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  • stretch0069
    Screwed Up Super Moderator
    • Oct 2003
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    #21
    Re: Monitors and resolution

    Well....about a month ago I bought a Samsung 204b. Native is 1600x1200. I'm liking it. No dead or stuck pixels. Best of all....it doesn't weigh a frickin' ton like my CRTs do. My back is liking this LCD also.
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      • kc8adu
        Super Moderator
        • Nov 2003
        • 8832
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        #22
        Re: Monitors and resolution

        Originally posted by Shroomie
        EV700s are great. They're only OK monitors but there's a massive flow of them since they've been around since the Gateway 2000 era and are still used today. Two cabinets, a few colors, same insides I believe.

        I've got dual 17" CRTs here, 2304x864. (I can't run 2560x1024 at higher than 60 Hz, which gives me an awful headache!) Left one's an IBM C71 (2237) from 1998, the right one's a ViewSonic E70 from...2001 I think, that has a blue tint whenever the colors are manually adjusted. Both of them were free.
        the ev700 came from 2 oem's
        mag and lg.

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