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Malice Black · Jun 15, 2006, 11:32 PM // 23:32

considering buy 1 of these...not sure if its worth splashing the cash tho

money isnt really any object so post any alternatives you think might be better

thanks

Pains Minion · Jun 15, 2006, 11:47 PM // 23:47

If your graphics card can support it, Id suggest an Apple 30in Cinema Display, youll get a nicer clean feel and ultra sharp, specifically designed screen to support video/graphics so the game will hold an all new light. Planning on getting one for my Macbook Pro.

erick5876 · Jun 16, 2006, 03:03 AM // 03:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pains Minion

If your graphics card can support it, Id suggest an Apple 30in Cinema Display, youll get a nicer clean feel and ultra sharp, specifically designed screen to support video/graphics so the game will hold an all new light. Planning on getting one for my Macbook Pro.

Would that work on a PC? I'm assuming thats what Malice has if he's considering Dell...

Anyway, I work on Dell's on the time at work. They are good quality while they're working, and thier warranties are usually pretty good, so I'd say go for it.

But if it was me, I'd go dual 17" LCD's.

Malice Black · Jun 17, 2006, 12:55 AM // 00:55

lol yea got 3 PC's and 2 laptops

dual 30" is an idea but space is an issue

erick5876 · Jun 17, 2006, 03:56 AM // 03:56

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Originally Posted by Malice Black

dual 30" is an idea but space is an issue

Wall mounts.

I gotta stop dreaming.

teh_ninja_pirate · Jun 17, 2006, 05:00 AM // 05:00

It depends on what your using it for. Some of those larger screens have major ghosting issues, and not to mention what it would take to power a game at any high settings @ that native resolution.

[email protected] · Jun 24, 2006, 06:23 AM // 06:23

A 37" HD Olevia brand flat screen costs less than $1100, search Froogle for Olevia. It's worth it. I've had an Olevia flatscreen wall mounted for about a year and a half now with no problems. I also used it as a desktop monitor, it's awesome for gaming and Guild Wars looks very nice.

If you want it wall mounted, which is by no means necessary, you'll have to buy any standard flatscreen wall mount kit, which is $80, and you'll need a drill, screwdrivers, and stud finder to mount it. It's easy enough to do alone, I've moved mine several times without any help.

The television you're looking at buying is $2400. I wouldn't spend that, go with a relatively cheap LCD, like Olevia, and read user reviews of them at Epinions.com before buying.

THE $1000 FLATSCREEN:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...MP=OTC-FROOGLE

REVIEWS (NOT INCLUDING MY POSITIVE REVIEW):
http://www.epinions.com/Syntax_LT37H...splay_~reviews

Malice Black · Jun 25, 2006, 03:15 AM // 03:15

my current 19" LCD is wall mounted..

went to a few comp shops and was told not to buy it for gaming...the guy went all "tech" on me..i was lost after he started talking fps...

gone off this idea anyways gonna sell my area51/xps and get someone to build a decent rig for me