| Author | Message | ||
     Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Hi, I'm looking for the right kind of monitor to play 3D games. Which specs should I focus on? Currently I'm using AOC Spectrum 7Glr. Also, I have an Asus V6800 Pure 64 meg RAM video card. | ||
| LeGrandDuc Rating: N/A |
look for higher refresh rates and higher resolutions | ||
| Nisei Rating: N/A |
Iiyama has some monitors in their range of products with very high refresh rates. http://www.iiyama.com | ||
| kb Rating: N/A |
I posted a message but it went to lala land.. Here it is again. Got my CTX 21inc monitor on the general recommendation of the Eye3d rep. on this board (Kenny ?). Besides the minor annoyance of not display dos text upon booting which I found a work around for it by switch the monitor off and on again, the CTX is exceptional in color reproduction, pinpoint sharp focus at all for corners and thruout the screen at 1940x1600x32 with excellent focus text. High contrast and highest refresh rate of all 21 in mon. out there, well except for the Eizo 21in. but it would cost 3 times as much. Bottom line is that I'm extremely please with the CTX, at 800US and free shipping, it's a good purchase. kb | ||
| Nisei Rating: N/A |
Not true, the Iiyama Pro 510 has higher refresh rates... | ||
| Supernaut Rating: N/A |
hello I have used many monitors before with the eye3ds. I agree with kenny that the FD trinitron monitors are the best ones. You can get a refurb Sony G500 or E500 for around 500 or 600. You can get the E500 new for that much. The only difference between the two are the dot clock. G500 offers higher resolutions but both generally are close together when it comes down to the refresh rate at each resolution, which is important for 3d viewing. I would recomment getting the E500. A new G500 is way to expensive and you can get the same image quality with an E500. Or you can get them both cheap if they are refurbs. GOOD LUCK. | ||
| kb Rating: N/A |
Follow up: My CTX PR1400F just died. Only after 3 months. I've called CTX and will have it shipped back to them since it's under warranty period with an exchange of repair. KB |
