Dell 24" LCD 2405FWPW
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YourGrandpa
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Psyche911 wrote:And all the ones on Ebay are probably the ones with dead pixels nobody wants.
Yeah , I'm a little leery about buying something like this from ebay. Especially when the savings is only $130.00. But the ebay ones are advertised as brand new, sealed in the box, never opened and not a refurbish monitors.
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Different companies have different standards for that, so one 8ms display might look like someone else's 25ms display. Some 25ms displays don't show ghosting, some do. You really can not rely on that number as being accurate, so just go with one that you or someone you trust has seen first hand.Freakaloin wrote:when do games become gayed out as far as response time? is 8 ms the lowest and if its higher then 8 does it suck for games? in otherwords...r crt's still better for games? whats the story?
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That's what I'm doing. I've seen lots of good reviews and personal accounts regarding this monitor. It's hard to know what a company's advertised response time really is. It could be gray to gray, black to white, black to white to black or some other weird variation. You've really got to see it for yourself.
I'm not 100% sure I'm going to like the 2405. But based on the reviews I think I will. If not, back to Dell it goes.
I'm not 100% sure I'm going to like the 2405. But based on the reviews I think I will. If not, back to Dell it goes.
Glad you went with Dell, much safer deal if something goes wrong. :icon14:YourGrandpa wrote:Psyche911 wrote:And all the ones on Ebay are probably the ones with dead pixels nobody wants.
Yeah , I'm a little leery about buying something like this from ebay. Especially when the savings is only $130.00. But the ebay ones are advertised as brand new, sealed in the box, never opened and not a refurbish monitors.
I'd be very surprised if you didn't like it, I couldn't imagine being without the Apple 23", so much so I'm getting another to replace the 2x17" TFTs I've got on the Mac even if it does mean losing ~600pxYourGrandpa wrote:That's what I'm doing. I've seen lots of good reviews and personal accounts regarding this monitor. It's hard to know what a company's advertised response time really is. It could be gray to gray, black to white, black to white to black or some other weird variation. You've really got to see it for yourself.
I'm not 100% sure I'm going to like the 2405. But based on the reviews I think I will. If not, back to Dell it goes.
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YourGrandpa
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I've got a Samsung 213T LCD and a 21" Viewsonic CRT right now. Since I got my 213T, I've wanted to get this huge CRT off my desk for good. That's why I've been looking for an LCD monitor that I can game on. Because I usually use the CRT for gaming and use my LCD for running apps., surfing the web and taking to LAN parties.
I'm anxious to see how well the Dell works out.
I'm anxious to see how well the Dell works out.
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Current system specs.Psyche911 wrote:Oops, got it.
What GPU do you have again? 6800 or 7800? I'm curious to see how things go with such a high-res display. If you get decent FPS, that's gonna be such an awesome setup.
Asus AN8-SLI Deluxe
AMD 64 4000+
2gigs Corsair PC4400 Cas 2.5 RAM
(2) BFG FX6800 256mb Ultra O/C in SLI
ATI Radeon 7000 64mb PCI
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