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SDub
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Post subject: Re: Motion blur  Posted: 04 26, 2012 /10:52 |
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Gotta get IPS/TN panels. I think samsungs SKUs for that are the S23A950D and the S27A950D.
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hedagem
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Post subject: Re: Motion blur Posted: 04 26, 2012 /11:03 |
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SDub wrote: Gotta get IPS/TN panels. Not really. LED monitors that use TN panels are faster, but they have a lower static contrast ratio,
1000:1, as opposed to the 3000:1 static contrast ratio that my MVA panel monitor has.
For me it was a compromise. And I was willing to compromise response time for contrast ratio,
because I use my system mostly for photo editing and scanning film, and for those purposes
a high static contrast ratio is very important. I do not play that many games, so a low response
time was not a priority for me when choosing a new monitor.
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SDub
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Post subject: Re: Motion blur Posted: 04 26, 2012 /11:58 |
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Right, I meant for gamers specifically.
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hedagem
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Post subject: Re: Motion blur Posted: 04 27, 2012 /12:17 |
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SDub wrote: Right, I meant for gamers specifically. For sure. For someone who spends most of his computer time
playing games, a monitor with a 2 ms response time and 120 HZ refresh rate
is a must, and only TN panels deliver those kind of specifications.
Ideally I should have two monitors, one for games and one for photo editing
and other graphical work, but my desk is not big enough
and neither is my wallet.
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SDub
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Post subject: Re: Motion blur Posted: 04 27, 2012 /02:00 |
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Man, my wallet isn't even big enough for a single 120Hz monitor haha.
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SDub
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Post subject: Re: Motion blur Posted: 04 27, 2012 /04:38 |
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If I was to buy what I wanted right now, I would get a 23" - 24" LED 120Hz native monitor. Specifically the S23A950D, XL2420T, V3D245, or VG236HE. The resolution would be 1920x1080 and I'd rock a GTX680. That's what I would LOVE to do. I don't think I could do the 3 monitor wide thing because I would hate to have my screen split into 3 sections, but I haven't tried it, so who knows!
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Post subject: Re: Motion blur Posted: 04 28, 2012 /04:13 |
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@SDub: what kind of graphics card and monitor are you currently using to play Crysis 2?
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SDub
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Post subject: Re: Motion blur Posted: 04 28, 2012 /04:38 |
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Currently sir, I am using a GTX 470 which is set to an OC'd profile when playing games, one an ASUS 21.5" monitor, which operates at 60Hz.
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