LCD display for gaming?

[alexis]

i just was wondering how goos are this kind of displays for gaming

[Gryph]

i just was wondering how goos are this kind of displays for gaming

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I wouldn't use one. I find CRTs to be better for gaming. But LCDs are getting better though, my hate for LCDs for gaming stems from the first and second generation of LCDs. I'll take a Trinitron over LCD anyday.

[alexis]

yeah i guess so, probably the biggest problem is the refresh and how the screen blurs when usig it with games like fps, racing and stuff

[Agozer]

My LCD is downright awesome for gaming. The only slight problem with LCDs is that you can't resize the picture; just auto adjust.

[Gryph]

My LCD is downright awesome for gaming. The only slight problem with LCDs is that you can't resize the picture; just auto adjust.

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What brand and type is it? I might invest in an LCD if it's good for gaming because I need more room on my desk to do work.

[Agozer]

My LCD is downright awesome for gaming. The only slight problem with LCDs is that you can't resize the picture; just auto adjust.

It's a 17" Hyundai ImageQuest L70N with a 16ms pixel response time (what is the correct term for this in english?).

Edited October 21, 2004 by Agozer

[alexis]

i think it was pretty clear

[KyokugenKiss]

all about HD, but there not worth all that money they cost

[Gryph]

all about HD, but there not worth all that money they cost

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HD is indeed the ultimate crap. I can't wait for the prices to go down so I can get one.

[random guy]

We've got an lcd screen on one computer, and the problem is that one of the dots doesn't register or something so it's constantly red. We tried to get a refund, but it turns out that the producers can allow a maximum of 1% of the dots to go red until you get a refund (within warranty), so if you get one expect some red dots on the screen. It's really distracting too.