Is there anyone out there with direct experience with this model of LCD MOnitor: SAMSUNG TOC T260HD ?
I am wanting to know if it is suitable for use with both productivity (work) and gaming. I am a Graduate student as well as a full time Educator.
I am looking at picking up a 4870 Video Adapter with at least a 24" LCD monitor. It would be great if the monitor had HDMI ports.
My system is:
Cooler Master 830 Evo Stacker
Intel Q6600
4GB Ballstix RAM
Asus P5E MB
Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme
2 stock 120mm Fans
1 Yate Loon 120mm D12SH-12 series (120x120x25 | 2200 RPM | 88 CFM| 40 dB)
The other pieces that usually make up a good build will be replaced as well:
Audio Adapter,
Hard Drives,
OS; currently using 32-bit x86 XP PRO SP3; will probably move to Vista Ultimate 64bit
Speakers,
Might drop down to Ultra 90 so I can utilize the 4 fan bracket in the case with Yate Loon 120mm D12SH-12 series fans,
Estatis 850Watt PSU
I'm sure I've left something off...
I am wanting to know if it is suitable for use with both productivity (work) and gaming. I am a Graduate student as well as a full time Educator.
I am looking at picking up a 4870 Video Adapter with at least a 24" LCD monitor. It would be great if the monitor had HDMI ports.
My system is:
Cooler Master 830 Evo Stacker
Intel Q6600
4GB Ballstix RAM
Asus P5E MB
Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme
2 stock 120mm Fans
1 Yate Loon 120mm D12SH-12 series (120x120x25 | 2200 RPM | 88 CFM| 40 dB)
The other pieces that usually make up a good build will be replaced as well:
Audio Adapter,
Hard Drives,
OS; currently using 32-bit x86 XP PRO SP3; will probably move to Vista Ultimate 64bit
Speakers,
Might drop down to Ultra 90 so I can utilize the 4 fan bracket in the case with Yate Loon 120mm D12SH-12 series fans,
Estatis 850Watt PSU
I'm sure I've left something off...
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