diroga New Member Sep 8, 2008 #1 So some smart ass I know was saying that LCD's are terrible, they are extreamly slow and horrid image quallity. Is he wrong. I think so.
So some smart ass I know was saying that LCD's are terrible, they are extreamly slow and horrid image quallity. Is he wrong. I think so.
Jerrick New Member Sep 8, 2008 #3 xnyjyh said: haha he jealous and prolly just can't afford one Click to expand... +1 He should read up about contrast ratio and response time meanings and then see if he thinks any different. Then again, people have preferences. =p
xnyjyh said: haha he jealous and prolly just can't afford one Click to expand... +1 He should read up about contrast ratio and response time meanings and then see if he thinks any different. Then again, people have preferences. =p
X xnyjyh New Member Sep 8, 2008 #4 After having a 22", 2MS and 10,000:1 contrast ratio I'd never think of going back to a CRT Baha
alexyu New Member Sep 8, 2008 #5 CRTs are a bio hazard. They issue radiance from the back side. xnyjyh said: haha he jealous and prolly just can't afford one Click to expand... +1
CRTs are a bio hazard. They issue radiance from the back side. xnyjyh said: haha he jealous and prolly just can't afford one Click to expand... +1
Jerrick New Member Sep 8, 2008 #6 xnyjyh said: After having a 22", 2MS and 10,000:1 contrast ratio I'd never think of going back to a CRT Baha Click to expand... Is that 2ms for grey-to-grey, black-to-white, or actual colors? And make sure you are gaming in a controlled dark room, otherwise, in a dimly lit room, your eyes may not be able to see the difference of 1:800 and above.
xnyjyh said: After having a 22", 2MS and 10,000:1 contrast ratio I'd never think of going back to a CRT Baha Click to expand... Is that 2ms for grey-to-grey, black-to-white, or actual colors? And make sure you are gaming in a controlled dark room, otherwise, in a dimly lit room, your eyes may not be able to see the difference of 1:800 and above.
diroga New Member Sep 8, 2008 #8 so is the color pallet better on crt? i thought 5ms response was crazy fast. what does a crt have?
Gareth Active Member Sep 8, 2008 #9 CRTs don't have ms response time, instead, they have refresh rate. I can never go back to CRT too, most definitely not, ever
CRTs don't have ms response time, instead, they have refresh rate. I can never go back to CRT too, most definitely not, ever
jdbennet New Member Sep 8, 2008 #12 In the menu (osd) for my dell monitor it says current setup 1024x768 @ 60hz optimum setup 1280x1024 @ 75hz and if i change between them in windows there is a noticeable difference, one is more stable sort of.
In the menu (osd) for my dell monitor it says current setup 1024x768 @ 60hz optimum setup 1280x1024 @ 75hz and if i change between them in windows there is a noticeable difference, one is more stable sort of.