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dreamtfk
02-23-05, 06:46 PM
Money is no object, I am building a gaming machine (school project). I want the biggest best screen yet still be able to obtain good fps and resolution for gaming. Any reccomendations?
copper_top
02-23-05, 06:58 PM
Since when is building a gaming rig with no budget a school project?
Droban
02-24-05, 02:26 AM
Since when is building a gaming rig with no budget a school project?


LOL, you know you're teacher is a genius when he uses the school budget to get his students to compile a sweet gaming rig.

Do you want LCD or CRT?
CPUonNO2
02-24-05, 03:01 AM
http://www.elumens.com/products/visionstation.html
>HyperlogiK<
02-24-05, 04:04 AM
The sony artisan CRT monitors blow away anything else (as far as normal monitors go) for image quality and resolution, I think they go at leat to 25" But they start at like $1600 for the 19" no idea how much the bigger ones are.
Motley
02-24-05, 04:35 AM
http://www.elumens.com/products/visionstation.html

WOW!, now that is pretty slick!
micamica1217
02-24-05, 06:19 AM
WOW!, now that is pretty slick!

yeah, totaly a must have....

http://www.elumens.com/products/images/vs-image-geek-full-001.jpg

mica
Bal`thzar
02-24-05, 01:12 PM
http://www.elumens.com/products/visionstation.html


I think we have the winner here :drool:
9mmCensor
02-24-05, 01:13 PM
Sony F520.

Big, and great for gaming. Trinitron tubes are great.
dreamtfk
02-24-05, 01:36 PM
Since when is building a gaming rig with no budget a school project?

Dude it's a virtual machine all on paper, no money is being spent. It's for my A+ Hardware class.
Emon
02-24-05, 02:10 PM
http://www.elumens.com/products/visionstation.html
I've used displays similar to this, probably a bit inferior. They offered some pretty cool depth perception.
kouch
02-24-05, 04:55 PM
I would say go with a large 32" or bigger LCD TV. The resolutions are lower than LCD monitors so you don't have to worry about frame rates but you get the huge picture. The only possible problems are finding acceptable response times and having to sit probably 8 feet or so away.
ajrettke
02-24-05, 05:27 PM
I'd put the dell 2405fpw...not out yet, but 24" widescreen...1199 MSRP, will be 900 or so with coupons.
If you havn't gamed on a widescreen monitor before you can't bash a widescreen LCD...don't give me that CRT blah blah I can see...unless you've used a widescreen LCD
>HyperlogiK<
02-25-05, 01:14 PM
What about the new Phillips 'Fat Panels' The CRT's with a whole load of tubes are they out yet? cos they would blow any LCD's/Plasmas away for image quality and the prototypes weren't looking too thick.
dreamtfk
02-26-05, 01:55 PM
What about the new Phillips 'Fat Panels' The CRT's with a whole load of tubes are they out yet? cos they would blow any LCD's/Plasmas away for image quality and the prototypes weren't looking too thick.

Fat panels?
covana2244
02-26-05, 02:09 PM
yeah, totaly a must have....

http://www.elumens.com/products/images/vs-image-geek-full-001.jpg

mica
geez, how would one of these cost? I tried looking on the site, maybe I didn't do a good enough job because I couldn't find a price.
Ultra.DR
03-02-05, 03:39 AM
more than you him and him and him and him and him and him have in our bank accounts combined ..lol //
>HyperlogiK<
03-02-05, 03:58 AM
I read an article about thin CRT monitors (about 8" or less deep) that used multiple tubes
and had very high image quality without being as massive as normal crts, they were calling them fat panels