monitor speakers sux green slimy swamp water filled with dead bugs and rotting fish. Got the picture? Good. Don't buy a monitor because it has built in speakers or can be fitted with a speaker bar. Speaker bars are two steps up from the built in monitor...

20sumtin inch LCD is going to surpass the quality picture my (fairly pricey) 19'' monitor has. And to top it off I only bought less than a year ago! Is it really neccessary for me to go and buy a bigger monitor to keep up with the times or will my 19'' (1280x1024...

so that make two 1280x800's. On the 8800GT the max resolution is listed at 2560x1600 twice. So I would assume that means max per each monitor. I guess I need an education as to how to interpret max resolution per monitor/output on a multi-output card. So...

When buying a monitor, what's most important?. I'm an avid gamer, I watch TV and DVDs; and I stare at the screen for more hours in a day than I'd like to admit. I'm looking into getting a 17"-19" CTR. My question is: What's better?: .20mm dot pitch, 1280x1024...

have that - never had a problem running Max on a gaming card (14 years in the business) Spent around $1700 for my system. Will be closer to $2000 when I buy a 22" monitor. The most important piece is the board...then the ram then the processor,vid card,etc.......

windowed mode, but still most or all the monitor is used - I just hate fullscreen tabbing. I'd also like to be able to play with high settings while streaming video on the second monitor (e.g. netflix or DVD) fullscreen, if possible. I realize Crysis is a bit...

probably be running 1280x1024 @ 85 Hz (or higher Hz). If you know of a better monitor for my needs, speak up. Thanks.. I'll be buying a 19" $300-$350 monitor on Sunday or Monday. I am currently leaning towards the Samsung 900NF, as I've heard many good things...

those are important considerations -- probably _the_ important considerations now that I've moved to LCD -- for many people. Ultimately it comes down to the criteria that you feel are important when selecting a computer monitor. Manufacturers however have...

response time for quick turning in games. My suggestion uses lg's specific technology designed for gaming, and btw monitor is most important in builds. I'd rather have a 4870 instead of 4890 for example and a better monitor. guess what you get what you...

setup (single vs SLI) for my new i7 gaming rig. Here's the setup I'm looking at so far in case certain parts (like the CPU &Monitor) are important for you guys to help me: Coolermaster HAF 932 i7 920 2.66 (already ordered my Thermalright Ultra-120) Asus...