Seems like a good price, if it's ***you could probably get your money back
by ebaying it. Also check and see what their dead pixel policy is so you can
return it if it's got some dead pixels.
Seems like a good price, if it's ***you could probably get your money back
by ebaying it. Also check and see what their dead pixel policy is so you can
return it if it's got some dead pixels.
As for the price, count on it costing $249 because it's only $129 after you
receive your $129 rebate, which may or may not happen.
-Larry
> As for the price, count on it costing $249 because it's only $129 after
> you receive your $129 rebate, which may or may not happen.
> -Larry
>> Hey guys, I'm looking at what looks like a great deal on a LCD
>> monitor, and would like some input on these specs:
>> .294x.294 pixel pitch
>> 600:1 contrast
>> brightness 250 nits
>> 8ms response
>> Does this look reasonable for sim racing? It seems like a steal at
>> $129, does anyone else have this and can comment?
>> http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?...
>> Thanks!
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1968221,00.asp?kc=PCRSS05039TX1K... otherwise looks good for the price. jv
Dells specs on this 20 inch wide screen are reportedly not bad for ***.
(Scott Husted bought one, he likes it ok)
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
It is a bit higher of course. But might be worth the $$
John enlightened us with:
Surely all 19" 1280x1024 monitors have the same pixel size?
Remember that a 1600x1200 20" monitor will have almost 50% more pixels than
a 1280x1024 19" monitor. Make sure you have a good graphics card! If you
are not sat too close to your monitor to appreciate the higher resolution,
I'd go for a 19" as they look basically the same size as a 20" one and
you'll get higher fps.