So true, I'm still running a 6800GT, it was fine on the 17" I had before the 24" widescreen; but now I have to turn down some settings to have the newer games run smoothly. =D
Mine is. I'd love to upgrade to a VX2025 or a 2007 ect. but it doesn't represent good value for money as my VX922 is only a tiny bit smaller. I think most people would only upgrade to a moniter that is properly bigger, which is why I think 24" is so popular. Also, my X800 won't play most things on a moniter anybigger than a 19" Bindi, what sort of screen/s do you have?
45" (3*VX922 monitors on TH2G) ok I know it's cheating as it's 3 monitors and not one but you don't notice the bezel between monitors and to be honest I am so used to having 3 screens that I won't go back to one again(I had to for a week when my TH2G died one week shy of a year,got replaced for free )
As posted earlier, this isn't a competition, this is an effort to get meaningful statistics. "cheating", as you say, isn't helping anyone.
I'm using a Westinghouse 37" as my main monitor for my PC. Might seem too large but the way I have my room setup it works out very well. I also use it for all my consoles and DVD watching, but it is the primary screen for my PC.
3x 15" = 45"? 3x 19" = 57" They must have damned big bezels, if you've 'only' got 45" of screen to play with?
a wise man has spoken hazardous, since I am not at home I had to work it out from first principles (X*X)+(Y*Y)=(Z*Z) X being screen width and Y being screen height and Z being diagonal first time I got it wrong as I forgot height was the same and I ended up with 55" and not 45"
A bit late to this thread, just back from A2s. Using a 19" Iiyama atm, bought back in the day where 19" TFTs cost £500+... Damn, the response time is a bit of a joke, the viewing angles are rubbish, the brightness needs to be jacked up to 90+% for normal use... but hell, it's got portrait mode! Beauty!
1) Welcome to the forums Commodore 2) Holy thread resurrection Batman (If I didn't say it someone else would) 3) I always thought this thread should have also have had a resolution component since most WS TVs have lower resolution than much smaller monitors, and projectors are even worse.
