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How big is your monitor(s) and how many do you have running on your main PC?

I was thinking of getting the biggest I could get in the future, 30 inches or whatever it is, but I realized it would look humorous sitting on top of my subwoofer. Plus, it costs too much anyway.

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My monitor is 6.5 inches and I only have one. Though, i think it would be cool to have 2. *DP* ;-)

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My monitor is 6.5 inches and I only have one. Though, i think it would be cool to have 2. *DP* ;-)



You should at least consider moving up to a 7 inch someday. Get two of them as widescreen is the shiznit nowadays. :wink:

Reply to Luminaris

I have a 19 inch Viewsonic LCD with an 8ms response time. It has analog connectors, but it still has good image quality. Before that, I had a 15 inch Hitachi LCD which came with my old Dell. It had a terrible response time (40ms?), and I had ghosting in games. That's why I replaced it.

Reply to angry_ducky

Dual 19" Wide.. I also figured out if i plug the second one kitty corner on my sli instead of on the same Card i get less lag when playin movies on one and Wow on the other.. .. Go figure eh ?

Reply to FACEBASH

I have two 19 inch samsung units on dual view. Works like a charm.

Reply to Luminaris

I have a hp p1130 21in CRT and a Amptron LS17 17in CRT next to it.

Reply to sithscout80
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dual lcd sony 17"ers. They are old. Im getting dual 21" widecreeners in 6 months.

Reply to xChaoSx
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Dell 2405FPW 1920x1200
and Hitachi 21" CRT
and ViewSonic PF790 19" CRT

Reply to RichPLS
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got a 19"lcd i picked up for around 250 a few months ago. has great image quality, and dvi connections, pretty decent deal.

Reply to julius
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I run a single 17" Flat CRT @ 1280x1024. It's an NEC model FE771SB.

I've thought getting another screen several times, such as a Sun 21" flat CRT or a ViewSonic 2ms 19" LCD, but I'm happy enough with this screen that I don't really need to upgrade. Besides, my current system can't run games any higher than 1280x1024 (I prefer high AF over high res or AA).

Side note....it sounds like your subwoofer is on top of your desk. If so, why? It sounds better under your desk because of the resulting resonation.

Reply to capnbfg
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How big is your monitor(s) and how many do you have running on your main PC?

I was thinking of getting the biggest I could get in the future, 30 inches or whatever it is, but I realized it would look humorous sitting on top of my subwoofer. Plus, it costs too much anyway.



2 Acer Ferrari F20's and yes they are very nice.

Reply to spud
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I don't believe any of you fockers. How can anyone have a 19 or 21 inch tool? Come on now...

Reply to mpjesse
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I don't believe any of you fockers. How can anyone have a 19 or 21 inch tool? Come on now...



Tool? I was talking about my LCD's... I am confused :S.

Reply to spud

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I don't believe any of you fockers. How can anyone have a 19 or 21 inch tool? Come on now...



:lol:

I have a 21inch dell CRT (which is focking nice IQ wise), a 19inch philips LCD something a rather and my dodgy 68cm CRT tv.

I'm also looking into getting one of those 24inch widescreen dells. That'd be so focking sweet.

Reply to Action_Man
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When you play games, is your game on one screen or on all of your screens?

For the person who talked about the subwoofer. I never tried placing the subwoofer on the floor. I like to have my monitor up as high as I can. It helps one's posture.

As for the guy with the fat guy in the pic, can you please take the pic down? It is just too demeaning to have it next to words that describe high-end computer hardware.

Reply to miecz
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How big is your monitor(s) and how many do you have running on your main PC?



I use 1 15inch lcd montitor with 6 virtual monitors

Reply to gman01

lol the more u use it the more it grows :wink:

Single 17.1" LCD @ 1280x1024 MAG here


....shouldnt this be in the display section? not the cpu one? :wink:

Reply to illuminatirex
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wow. u have absolutely no idea how to use these forums, do you? read the FAQ dumbass. that way we can all tell who the fark ur talking to.

now go away noob. sooner rather than later. and quit asking stupid questions like "does watercooling make my computer faster?"

as for the fat thing... i'm 6'1 and 212lbs. I would hardly call that fat. big maybe... but not fat. now... ugly i may be, but if 99% of everyone in here is afraid to show their pic, just how fat and ugly are they?

Reply to mpjesse

samsung 20.1' LCD with 5MS, and vga/dvi connector, its pretty sweet, and a dinky 15' dell LCD on the side (got it for free, im not complaning)

Reply to enforcerfx
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How big is your monitor(s) and how many do you have running on your main PC?

I was thinking of getting the biggest I could get in the future, 30 inches or whatever it is, but I realized it would look humorous sitting on top of my subwoofer. Plus, it costs too much anyway.



And what does that has to do in the CPU section?

Reply to pat

Currently a 22" NEC CRT, 17" Planar flat panel and 17" V7 flat panel (Crap), that's on my main machine, got a couple viewsonic 17" flats and 19" crts and a few dell 17" trinitrons on servers and such.

Reply to michaelahess
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and my answer to your question was purposefully insipid. you've flooded the forums for 2-3 days now with continually retarded questions. what's worse is you never thank anyone for their advice or input. u just say stupid things like "but i don't wanna spend more than $300... waaaahhhh!"

ugh. noobs should not be able to create threads.

Reply to mpjesse

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i'm 6'1 and 212lbs. I would hardly call that fat. big maybe... but not fat. now... ugly i may be, but if 99% of everyone in here is afraid to show their pic, just how fat and ugly are they?



Makes me think back to the classic live album "Zappa in New York" wherein FZ states: "There's a lot more of us ugly mofos than you". (sic)

6'1" and 212? Sounds like a pro football DB to me. Then again, my stats don't look fat but since 79% of my body mass is brain, I'm neither pretty nor lean.

Reply to clue69less

I don't have an inch-monitor...I have a cm-monitor of 29 and it glows in the dark,

rrr,

greetz

Reply to harmonica

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How big is your monitor(s) and how many do you have running on your main PC?



I have our home business/music/email computer and our gaming box running into a 20" Samsung 1600x1200. My DI/video rig is into a 19" Sony and my son's game box runs a BenQ 19". Our old P3 Compaq runs a Micron 20" CRT which is still going strong.

Reply to clue69less

2X Hyundai L90D+ 19"

Reply to BaronMatrix

14" laptop, 15" LCD on the other Dell, and of course, the good old Relisys 15" CRT

Reply to joefriday
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Micron 700CX 17" CRT @ 1024x768.
Maybe its 19", I don't know.

Reply to Mex
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wait, you put your monitor on a subwoofer? lolololololol! youre just missing the electromagnet right by your hard drive, then your computer will enter into warp speed. come on. and water cool your keyboard, you'll type faster.

Reply to julius
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i was thinking the same thing. i didn't say anything 'cause i <thought> this guy was probably intelligent enough to put on a shielded subwoofer.

i see the err of my ways now though.

Reply to mpjesse
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21" Dell P1130 Trinitron Tube 2048x1536

Running 1600x1200 @ 100hz Flawless Picture all for $160 ROFL

http://azatek.com/details.asp?iid=483

Get it while it has free shipping. Otherwise its $45 flat rate

Reply to Clob
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Currently a 22" NEC CRT, 17" Planar flat panel and 17" V7 flat panel (Crap), that's on my main machine, got a couple viewsonic 17" flats and 19" crts and a few dell 17" trinitrons on servers and such.



i got a 22" Mitsubishi Diamond PRO, i just love the quality and brightness, way better than monitor / or flat that i've seen so far up close in a store.
The only bad thing is, the damn heat coming out of the beast LOL

Reply to Artmic
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wait, you put your monitor on a subwoofer? lolololololol! youre just missing the electromagnet right by your hard drive, then your computer will enter into warp speed.


I noticed that as well, but for some reason I just assumed that he probably has a cheap Dell rig with an LCD, in which case the magnetic field shouldn't make much difference anyway. If he has a CRT though, then that is just begging for trouble.

In any case, I still don't understand not having the subwoofer under the desk. :?

Reply to capnbfg

ive got a dell ultrascan p991, its a 19" crt. it uses the wega tube.. i like it.. tho its getting older, it still has a beautiful pic.

Reply to 2inthagoo

Not sure how this relates to thee CPU forum, but anyway...

Viewsonic VP191b - and loving it.

I really want 2* VP930b, but can't find any in Australia that will ship new and less than $AU700. :cry:

Reply to Betamaster

21" ViewSonic CRT & 19" Sony LCD

The ViewSonic monitor has an "UltraBrite Mode" wich basically just kicks up the brightness and contrast a bit, really nice for gaming and movie watching.

Reply to Nitro350Z

Two monitors: 19" CRT and a 17" LCD

Once you try two monitors, you'll never go back.

Reply to c4onastick

Yup, same thing basically and it'll beat ANY lcd for gaming and color accuracy!

Reply to michaelahess

I have my 20.1" Dell 2001FP (1600x1200, DVI) and a 19" Dell E193FP (1280x1024, RGB, I am safekeeping it for somebody who's away) attached to a little GeForce 6200TC and in a wonderful TwinView/Xinerama spanned desktop mode. The two different resolutions and dot pitches is a little funky, but it is a lot better than just the 2001FP alone.

2 *identical* spanned monitors of 17-20" will yield more screen real estate than a 30" model and be a BUNCH cheaper. I'd suggest going the dual-head route.

Reply to MU_Engineer

2 x 24 inch Dell FP2405's :)

Not a gamer, just write code...

This amount of square footage is AWESOME...

Reply to the_vorlon
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2 x 24 inch Dell FP2405's :)

Not a gamer, just write code...

This amount of square footage is AWESOME...



Same here 2x24" Dell Monitors, they are awesome!!

Reply to dalepw

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I'm also looking into getting one of those 24inch widescreen dells. That'd be so focking sweet.



Dood, do it...they ARE nice...I was thinking maybe I shouldn't have bought it, but after sitting at computers with 19" crap LCD screens I was praising my Dell 2405FPW 1920x1200.

Reply to echoplex

Ive got 3 19inch Viewsoinc VP930's hooked up to a Matrox Triplehead2go.
Surround Gaming Rocks!!!!

Reply to DarkOne0

1. Dell 2405FPW (no dead or stuck pixels)
2. 17" NEC short tube CRT (7 years and 6 months old and still working)
3. 14" Sony CRT (16 years old and still working)


Also had:
1. Dell 2000FP (no dead or stuck pixels)

Reply to DrBlofeld

Hmm atm just one old 17" LG Flatron CRT monitor :( ...hopefully going to buy a 24" dell by the end of the year ^_^

Reply to ChaoticLusts
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Reply to uber_g
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i have a Viewsonic 19'inch VP920b

its great :D

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