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Timeo27
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Ok, so I'll be going to college soon and I've been considering my college computer (one of the most important aspects, lol) and wondering what to do about a monitor. Originally my dad wanted me to get a notebook so that it was easy to haul around, but I've decided on a good desktop. I need to save some space though, (and get something easy enough to carry home and to college twice a year) so I started looking at CRT monitors that have the least depth to them, and then it occurred to me to try an LCD monitor. But I still play a lot of first person shooters and such, so I'm trying to figure out if it will work for me.
I realize that most LCD's today don't have ghosting problems (at least I don't think they do) but I have heard that if the response time is not low enough 30ms - 40ms, then you can get some pretty low framerates. I also kind of wondered about digital input. I kind of lack in knowledge in the monitor department, so can anyone tell me what the major benefits are of digital over analog input, especially for gaming?
So if anyone has an suggestions, experiences, whatever, please post them. I am doing research of my own, but the people on this forum always seem to have a lot of good answers and suggestions.
I realize that most LCD's today don't have ghosting problems (at least I don't think they do) but I have heard that if the response time is not low enough 30ms - 40ms, then you can get some pretty low framerates. I also kind of wondered about digital input. I kind of lack in knowledge in the monitor department, so can anyone tell me what the major benefits are of digital over analog input, especially for gaming?
So if anyone has an suggestions, experiences, whatever, please post them. I am doing research of my own, but the people on this forum always seem to have a lot of good answers and suggestions.