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I ran memtest, 6 passes with no errors. I have not tried another cd drive though, I know I have some lying around I could use. Will a usb cd drive work?
I have been seeing different articles about turning an old computer into a firewall/router, so I wanted to try it out (more for the learning experience rather than a practical need). I found an old computer (P3 933mHz, 384mb SD ram, 4gb seagate hard drive) and put in two old network cards I had...
They are both identical LG models, just an inch difference in screen size. I didn't know if the smaller pitch is good because things are sharper or bad because things are smaller. And if I get the 23 inch, will I end up missing that extra little bit of space.
As a revision to my last thread, I decided to simplify my question: What, in your opinions, is better, a 23 inch monitor with a pixel pitch of 0.266mm or a 24 inch monitor with a pixel pitch of 0.277mm? Both monitors have a resolution of 1920x1080, but I am not looking for reasons as to why...
I am looking to get one of these soon, so I'm trying to get opinions on whether a smaller 23-inch with a smaller dot-pitch is better, or if the bigger 24-inch with a bigger dot-pitch is better for gaming and reading internet pages.
Most all the monitors I am looking at around this size seem to be 1920x1080 though. It's almost as if the 1920x1200 LCD market has died down. Are they any tn-panel monitors just as good as those lg's at 1920x1200?
I would be using it mostly for gaming and other basic stuff like web surfing. My main question is whether to get the 24 inch monitor or the 23 inch monitor. And I apologize for the typo in the thread's title.
I have been using two regular 19 inch monitors for a while now and gaming isn't all that great at 1280x1024. I was looking at the LG W2453V and the LG W2353V. Any comments on either monitor? Is there a better monitor at this price range that I am overlooking? Is getting the 23 inch monitor...