, and have been reading reviews where people complain that there's no DVI for certian monitors.
I like your set up by the way. My desk is one of those that comes with tons of little compartments and cabinets for every little thing. I hate it. Last edited by HollisBrown; 11-29-2005 at 04:44 AM. |
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blue.. i'm thinking of getting this monitor and a prerequisite is that it must be able to play games very well as well as movies. in your opinion is this the best monitor in the pricerange, and will it last me through college (4+ years from now)?
another thing.. my monitor sits on a shelf about 4 inches above my desk itself. do you think this monitor will be a problem since it only tilts, or do you think it will be fine? my computer definitely isn't capable of playing games at the native resolution, although i read you say it looks just as good. hopefully this won't be a problem... thanks! |
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The monitor is very game capable and looks simply fantastic at other resolutions in my opinion. I play many games on my setup and few games don't even have 1280x1024 resolution as an option and I'm forced to use lower. Games like Command and Conquer Generals would be a good example. I've also played FEAR as well as Vampire Bloodlines etc. at lower resolutions and they looked frigging marvelous . As for the spot you set your monitor this might not be the best choice. The monitor only tilts as you already know but it only stares straight ahead or tilts back, Don't really tilt forward. It is best sitting on the desktop where its lack of adjust ability should not be as much an issue. This is a 3ms grey to grey with a 550:1 contrast. Viewsonic is getting ready to release if they have not already a 2MS grey to grey with a 650:1 contrast just for a heads up. I highly recommend the monitor for gaming and videos look stunning but you might have a problem with the lack of adjust-ability of the physical monitor.Quote:
. Well depends on who you speak too but I'm sure the monitor makes a big difference also. I would recommend making sure it would have DVI. You see computers are digital and the image that is created by your video card is digital but it gets converted to Analog when hooked up to a CRT. When hooked up to an LCD the "True" image that is being outputted from your computer is being shown and there is no conversion at all. Usually when something is converted this way (digital to analog) something is surely always lost. I have hooked up my screen to my computer via the analog connection to test the appearance myself and believe the digital signal was much more crisp and clear.Quote:
. If you are talking to mpisarcik then I'm sure he appreciates the kind words also .Oh and also wanted to say that the monitor came with both VGA and Digital cords! . Something that you hardly ever see. Also the cords are unbelievably long.
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