TimmyVanilly
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Hi guys,
I have a pretty strong feeling this is a hardware issue, so hopefully you guys can help me out.
I just discovered today that my LCD screen (20" widescreen Sceptre X20wg-Naga) destroys my gaming performance.
I have been playing Team Fortress 2 at pretty much all lower than recommended settings (which was pretty much all low or medium, noAA) on a 6800GT video card at 1680x1050, with pretty bad framerates and unsmooth movement.
But, when I plugged in my stock CRT 19" monitor, I was able to play at 1600x1200 with all recommended or higher at with better framerates than the lcd!!
I have an Asus K8V-SE Deluxe motherboard, the video card is in AGP slot, I use a DVI cable for my lcd, and an analog for my crt. 3700+ amd cpu, 1gig of ram, 500w ultra psu, 500gb sata HD...
Can someone please tell me why I would get such a radical difference, and how, if possible, I can get my LCD to match my CRT performance?
Thanks a bunch
I have a pretty strong feeling this is a hardware issue, so hopefully you guys can help me out.
I just discovered today that my LCD screen (20" widescreen Sceptre X20wg-Naga) destroys my gaming performance.
I have been playing Team Fortress 2 at pretty much all lower than recommended settings (which was pretty much all low or medium, noAA) on a 6800GT video card at 1680x1050, with pretty bad framerates and unsmooth movement.
But, when I plugged in my stock CRT 19" monitor, I was able to play at 1600x1200 with all recommended or higher at with better framerates than the lcd!!
I have an Asus K8V-SE Deluxe motherboard, the video card is in AGP slot, I use a DVI cable for my lcd, and an analog for my crt. 3700+ amd cpu, 1gig of ram, 500w ultra psu, 500gb sata HD...
Can someone please tell me why I would get such a radical difference, and how, if possible, I can get my LCD to match my CRT performance?
Thanks a bunch