- Oct 4, 2012
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Hi,
I am in quite the pickle, I am wanting to purchase a 27" monitor, I am currently using an LG-E2441 24" monitor, but I'm planning on buying Storm Stryker and and the MSI 7970 TF III once its released in my Country (MSI said around the end of the month), and was just wanting to get the best out if it all.
I was thinking of this monitor http://www.samsung.com/sg/consumer/pc-peripherals-printer/monitor/led-monitor/LS27A950DS/XS
($450 AUD)
I like this a lot, and the fact it has 3D is a plus, I have never gamed in 3D so no idea what to expect, but I don't really wanna purchase if 3D sucks, and if that's the case, I was thinking about this one,
https://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/MX279H/
($370 AUD)
But I can't tell if its really worth the money, coming from using this http://www.lg.com/au/support-product/lg-E2441V-BN
which I bought last year for like $169, but things just don't look to great on it..
I know essentially, it's up to me, but some opinions couldn't surely make it any harder
(Or could it -.^)
The thin boarders are very appealing, opposed to mine lol
Let me know what y'all think, and If you have any experience with 3D gaming, on that note, I have a question about it..
I see a lot of the time, it says 2D > 3D conversion, Is that just normal "3D"?
family had a 3D TV in 2011, and I know you can convert to 3D, but when playing a game in 3D, say this game has the option to turn on 3D (I actually don't know any 3D capable PC games) but nonetheless, would just convert it to 3D or does it use a different, more pure 3D approach, but I read about "Ghosting" and such, I just don't understand whether that is an aspect of just playing any game, one that wasn't intend to be played in such a manner (2D > 3D conversion) or does this also occur in games that have the pure in game option, of enabling 3D?
I apologize If I'm not making much sense right now, lol.
I am in quite the pickle, I am wanting to purchase a 27" monitor, I am currently using an LG-E2441 24" monitor, but I'm planning on buying Storm Stryker and and the MSI 7970 TF III once its released in my Country (MSI said around the end of the month), and was just wanting to get the best out if it all.
I was thinking of this monitor http://www.samsung.com/sg/consumer/pc-peripherals-printer/monitor/led-monitor/LS27A950DS/XS
($450 AUD)
I like this a lot, and the fact it has 3D is a plus, I have never gamed in 3D so no idea what to expect, but I don't really wanna purchase if 3D sucks, and if that's the case, I was thinking about this one,
https://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/MX279H/
($370 AUD)
But I can't tell if its really worth the money, coming from using this http://www.lg.com/au/support-product/lg-E2441V-BN
which I bought last year for like $169, but things just don't look to great on it..
I know essentially, it's up to me, but some opinions couldn't surely make it any harder
(Or could it -.^)The thin boarders are very appealing, opposed to mine lol
Let me know what y'all think, and If you have any experience with 3D gaming, on that note, I have a question about it..
I see a lot of the time, it says 2D > 3D conversion, Is that just normal "3D"?
family had a 3D TV in 2011, and I know you can convert to 3D, but when playing a game in 3D, say this game has the option to turn on 3D (I actually don't know any 3D capable PC games) but nonetheless, would just convert it to 3D or does it use a different, more pure 3D approach, but I read about "Ghosting" and such, I just don't understand whether that is an aspect of just playing any game, one that wasn't intend to be played in such a manner (2D > 3D conversion) or does this also occur in games that have the pure in game option, of enabling 3D?
I apologize If I'm not making much sense right now, lol.
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