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Lifer
- Jul 5, 2005
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run at a resolution higher than 1080p
I'm about to build a ~$1000 PC for gaming, and I need you guys to give me some ideas about what I can do with it to push me over the edge and just buy it. HT related stuff would be the best.
I put this in off top since it actually belongs to a number of different boards and I can get a general idea here.
run at a resolution higher than 1080p
where are people buying monitors that run higher than 1920x1080? I wanna get one that isn't too inexpensive...but haven't seen monitors higher than that resolution. Is it because i'm not looking at higher end monitors?
If you want more then 1080p you need to look at monitors around $1k.
If you want more then 1080p you need to look at monitors around $1k.
Is it still worth it to get a 2gb 6950 if i cant run higher than 1920x1080?
Seriously though...by the time you need a new graphics card, you usually need a new motherboard because there's something on the new card that isn't compatible.
Then a processor upgrade usually gets thrown in on top of that.
1080p for all games.
> 1080p for all games.
Keyboard+mouse control for games that benefit from it.
Since OP mentioned HT related stuff in regards to PC gaming. A KB/Mouse for HT kinda suck. i got a wireless kit to do so once, but its still kinda a pain to do from the couch in any really quick or comfortable fashion. Some people use boards to set on their lap but i find that an annoyance.
Now maybe a Cell phone to use as remote/kb for general usage might be ok, i ended up not using an HTPC for any kind of gaming as the interface and interaction was not seamless enough for me, but WMC remote and general media usage is great. Much better than it used to be years ago.
Kinect maybe?
Yeah, it seems like Dell is the only one still selling real computer monitors these days:
27" 2560 x 1440 $900
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...9&sku=224-8284
30" 2560x1600 $1200
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...9&sku=224-9949
Not cheap.
