Final Computer Building Thoughts

[Vampire_Slayer]

You know, I might also just give that one to my dad and get an LCD so that I actually have room on my desk..........I hear samsung has announced that they now have a zero dead pixel policy, does that mean if you ever buy an LCD thats made by samsung, and it has a dead pixel, you can send it back in for a new LCD?

 

[dale5605]

It might. You would have to read the fine print on the policy to see exactly what it entails. Sometimes you have to pay extra to purchase the policy.

 

[Vampire_Slayer]

Nvm about lcds, to big of a hassle to get one, they are pricey, and I think I have room for a crt. Although the one I have is huuuuuuuuuuuuuge(made in 2000 I think). So, it would be cool to get a new crt thats as good if not better, but small like the current crts. What should I look for in a crt?

 

[Codeine]

Vampire_Slayer, i recommend a CRT. Not only do the normal CRT's display better then 95% of LCD's, they are alot cheaper. You can find a really good 20 inch CRT for around 220$. I got this Samsung CRT a month ago when i finshed my system.

http://product.samsung.com/cgi-bin/nabc/product/b2c_product_detail.jsp?eUser=&prod_id=LE19ISBBQ

Thats the monitor i got for 199$. It works great. If your going to find a LCD witch displays like a CRT, your going to spend around 450$+ for a 17 inch. I dont really understand why people hate CRT's so much. I mean their for desktops, how many times a year do you bring your desktop somewhere? Either way its just staying static on your desk.

 

[dale5605]

yea what codeine said that's a nice once.
If you are looking for small then the one I suggest wouldn't work. I like the big huge CRT's. That's why I got a NEC 19" (the one in my sig). This thing is giant. But the quality is awesome. It is perfectr for gaming, cost me about $350.