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- 08 Sep 2010, 03:02
- Forum: Hardware Discussions
- Topic: $600 Budget, 3 monitors
- Replies: 12
- Views: 5211
Re: $600 Budget, 3 monitors
I use a single Dell IPS and I've pretty happy with it, so sure. Plus IPS is great for viewing from off-center. I personally have no experience with LED, but I think that a IPS LCD panel would still be superior to a LED TN. All displays will do at least 60hz, so that's not a real issue.. If you want ...
- 07 Sep 2010, 21:16
- Forum: Hardware Discussions
- Topic: $600 Budget, 3 monitors
- Replies: 12
- Views: 5211
Re: $600 Budget, 3 monitors
Would you say the Dell U2311H is a good alternative? It's an IPS panel, and I can grab it for about $320 each
If I go this route, I'll only buy 2 for now.
I was looking at monitors in the store, and the LED (lcd) monitors certainly LOOK better (sharper, more vibrant, etc), and I was ...
If I go this route, I'll only buy 2 for now.
I was looking at monitors in the store, and the LED (lcd) monitors certainly LOOK better (sharper, more vibrant, etc), and I was ...
- 07 Sep 2010, 01:32
- Forum: Hardware Discussions
- Topic: $600 Budget, 3 monitors
- Replies: 12
- Views: 5211
Re: $600 Budget, 3 monitors
I know a lot of people recommend the Dell Ultrasharp series of monitors. They look like they have a small bevel too. I think I was looking at a Dell 2311 for about $350 (more affordable compared to the 24" model at $550 - $200 less for a loss of 1").
There is also an LG Model, LG W2343T-PF, 23 ...
There is also an LG Model, LG W2343T-PF, 23 ...
- 07 Sep 2010, 00:02
- Forum: Hardware Discussions
- Topic: $600 Budget, 3 monitors
- Replies: 12
- Views: 5211
$600 Budget, 3 monitors
I'm the GTA area, Canada.
Is it possible to get a setup of 3 22-23" monitors for about $600?
I know I wont be getting the best, but I am having a difficult time finding monitors in my budget that look good and have a small bevel.
Thanks
Dave
Is it possible to get a setup of 3 22-23" monitors for about $600?
I know I wont be getting the best, but I am having a difficult time finding monitors in my budget that look good and have a small bevel.
Thanks
Dave
- 06 Sep 2010, 23:08
- Forum: NVIDIA Surround Gaming
- Topic: Is TripleHead2Go required?
- Replies: 15
- Views: 7037
Re: Is TripleHead2Go required?
EXCELLENT!
Thanks for the reply. I now have a clear mind on this! :)
I assume Nvidia Surround is software that comes with the GTX 460 card? Or do I need to download it elsewhere?
BTW, this forum is great! Looking forward to gaming in widescreen.
Dave
Thanks for the reply. I now have a clear mind on this! :)
I assume Nvidia Surround is software that comes with the GTX 460 card? Or do I need to download it elsewhere?
BTW, this forum is great! Looking forward to gaming in widescreen.
Dave
- 06 Sep 2010, 18:10
- Forum: NVIDIA Surround Gaming
- Topic: Is TripleHead2Go required?
- Replies: 15
- Views: 7037
Is TripleHead2Go required?
Hello,
please forgive my ignorance, but I was unable to locate an answer to my question.
I presently have 1 GTX 460 card. I am interested in surround gaming. Please clarify something for me. Is TH2G required to play a game in surround gaming (3 monitors?).
I'm trying to calculate the ...
please forgive my ignorance, but I was unable to locate an answer to my question.
I presently have 1 GTX 460 card. I am interested in surround gaming. Please clarify something for me. Is TH2G required to play a game in surround gaming (3 monitors?).
I'm trying to calculate the ...
- 04 Sep 2010, 07:53
- Forum: Hello...
- Topic: Do I require TripleHead2Go?
- Replies: 1
- Views: 1717
Do I require TripleHead2Go?
Hello,
can someone please clarify something (or point me in the right direction).
If I want to play a game (not distorted) across 3 monitors, MUST I use TripleHead2Go?
I'm trying to determine what I need to spend in order to achieve this kind of surround gameplay.
Also, what would be ...
can someone please clarify something (or point me in the right direction).
If I want to play a game (not distorted) across 3 monitors, MUST I use TripleHead2Go?
I'm trying to determine what I need to spend in order to achieve this kind of surround gameplay.
Also, what would be ...
