LOL, this question is raised so many times...Its really simple, if you plan on sitting back about 5 feet or more get the TV, if you plan on being about 2-3 feet away, the TV will just be blurry. Maybe that helps maybe not.
I have seen pictures on both....The TV version isn't clear by any means nor is the color correct...Get a 30 inch PC LCD if you want crisp sharp images.
no, its totally diff technology...LCD tvs are not meant for computers..resolution is way to low,but then again big screens you don't sit 1 foot away.
Get a 30 inch LCD for PC if you can afford it, but if you want bigger you'll have to go LCD TV version.
I still don't think crts are better...I've seen people use them, and pro or not, I think LCDs are just as good these days...And as for Blacks, look into OLED monitors, Perfect black.
As long as you sit back about 4-5 feet tvs are fine for computing, but dont expect to get up close n personal and see all the intrecate detail in a picture.
I had the 32GP1U and well, the picture was great for TV, but as a computer lcd, I wouldn't reccomend it...Its just tv's are not really made for computing, unlesss you plan on maybe putting it back about 4 or 5 feet, then it would look just fine...The Sharp, looked superior for tv and movies...
hes doing pdfs and documents, how much professional does he need...A standard acer will give him crystal clear picture....I dunno, just what i'm thinking.
I have had a dell 2405, first gen, it was greattt for games, used it for about 2 years then unloaded for a acer, which did fairly well but you had to look at it streight on...My parents got the 2407FPW and as usual, superior looking monitor, crisp colors and fast display for gaming...Just my...
I was talking about ur cable management on the desk with your peripherals...And I was kidding with you man....LOL, didn't need to open up the comp and take more pictures. Made worse even more worse LOLOL.
Holy Crapola, you sound like a person that has to be sold twice what a monitor is worth before you'll consider it man..0 Dead pixels, sure you could get that, but even the best monitors have dead pixels, its just luck of the draw sometimes, sure some vendors have better reputation for less...
This I absolutely agree with, for movies, and basic stuff, its fine...But for hardcore gamers, lowering the resolution to 1080p, doesn't require much more then a 6800 video card :)
I do all games and some word processing so I really notice the colors and clarity of pictures, most who do not...
I recently purchased a Sharp 1080p 32 inch TV with DVI input, figuring i'd use it at a Computer LCD....Absolultely NOTTTTTT. I do not reccomend this whatsoever, and give mad props to people who like to adjust to the blurry image and faded picture.
Every game I went into I had to readjust the...
I had the same question....Just ended up going with a 30 inch, so that nothing would have a problem with it :)....Otherwise if you go with 3 x 19 inch, I think you can use that without issues, but I wasn't willing to test it.
Nothing to spectacular...Going to be moving end of august and will throw out this desk and get me a real nice one. Just a 30 inch Dell WFP here. Quad Core Gaming Rig with 9800GX2, 2 Gigs Ram, Blu-Ray Burner. She scoots along pretty darn good in COD4 and WarCraft :)
Just to post to the first guys post about the light leakage....I did have a little bit when I had a dell 2405, first gen 24 inch monitors but not to bad...I just picked up a 3007WFP for 830$ and it has 0 light leakage, I loaded up a black screen and there is none whatsoever....Considering what...
Well I meant going 3 x 19s...My 9800GX2 won't have a problem rendereing all three screens...I found a deal on a 3007 Dell monitor for 850 that i'm picking up tomorrow....So looks as though im going that route.
Well I have some spare money from my company I work for....I'm debating what to do right now, I love gaming, I have a quad core, 9800GX2 and just want more screen.
I currently have a 24 inch lcd which is great but i've been with this 24 inch since the first dells came out.
Wondering, should...
LOL this crap is hillarious..
Why wouldn't you buy an ultra, its not like its initial release price of 750....I just bought one yesterday for 564 after mail in rebate for the MSI OC edition,which from what I can tell is cheaper then the guy who just bought a GTX for 490.
As for all this hype...
Yea thats a big difference....I'm talking like 1920x1200 on MAX settings,,,,That would prolly drop you down to about 10fps compared to the 60 or so a 7950 can handle.
If you are happy with those settings then no worries, I just know when I see those and I see high end, its a huge...
Wow people would kill for your position. How much is the upgrade?
Difference in performance is about 40% but its really only noticed if you run 1600x1200 with AA and Anthro fullllly on, which if you want truly crystal clear graphics you do.
Just saw post....80 BUCKS???? Are you crazy...
I got a buddy that needs one for SLI.
Looking for a 7800GT OC, he currently has a BFG, let me know how much you want for it.
Do not quote me 270$ or some outrageous amount cause its not worth that.
You should get a 7950 it does VERYYY well on high everything on Fear, and avgs like 40fps on Oblivion high everything.
as for a 7900GT I don't know who hyped you up but I could have told you, if you don't get top of the line, don't expect top of the line performance.
Grab another 7900GT...