Bigger is better. I'll be swapping my 17" for a 21" in a month or
so. My 47 year old eyes are going too, but they seem to be focusing
at the 5 foot distance that I keep my monitor.
If you get a larger monitor, the refresh rate is more important.
Don't go lower than 70 Hz.
Larry
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>>Well I haven't seen anyone say anything about Monitor size. When it >>comes to racing does anyone think there is a difference? I mean here >>I'm in my mid 40s and you know what the eye doctors say after you hit >>40 those old eye balls just don't adjust like they use to. So way back >>then I'd got rid of the 14 inch and got a 15 inch. Boy what a >>difference that was. I bet a person with a 21 inch monitor could see >>those little specks of cars a lot better then we poor people with >>small monitor. > Bigger is better. I'll be swapping my 17" for a 21" in a month or >so. My 47 year old eyes are going too, but they seem to be focusing >at the 5 foot distance that I keep my monitor. > If you get a larger monitor, the refresh rate is more important. >Don't go lower than 70 Hz.>Well I haven't seen anyone say anything about Monitor size. When it
>comes to racing does anyone think there is a difference?
>I bet a person with a 21 inch monitor could see
>those little specks of cars a lot better then we poor people with
>small monitor.
Sorry. Those little specks of cars still look like little
specks of cars even on a 21" monitor with 640x480 resolution. I
hope that NASCAR 3 allows you to use higher resolution if your
machine can handle it. I'd be willing to fork over the bucks to
get a 400MHz Deschutes with 3D acceleration and AGP if I could
run NASCAR at 1024x768 or higher.
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> >Well I haven't seen anyone say anything about Monitor size. When it > >comes to racing does anyone think there is a difference? > >I bet a person with a 21 inch monitor could see > >those little specks of cars a lot better then we poor people with > >small monitor. > Sorry. Those little specks of cars still look like little > specks of cars even on a 21" monitor with 640x480 resolution. I > hope that NASCAR 3 allows you to use higher resolution if your > machine can handle it. I'd be willing to fork over the bucks to > get a 400MHz Deschutes with 3D acceleration and AGP if I could > run NASCAR at 1024x768 or higher. > \\|// Wallace J. Bow, ***jock > (o o) [link lost in import] > ------------oOOo-(_)-oOOo---------------------------------------------- > Voice: (505) 275-3969 > Data/NASCAR Racing: (505) 291-6417YOU GOT THAT RIGHT! The first time I played F1 Grand Prix on a 12' projected
screen I felt I was REALLY THERE!
How much does a projector cost????
bigger TV for running the game. It works great for 640 x 480 resolutions.
You can even setup a vcr and video tape your whole race with the in-car
camera.


































