Most of the dirt cheap ones are shit panels ($400-800), you need to at least spend far more than 1k here and I can't justify spending that much on something I would replace in less than 10 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary Оak
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Most of the dirt cheap ones are shit panels ($400-800), you need to at least spend far more than 1k here and I can't justify spending that much on something I would replace in less than 10 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary Оak
You can get a solid monitor for $800. TV prices are ridiculously overinflated.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
I'd prioritize a monitor over a TV for video editing. Preferably you want something with a good factory calibration and the option for hardware calibration.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxas
Heh, well again my Ultra Wide works great. Only a month old too. :) I'd mostly get the TV for my room, since I have a small one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary Оak
I'm kinda prioritizing a new Xbox One before I get a new TV though. :lol
Your $800 does not equal my $800. You're talking about spending 1k on a tiny screen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary Оak
You can't really compare monitors and tvs anyway. I don't think I've seen any 4k tvs under 40" size.
Fair enough. My main room is around 5 - 10' viewing range so I don't need or care about larger screens. For Roxas' purpose (editing videos) a monitor is better suited.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
I like this colourful story. Thank you google.Quote:
Computer screen is going bizerk and pixelated... HELP!
Last night I was playing a game on the computer, and all of a sudden the screen became pixalated and to when all I could are colorful grainy blocks all over the screen to where you couldn't see anything
:lol
Sounds like GPU instability causing artifacting.
I've never seen anything like that using consoles...although PS3 does some cool slowmo and other random gay shit sometimes :wacko:
This kind of stuff pretty much only happens due to an error with drivers or trying to push an OC too hard. Consoles are in a single hardware configuration with nonadjustable clock speeds and drivers almost never, if ever, need updating.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
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Originally Posted by Roxas
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Let me know when you start taking it seriously and pick up a CS-2000, something from Colorimetry Research, a Jeti, or at least an i1 Pro :wacko:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxas
Warrior's sentient raw redump turned gay by the handsome trurip turnip.
Graphical glitches were the best, especially when they'd occur right before an RROD or E74 :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
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Originally Posted by deadlegion
There's no having a sensible discussion about it.