WOW! Just finished setting up dual Samsung 181T 18" LCD 's

Z24

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I just finished setting this up for my dad. I must say, these things are absolutely beautiful!

Two 18" flat panels, side-by-side, running on a G450 dualhead (analog). It's being used for office applications.

Just a quick summary of the panels: no dead pixels, there are no viewing angle problems -- you literally have a 180 degree field of view. the response time on the panel seems pretty good -- there is no smearing when you move objects around quickly.

Question: what options are available for dual DVI video cards? Keep in mind the application--this is for office apps. And this picture quality is already perfect (or so it seems) -- what am I going to gain from DVI?


Samsung 181T
 

Shide1

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You can get the G550 with dual DVI, but I am not sure it will make much difference.
 

cytoSiN

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Which model samsung is that? I'm looking to buy a new LCD for this new rig...and it has DVI out (MSI GF4 ti4200) :)
 

Vegito

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I got a pair of 191t and then i switch to the dell 20" lcd, using dvi, max resolution is only 1280x1024.. with analog , i can do 1600x1200

With the samsung 191t, i can't tell the differnece with the g550 on dvi or analog..

 

HigherGround

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I know the feeling, I'm about to finish setting up a quad-head (2x2) linux box running G550 AGP and G450 PCI powering four black NEC 1850Es. Running XMatrix screensaver across four displays in that arrangment is truly a sight to behold :D
 

Vegito

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I had those 1850s too, and 1830s, they're make me dizzy in playing cs.. then i realize, lcd may never reach that speed i needed.. maybe in 6-12 month or so.. but I like those 1850 with shorter border frame...
 

Z24

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As for the "speed" of the LCD's... these are *much* better than I have seen before. I haven't played games on this setup (none installed), but even scrolling text around quickly doesn't blur like it does on a lot of LCD's. The samsungs have a .7" border too, so that's good for putting them right together.

I must say I am quite jealous--I won't be able to afford such a setup for quite some time. :(
 
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Well...

ATI has the FireGL4.
3Dlabs has the Oxygen GVX420 and the Wildcat 4210, 6110 and 6210.
PNY has the GeForce4-based Quadro4 900 XGL.
Appian Graphics has the AppianX and the Rushmore.
Colorgraphic has the Predator ProMedia.

Of course you already mentioned that
Gainward has the GeForce4-based Ultra 750/XP and that
Matrox has the Parhelia and the Millennium G200 and G550.

I think that's a complete list -- someone please correct me if I've missed anything.
 

incallisto

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Samsung makes some of the finest LCDs I've ever owned. The G450 is an excellent choice. Be sure you get the eDualhead application so you can view two parts of a web page at once. ;)