Hello people of the [H]ardOCP
Long time reader (have posted in the past but the account seems to be gone).
I need some help with buying a new display.
Ive had my CTR for almost 10yrs now (about the same time I started reading OCP actually). Although shes done me good, 1600 max resolution will not cut it for a new system Ive ordered. So Im looking for a new gaming display. Ive been reading up on all the new LCDs and reviews, but theres still one thing that bothers me. Yes, LCDs have improved over the years but I keep reading about how they display blackness in a shady way
Im a big Si/Fi, Horror fan. Most of the games and movies I watch are very dark. I really dont want to see the gray depths of space..
So, to any fans of the darkness out there (and anyone who has some good advice), is there any LCD around 20 to 22 that can display black as pitch black on a high end system for gaming at high resolutions(or at lease, what is the best one)? If not, do you know where I can get a high resolution CTR (in Canada)? Ive tried looking for a CTR without luck.
Regards,
Tar.
Long time reader (have posted in the past but the account seems to be gone).
I need some help with buying a new display.
Ive had my CTR for almost 10yrs now (about the same time I started reading OCP actually). Although shes done me good, 1600 max resolution will not cut it for a new system Ive ordered. So Im looking for a new gaming display. Ive been reading up on all the new LCDs and reviews, but theres still one thing that bothers me. Yes, LCDs have improved over the years but I keep reading about how they display blackness in a shady way
Im a big Si/Fi, Horror fan. Most of the games and movies I watch are very dark. I really dont want to see the gray depths of space..
So, to any fans of the darkness out there (and anyone who has some good advice), is there any LCD around 20 to 22 that can display black as pitch black on a high end system for gaming at high resolutions(or at lease, what is the best one)? If not, do you know where I can get a high resolution CTR (in Canada)? Ive tried looking for a CTR without luck.
Regards,
Tar.