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alexzarachalexzarach
edited August 2011 in Hardware
As there was a 'post your keyboard and mouse' thread, I thought I might as well post my monitor specs

1) NeoMagic Magicgraph 128xd (on dead laptop)
2) Mac lcd monitor (On Mac laptop)
3) eMachines (unknown model) (on eMachines desktop)
4)Tiny (Goldstar) 773N (Spare CRT, white)
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  • 16bit16bit
    On my machine I use a Dell e771p with a resolution of 1280 x 1024 @ 32-bit color
  • Lupinthe3rdLupinthe3rd
    edited March 2007
    on my main comp a HP 56 @1024x768 60htz and on my lappie as the screen is dead some generic one at same level. Both 32bit.
  • QQ
    A ViewSonic A75s on my machine

    -Q
  • alexzarachalexzarach
    Am I the only person with a tft monitor?
  • QQ
    I certainly don't have one, since all I have are CRTs!

    -Q
  • KirkKirk
    My main system is an IC Power 19" LCD, running at 1280x1024 resolution, 32-bit color, and a 60hz refresh rate. When I bought it, I think this monitor has an 8ms refresh time, so it actually owns for gaming even though it's an LCD. smile.gif

    -Kirk
  • alexzarachalexzarach
    Aren't tfts and lcds better than crts for gaming?
  • KirkKirk
    alexzarach wrote:
    Aren't tfts and lcds better than crts for gaming?
    Not necessarily, LCDs are better known for ghosting when you make sharp turns in games, since they tend to have higher response times than CRT's.

    -Kirk
  • alexzarachalexzarach
    I had a problem with a tft screen recently at college where the power lead was jammed at both ends and the screen was stuck on auto-focus.
  • BODBOD
    LCDs have improved greatly over the years, newer ones don't have those issues.

    And college LCDs == suckage

    Are yours those retarded AG Neovo things?
  • nighticenightice
    Sceptre X7. I just needed an LCD monitor and found this one pretty cheap. I was surprised at the price (only $158) given that it's actually a very good screen.
  • QQ
    I'll have to remember your recommendation.

    And yes, almost universally, educationally administrated machines are horrible one way or another.

    -Q
  • Constitutional DefenderConstitutional Defender
    Viewsonic E655. Hey Q, we have the same brand!
  • QQ
    ConDef: HeHe. I hope you like yours, mine is very dependable, even if a little old (VS refuses to admit upfront that they made it)!

    -Q
  • FedeArgFedeArg
    Ok, mine can be like like $hit..... :( but it`s the only monitor that I have :)
    Philips 105s5.... 15"; made in October 2004 :(

    Info by Everest 2007 Ultimate :)

    Monitor Name: Philips 105S5

    Monitor ID: PHL000F

    Model: Philips 105S5

    Monitor Type: 15" CRT

    Manufacture Date: Week 13 / 2004

    Serial Number: 13401043

    Max. Visible Display Size: 28 cm x 21 cm (13.8")

    Picture Aspect Ratio: 4:3

    Horizontal Frequency: 30 - 54 kHz

    Vertical Frequency: 50 - 120 Hz

    Maximum Resolution: 1024 x 768 (but I have it at 1152 x 864 @ 60hz) :P

    Gamma: 2.60

    DPMS Mode Support: Active-Off

    Supported Video Modes
    640 x 480: 105 Hz
    800 x 600: 85 Hz
    1024 x 768: 65 Hz

    Here is a little pic, It isn`t my monitor, but mine it`s identical to the one in the photo :)

    EP5157082.jpg
  • QQ
    FedeVista wrote:
    Philips 105s5.... 15"; made in October 2004 :(

    Mine was made in 199something.

    -Q
  • FedeArgFedeArg
    edited March 2007
    Yes, but your old 17" VS looks better than mine :)... old but fiable, I have to say that VS makes very good monitors with an awesome quality!!!!

    but anyway the VS model that you have
  • Constitutional DefenderConstitutional Defender
    Q wrote:
    ConDef: HeHe. I hope you like yours, mine is very dependable, even if a little old (VS refuses to admit upfront that they made it)!

    -Q

    I love my viewsonic. It works great. I got it used at computer renaissance for $80 or so.
  • Lupinthe3rdLupinthe3rd
    Oh wait I also have a Compaq MV400 which has lasted me for many years as my secondary (and then it became my primary for a while) monitor.
  • RNRN
    my monitor is sometimes a ViewSonic GA655
  • QQ
    Hmm, attack of the ViewSonics...

    -Q
  • BashBash
    some LG Flatron monitor

    4ms response time, 1400:1 contrast ratio.

    Nice monitor for gaming.
  • WipeoutWipeout
    Laptop 1: NeoMagic MagicGraph 128ZV, 13" Dell
    Laptop 2: Trident PCI, 14.1" Toshiba
    Computer 1: nVIDIA FX 5200, 17" LG
  • NTL1991NTL1991
    Main Machine: MAG LT716s 17" LCD @ 1280x1024
    ThinkPad: LG Philips 14.1" @ 1024x768
    Pavillion: 17" Compaq CV735 CRT Monitor
    My Old PC: 17" Compaq FS740 Flat CRT Monitor

    Nick
  • QQ
    This monitor (The A75s) came with a Compaq, but strangely enough wasn't branded as a Compaq.

    -Q
  • adragonsadragons
    I use my laptop with a second crt

    laptop: 1024x768 (generic lcd, but pretty good) 14"
    crt: NEC MultiSync FE700 @ 1280x1024 16"
    (viewable)
  • DuffDuff
    Acer AL1916W 19" 8ms Widescreen LCD - Workstation
    Dell 1907FP 19" 8ms LCD - Family PC
    IBM 14.1" LCD - ThinkPad

    The Dell is the best of the bunch, I'm considering getting one myself.
  • NTL1991NTL1991
    Dell LCDs are fantastic... I like them alot.

    Nick
  • QQ
    I used to have a Dell CRT on BlacIII, it's a BTC MO-BTC-JD177E.

    -Q
  • KirkKirk
    NTL1991 wrote:
    Dell LCDs are fantastic... I like them alot.

    Nick
    Really? You must have a nice one. We have many 15" Dell LCDs, and a few 17" Dell LCDs at school... The 15 inch ones suck... the 17" ones are OK, but I still like my cheapy Walmart LCD's image quality better. Meh, I don't have a very high opinion of Dell LCDs. squiggly.gif

    -Kirk
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