pc gaming on a monitor or hdtv?. this is probably a stupid question, but for PC gaming, what would look better? a 30-40 inch lcd monitor or a 30-40 inch lcd hdtv conntected through vga or the digital output of the video card? and which should be a less expensive...

monitor / HDTV you choose it will be scaling it up a little bit thus making it a little blurry. I vote for the monitor, especially one like the Dell 2407WFP, because it has component and regular yellow Video inputs for HDTV and regular gaming, where as HDTVs...

monitor or hdtv. i currently looking to upgrade from my vx922 which has served me very well for some time, i am considering putting an hdtv tuner card in my rig and getting a large (32-42") monitor that i might have one screen to look at for gaming and movies/...

a new gaming monitor for my computer because my 20" right now has a big crack through it. I was wondering if i could plug in my computer into my hdtv and just play my pc games on it. Also would this be better since the native resolution for the monitor is 720p...

really all depends on your uses. I haven't tried gaming on this monitor, and maybe gaming would not be pretty. But if you are using the monitor to mostly display text windows instead of gaming, a multipurpose monitor should do that quiet well, and would be...

recognize with ghosting issues. A lot of LCD HDTVs are using 120Hz technology for better fluidity and better image quality. 120Hz tech for HDTV differs from that of PC monitors. 120Hz mode on a HDTV during gaming will increase input lag. What the internal...

2 (HDTV) over as the primary monitor and shut the CRT off? Is there another way to do this? Please help.. Hi, I am trying to connect my HDTV to my computer as a secondary monitor. I would like to be able to use either monitor, not both at the same...

Setting up PC to run with Monitor and HDTV. I have a 26" HDTV that i want to link into my system through the HDMI adaptor on my HD 3850. What im planning to do is leave the monitor on the primary display and set the tv up on the secondary. Im just wondering...

monitor/HDTV for it until I get my desktop rig built. But, for the time being, it will be just for my Eee PC. I'm looking to buy the biggest screen on 1920x1200/1080 res (or higher) that I can get for around $200 or under... Should I go with a TV or a monitor...

get two gtx 295 then I have to buy another PSU Graphics: Gtx 275 or 4890 xfx models Monitor - Still need help with picking a gaming monitor Case- Antec 902 - Heatsink - CCF - and bracket - Ram- OCZ platinum Hard Drive- two 640 gb caviar...