Quick size comparisson.
Next to my Dell 20.1 2001FP
(bad lighting sorry about the crappy pic)
Next to the 2001FP 20.1"
Next to my Dell 20.1 2001FP
(bad lighting sorry about the crappy pic)
Next to the 2001FP 20.1"
Originally posted by: RussianSensation
now for sure you'll need a G80 to play games
beautiful setup.
I wasn't meaning whether or not games supported that resolution but that the resolution of 1920x1080 was stretched to fill the 37" of surface area. I've got a monitor that will do 2048x1536 in an area of about 20". What I meant was, does the 19x10 resolution seem crisp enough considering the pixels have to accomidate for almost twice the surface area?Originally posted by: m21s
No streching.
All widescreen games I played so far support 1920x1080 (Oblivion,Company of Heroes,Ect)
And If the game is non-widescreen, It does not strech the image. It centers it on the screen at the apropriate resolution.
But why do that? lol widescreengamingforum helps out there.
Oh really? I thought that it was basically an HDTV. I honestly haven't researched the Westinghouse monitors very much. Sorry, my mistake.I thought 1920x1080 was not going to be enough at 37" boy was I wrong!
You really need to see it to believe it.
Remember Josh....This is not a TV (has no tv tuner built in) This is soely a monitor.
Originally posted by: josh6079
I wasn't meaning whether or not games supported that resolution but that the resolution of 1920x1080 was stretched to fill the 37" of surface area. I've got a monitor that will do 2048x1536 in an area of about 20". What I meant was, does the 19x10 resolution seem crisp enough considering the pixels have to accomidate for almost twice the surface area?Originally posted by: m21s
No streching.
All widescreen games I played so far support 1920x1080 (Oblivion,Company of Heroes,Ect)
And If the game is non-widescreen, It does not strech the image. It centers it on the screen at the apropriate resolution.
But why do that? lol widescreengamingforum helps out there.
Oh really? I thought that it was basically an HDTV. I honestly haven't researched the Westinghouse monitors very much. Sorry, my mistake.I thought 1920x1080 was not going to be enough at 37" boy was I wrong!
You really need to see it to believe it.
Remember Josh....This is not a TV (has no tv tuner built in) This is soely a monitor.
I know exactly what you mean. That CRT I've got sits right next to my NEC 20WMGX2 and I'll go for the more crisp picture over slightly better color/contrast ratios everytime. Just today in Quake 4 I constantly switched between them to compare and where the Trinitron's VGA gave some of the graphics a muddy surface, my NEC was crisp and sharp.I think so.
Obviously using anything else but a DVI connection for a PC would not be recommended.
I do believe text and stuff is not as crisp on a VGA connection.
Not at all. I know how to read and distinguish infromative sentences from insulting ones.Everything looks just as crisp and sharp as it did on my dell 20.1 at 1600x1200
Its great actually!
And I was just "informing" you of this not being a TV and only a monitor.(hope you didn't take it the wrong way)![]()
Originally posted by: m21s
If its the only thing i'm doing I will go full screen.
When I'm doing 10 things at once believe me I take advantage of the screen real estate![]()
Originally posted by: Griswold
Nice screen. The desk seems to be a wee bit rinky-dink though.. How about you go out and buy some CEO-class desk that compliments this monster screen?![]()