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Recent content by MrGreen72
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Responsive time influence : IPS vs 3D
No. Screen tearing happens when the screen can't handle what it receives. -
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Responsive time influence : IPS vs 3D
I'm not sure I'm following you but yeah, even though the latest IPS monitors are getting there, TN are still faster. There are no 120Hz IPS monitors. So if that's what you want, TN is your only option. My opinion is that, for gaming, you definitely should go with a 120Hz, but others prefer... -
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Responsive time influence : IPS vs 3D
V-sync invariably introduces input lag, but it fixes screen tearing. However, with a 120Hz running in 2D, you can leave v-sync off and since you will rarely, if ever, go above 120fps, be free of screen tearing. -
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Monitor for bf3, going big
It's a TN. There are no 120Hz IPS. Input lag and ghosting is for all intent and purposes, non-existent. -
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Tri-Monitor Gaming Question - Help
No there won't be any conflict. I can't answer that last one as I've never gamed on a tri-monitor setup. I sure like my 120Hz, though. What kind of video cards do you have? Edit: Never mind. I re-read your op. Dual 580s should be peachy! -
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Tri-Monitor Gaming Question - Help
You will be fine with another 1080p. Your 120Hz is wasted, though. From what I've seen, you have to run all monitors at the same res and refresh rate. -
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SAMSUNG T23A950 H3D LED BackLight LCD Monitor
NO! I DON'T SEE IN 3D! OKAY!? YOU JUST HAD TO RUB IT IN HUH! :p My girlfriend said it worked well, though. She usually tells the truth. -
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Monitor for bf3, going big
Best of both worlds! Like I said, I have a HP IPS panel at work, and well, also an iPad at home. While I won't argue that it has advantages over TN panels, I think a lot of people blow these advantages way, way out of proportion. But then again, you could probably say that about me and 120Hz :D -
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the thread to end which 120hz monitor.. for 2d lets name the pros and cons please
My friend, nobody here has experience with all these monitors. Nobody. If you want an objective answer you'll have to google reviews. Most people in forums will root for what they own/know. Me, for instance, will tell you that the Samsung S27A950D is ZOMG TEH AWESOME ONE TWENTY... -
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Monitor for bf3, going big
I have the Samsung S27A950D and I don't feel like I'm sacrificing anything. It's 27", 120Hz and the colors are far, far from dull. Especially with dynamic contrast turned on for gaming. It's something else. I also have a Dell 2407 PVA, and a HP LP2475 IPS at work. Both 24" 1920x1200. I'm a... -
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HP ZR30W or Samsung S27A950D for FPS gaming?
That's mah boy! I've had mine only for a few days but try this when you get yours and tell me what you think. For gaming I set the "Magic Bright" setting to Dynamic contrast. For trolling the internets I set the "Magic Angle" to "Standing up"... or something like that. I'm not standing up -... -
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16x10 VS 16:9 -- Game Support
Hmmm I don't think so. In the computer world, the physical aspect ratio of the screen is the same as the pixel aspect ratio as far as I can tell. The pixel density is the same for a given width of screen no matter the aspect ratio. It's just that it gives you more vertical real estate in Windows. -
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16x10 VS 16:9 -- Game Support
The only reason I bought a 16:9 is because there are no 16:10 120Hz. Can't have it all... Life's a bitch then you die!