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Author: | Pirat [ 11.17.10 ] |
Post subject: | Re: [CODE] dswpppl 0.0.6, show people online on DSWP |
natirips wrote: Unclefragger wrote: ... That guy was a retard.However, I still haven't seen an LCD with such quality of color reproduction as an average CRT had. LCDs have a whole lot of disadvantages compared to CRTs (and advantages also). I don't know how bad the color issues are with a modern non-TN panels, but as all at least vaguely UrbanTerror-compatible LCDs (120 Hz) use a TN panel, you might want to buy two separate LCDs if you plan on buying LCDs at all, one for gaming, and one for working. As currently there is no good CRT on eBay and the likes, I'm going to get a used 120 Hz LCD and see if its quality (especially regarding hold-type-inherent motion-blur) is good enough. They're still doing it wrong, but maybe it's good enough for me. I'll try to lower my already low expectations even more -- this way I might be able to catch a glimpse of the LCDs picture before it's covered in barf or has an axe in it. -- Posted using postdemo 0.0.9.8wip |
Author: | natirips [ 11.17.10 ] |
Post subject: | Re: [CODE] dswpppl 0.0.6, show people online on DSWP |
Lol, there is no CRTs to buy here in any shop, and you can hardly see any used ones being for sale. What I dislike about my laptop's LCD is that I can't see the whole palette of colors at the same time and that I see different portions of palette on different portions of the screen. This is especially problematic when I do graphics (drawing and retouching). I never know what the picture is gonna look like on another screen. :x But if your CRTs are dieing, check voltage (if you have a multimeter or a voltmeter) and make sure you're not using to high refresh rate for a specific resolution. Sometimes the software lets you destroy your monitor, and sometimes it doesn't let you utilize it's full potential, and sometimes it doesn't let you use it the non-destructive way. I know that Knoppix practically destroyed one of my CRTs because it wouldn't let me reduce refresh rate below 85Hz and wouldn't let me reduce resolution below maximal supported by the monitor. I turned it off when it begun smelling. |
Author: | Pirat [ 11.17.10 ] |
Post subject: | Re: [CODE] dswpppl 0.0.6, show people online on DSWP |
natirips wrote: Lol, there is no CRTs to buy here in any shop, Yeah, true since 2005 or so. natirips wrote: and you can hardly see any used ones being for sale. Not true, at least in Germany, there are many used CRTs on sale -- but only few that let me play with 125 fps on at least 1280x960. natirips wrote: What I dislike about my laptop's LCD is that I can't see the whole palette of colors at the same time and that I see different portions of palette on different portions of the screen. This is especially problematic when I do graphics (drawing and retouching). I never know what the picture is gonna look like on another screen. :x Hm, then your laptop is either cheap or old. I'm not à jours wrt to current panel quality, but there should be laptops with decent panels out there. natirips wrote: But if your CRTs are dieing, check voltage (if you have a multimeter or a voltmeter) It's fine -- at least when measured momentarily. Who knows which spikes my CRTs get here and there. A small online-UPS could help in that case. natirips wrote: and make sure you're not using to high refresh rate for a specific resolution. Did so. Couldn't use maximum of 1392x1044@125 Hz, as the picture had distortions then (at least with the generated modelines), and I didn't want to put too much effort in it, so I just went with 1280x960@125 fps. natirips wrote: [...] I know that Knoppix practically destroyed one of my CRTs because it wouldn't let me reduce refresh rate below 85Hz and wouldn't let me reduce resolution below maximal supported by the monitor. I turned it off when it begun smelling. Ouch. :-/ You could always make your own timings, but depending on the available software, it could involve (unnecessarily) tedious work. -- Posted using postdemo 0.0.9.8 |
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