All 3 of the monitors that I suggested are just as fast as the viewsonic in the 2ms response time
I am running a 32" LCD HDTV at 1366x768 resolution all the time, it is the native resolution of the screen and yes though it is a bit small in comparison to the 1600x1200+ LCD's you can get, by forcing yourself to stick to a "low" resolution your video card set to vsync can render the entire frame quicker which means you can crank the eye candy.
I play, Doom3 (orig and expansion), BF2142, HL2, and FEAR on this thing and it looks like a movie.
Video card = x800pro agp, now just imagine how much more eye candy your shiny new pci-e can can make it show.
The TV is a Visco VSC-32V1, you can get it from Walmart.com
32" for $600 http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5359008
or its 37" brother for $800
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5585303
Both have the same native resolution since they both have the same driver board, the screen is just different
I have had my 32" for a few months now and cannot complain at all, also its very convenient to be ored writing a paper and flipping on the PIP to watch the tv with the computer taking up the majority of the screen
I am running a 32" LCD HDTV at 1366x768 resolution all the time, it is the native resolution of the screen and yes though it is a bit small in comparison to the 1600x1200+ LCD's you can get, by forcing yourself to stick to a "low" resolution your video card set to vsync can render the entire frame quicker which means you can crank the eye candy.
I play, Doom3 (orig and expansion), BF2142, HL2, and FEAR on this thing and it looks like a movie.
Video card = x800pro agp, now just imagine how much more eye candy your shiny new pci-e can can make it show.
The TV is a Visco VSC-32V1, you can get it from Walmart.com
32" for $600 http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5359008
or its 37" brother for $800
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5585303
Both have the same native resolution since they both have the same driver board, the screen is just different
I have had my 32" for a few months now and cannot complain at all, also its very convenient to be ored writing a paper and flipping on the PIP to watch the tv with the computer taking up the majority of the screen
I'm currently enjoying the Dell 24" widescreen (2407). I really can't find a fault with that screen, especially when the price came down to around £500.
They've also got a new 2707 - 27" on special offer for £780 at the moment if you have the budget!
I'm currently enjoying the Dell 24" widescreen (2407). I really can't find a fault with that screen, especially when the price came down to around £500.
They've also got a new 2707 - 27" on special offer for £780 at the moment if you have the budget!