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Topic subject | Selecting A New Monitor |
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566360, Selecting A New Monitor Posted by daniell, Tue Feb-18-20 10:46 AM
This morning my monitor died. I cannot complain since it was more than ten years old. I want to go from 22 to 27 inches. I noticed monitors with curved screens. I have no experience with these. For a non gamer, would these be a good choice? Are there any cons?
Thanks
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566361, RE: Selecting A New Monitor Posted by nightlyreader, Tue Feb-18-20 04:34 PM
When my second 21" ViewSonic died 2-3 years ago, I went to a 27" curved screen Samsung. I don't game, but do some CAD and photo editing. I see no cons having a curved screen.
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566362, RE: Selecting A New Monitor Posted by KJT, Tue Feb-18-20 06:07 PM
Seems like it would be a bit of a chore measuring a curved screen to confirm that you got the 27 inch-er that you paid for. :clap:
Jim.
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566363, RE: Selecting A New Monitor Posted by daniell, Tue Feb-18-20 07:34 PM
Quote: QUOTE: Seems like it would be a bit of a chore measuring a curved screen to confirm that you got the 27 inch-er that you paid for. :clap:
Jim.
Since space is curved, it should be easier.
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566364, RE: Selecting A New Monitor Posted by GreyFalcon, Tue Feb-18-20 11:06 PM
I cheeped out and have been using a 32" Sharp TV. It is more than satisfactory at $125.00 and I do game. Had to make props for the front legs to get it at the right angle but considering the cost of monitors at the time it has been great. I am not doing 4K yet just 1080P but might some day if I ever get a video card that will handle it but will have to mount it on the wall then because they don't seem to make any small 4K TV's. :--)
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