Recent content by Enhanced Interrogator

I just wonder how all these people have the space to keep a CRT new in the box for 20 years.

That's crazy. These things are so advanced

Any reason why? Heat maybe?

I've read that external degaussing coils aren't recommended with aperture grille tubes? Because the aperture wires could crisscross? Because my Diamondtron has some very slight impurity at the top almost in left corner. I'd like to try a degaussing coil on it. Maybe if I start a little further...

Ooof, yeah this is the #1 thing I hate about my Gigabyte Aorus FO48U. The software is just lazily programmed in that way. But otherwise, it seems like the Gigabyte is on the whole a better monitor. Especially since it has 120hz BFI.

Should use 1366x1024 if you want the right aspect ratio for your monitor. 1280x1024 is 5:4 and was aimed at LCDs

Sunix DPU 300 or the Icybox and Delock clones

Yeah, from browsing r/CRTgaming on reddit, I can tell that people that ask for prices on stuff like the FW900 aren't actually very serious about getting a FW900, otherwise they would have done more research and realized there is no reliable price for a FW900.

This resource might be able to point you in the right direction: https://swharden.com/misc/crt-repair/

19" and 22" are fine. A good 19" will do a nice 1440x1080 at 80-90hz on the desktop, up to 2400x1800 at 60hz for games. A good 22" can do 1600x1200 at 80-100hz on the desktop, and up to 2880x2160p at 60hz for games Those desktop resolutions at or above 80hz are fine for working and browsing...

It uses the same panel as every other 48" OLED (CX, C1, C2, FO48U, Asus's one, etc.). So whatever is true for those, is also true for the 48GQ900

I wonder if the Xeneon Flex has a gimped HDMI 2.1 port like the Gigabyte and LG 48" 16:9 monitors. Maybe there is some incompatibility with the signal wants and the signal the games are sending. Maybe try displayport? Or changing any HDMI-related options in the menu?

You're running your desktop at 100% brightness? I guess you wanna roll the dice on burn in. HDR is the only time I want 100% brightness

Appears so. But then again, I imagine early OLEDs from the late 00's and early 10's were probably also RGB subpixels. Who knows what form micro-led will take once it reaches the mass market.

So are the current microleds RGB LED subpixels or white/blue LED with color filter subpixels?