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It turns out that my problem with no red component had to with the cable not being attached properly. The monitor is now working almost perfectly. :)
I'm just wondering if a sudden power outage could somehow damage the monitor? I have the impression that colors are less vivid and that...
Absolutely, but I have also yet to come across an instance where a workstation GPU has been bad for games. That's not what they are made and optimized for but they should work just as well with them as a comparable consumer card. If not it should be possible to run consumer drivers on them with...
Ok and then put them in 8x RAID? And that will multiply their random read IOPS to give you optimal read performance? In that case, the more SSDs you put together, the faster the reads right? Might the RAID controller card, depending on model, become a bottleneck?
I'm mostly interested in the...
4K random reads are usually the most relevant because they're what your computer will do when booting up Windows and loading software and for example game levels into memory. Sequential throughput is only relevant when copying and extracting (which might be CPU-limited anyway) files and...
Which would be the optimal 800 GB+ SSD set-up for gaming, booting up Windows and starting up software (that is, all applications that make use of random small read performance) given a dream budget of something like $4,000? The FusionIO line of flash memory cards seem to be the unchallenged...
120 Hz isn't something I have thought about actually.. Input lag is the chief concern of mine.
The HP ZR24w looks good but I will have a look at the Dell 3007WFP also.
Thank you both for your input (lol).
As my Sony GDM-FW900 hasn't really been working out at all, I'm now looking for an LCD with the following specifications:
- As low input lag as possible compared to a CRT
- Preferably 30", but down to 24" is also acceptable
- Either IPS panel or TN, as I understand it the very lowest input lag...
I recently got a GDM-FW900 manufactured in 2000 that I am having some problems with. The image has a bluish tinge and reds are severely washed out (pure red doesn't seem to display at all, so orange, purple etc. I assume lack that component). I have tried using both the BNC cable and a VGA cable...