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Samsung Syncmaster 172X LCD Display |
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Contributed by Ronald
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Dec 13, 2004 at 12:00 AM |
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LCD displays for the computer have come to the point where they are more affordable and are starting to become more common. Computer manufacturers now provide consumers with the option of choosing a CRT monitor or upgrading to an LCD display. When comparing LCD displays with CRT monitors, each have their unique features that tend to a user's preference. LCD displays are much thinner, lighter, and definitely more portable than a CRT monitor. CRT monitors on the other hand are much heavier, but are much cheaper. For the enthusiast gamer, the CRT has always been the choice because it simply performs better than LCD monitors. The reason that gamers have been hesitant in adopting an LCD display is because of the "ghosting" issue that occurs when playing extremely fast paced games that involve tons of fast moving images. The ghosting issue is related to the pixel response time of an LCD monitor. The typical pixel response time of an LCD monitor these days is around 25ms these days. Unfortunately, it is a bit disheartening how manufacturers place such an emphasis on the pixel response time of an LCD monitor. There are definitely other important features that a consumer should look for such as the contrast ratio and viewing angle of an LCD monitor. Today, I will be reviewing the Samsung Syncmaster 172X LCD display. Although this is a 17" inch monitor, what is special about this monitor is that it sports a very low 12ms pixel response time which is pretty much the main selling point of this monitor. The low 12ms pixel response time is certainly believable, but we'll also have to see how well the display looks. | |
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Last Updated ( Mar 09, 2007 at 07:01 AM )
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PowerColor A350A-VF Motherboard |
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Contributed by Ronald
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Dec 03, 2004 at 12:00 AM |
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When thinking about motherboards, many people think of popular companies such as Intel, Abit, Asus, etc. They have provided quality motherboards for many years now and are brands that can be trusted. What I wasn't aware of is that the fact that Tul makes motherboards as well. With the recent review of Tul's PowerColor Radeon X800XT as well as other reviews I had seen of their products, they have made excellent graphics cards with their award winning PowerColor series. Now, Tul has brought the PowerColor series name to their motherboards as well. I was surprised when I first learned that Tul made motherboards, because they have released quite a few of them already. I suppose that many of us have not really heard about their motherboard products because we simply have not heard much news about them. Today, we had the chance to review Tul's PowerColor A350-VF motherboard. |
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Last Updated ( Feb 13, 2007 at 08:13 PM )
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