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Lcd Crt
Do you think LCD television monitors are better? Or the classic CRT's that hold more space. I would go for CRT because with LCD you have to replace the backlight every couple years but the LCD monitors look good. Especially those nineteen inch quality ones.
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i got a LCD monitor and it works fine
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im not even going to replace the backlight, because thats more expensive then just buying a new 1.
And to say its not reason to buy then because something can break down after many years. Ahwell so be it, everything has gotta breakdown sometime. But nowadays the LCD screens are quite good, you dont have to be afraid of it breaking up within a few years.
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buy one with a 3 year warranty
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If you work allot with graphics and need more accurate colours ,a CRT is probably the best display to use.
LCD monitors are now becoming as good as CRT's for all other uses. LCD's use less energy, take up less space, easier to move around and give a sharper image. OK eventually the backlight will become worn out and you will get more dead pixels but a CRT will also degrade. I have both 17'' CRT and LCD monitors ,when I compare them I am surprised how badly the CRT looks. The LCD has a much sharper image. If you are going to use it for gaming, try to get a LCD with a responce time of 16ms or less. |
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will probably get LCD next upgrade, but as if yet my CRT still has a better image than LCD screens.
i was waiting for LCD's to get a response time of less than 10ms (for gaming), which has now gone and 3ms panels are available now i also would only want 19" LCD but than can give a res of 1600x1200 which is not available yet, so they have some work to do to get my business (pixels still to big on LCD's over 17") |
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Have a 19" LCD and a 17" CRT, the colors are defenetly better on the LCD
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i dropped my CRT down the stairs and it still works
i know what whould have happened if i dropped a LCD down the stairs lol i'm looking towards a 24" widescreen lcd at the moment, the price drops almost every week. not really suitable for gaming, but for browsing, gfx, and films it would be perfect. nice 1000:1 contast ratio to |
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i use a 15inch LCD, and i think they are much better, i used to get headaches off a CRT easily after awhile (dont say its my eyes, they r perfect) as soon as i got the LCD a few years ago havnt suffered any headaches off it. |
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i got a nice 19" LCD, im fine
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Your Say
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LCD? CRT. Well anyway I think in the future LCD and CRT would degrade. Maybe a water mineral display. Chris_OJB_DF645 --Any best
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run mine on 85 hz
anything less than 60 drives me nuts |
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THe LCD screens usually fail after around 5-6 years, and when it happens its usually the inverter or the inverter cable. Simple to fix if you know what your doing
I fix laptops each day at work experience and 8/10 times, its the inverter or the inverter cable gone wrong. |
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Im lcd ive got all LCDs in my house but yea changing the refreash rate on the monitor that cant do any harm can it?
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evryone in this house has crt's but i bought meself a nice lcd bout 6 months ago.
tis a 17" 16ms response lcd with a viewable area of 17". i was doubtful as to wether or not 16ms would be quick enough for gaming, but so far its been brilliant. a lot of people say crt's are better quality. but at this years atinof meetup, i personally think my monitor had the best quality picture there.. apart from poo's 24" crt lol |
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ehh, when looking for a lcd... lookout for the response time.
Some say, they got a 8ms response, others 16 or even higher. But there is a big difference in it. First of all, how is the response time. Black->White->Black, or Grey->Grey. Second, some screens have a jumping response time. So it goes from 8ms to 100ms, up and down. When looking at such a jumping response time... it isnt very good. Then u can better have a stable response time of 16ms There are also a few different panels behind it. TN, MVA/PVA and IPS I found all this out when i was looking myself for a lcd screen. Got a whole review about lcd screens... but its in dutch. For the dutch people, here it is: http://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/...ssages/1080720 |
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