Never look at the inside of a H8-1234 from HP then... My dear old dad bought me one a few years ago as a present *Shudders* The GPU fan was smaller than a shot glass... And it just gets worse from there.Alcom1 said:My eye twitched when I noticed that the cooler's plates face the wrong direction.
Some of the really hardcore games use high grade CRTs because of the complete lack of input and response lag and NO screen tearing. They are really popular with fighting game hardcores.Supahewok said:I really must take umbrage with this strip.
There's no way somebody with a CRT monitor would have a GTX 970 GPU!
Strip was a nice laugh.
Edit: Watched the video. Very interesting look at how the strip is made, along with comics in general.
Really? That's interesting to know. My memories of CRT from when I was a kid tell me that they were overall inferior to my modern flatscreen, but its been probably a decade since I last used one and those probably weren't great quality monitors either.Dhael said:Some of the really hardcore games use high grade CRTs because of the complete lack of input and response lag and NO screen tearing. They are really popular with fighting game hardcores.Supahewok said:I really must take umbrage with this strip.
There's no way somebody with a CRT monitor would have a GTX 970 GPU!
Strip was a nice laugh.
Edit: Watched the video. Very interesting look at how the strip is made, along with comics in general.
CRTs also have better contrast and spectrum ratios than a flat panel can even hope to achieve. A really good CRT can manage at least 720p at 60hz meaning with some tweaking you can actually get better graphics out of a CRT than than a flat can manage, just at a slightly lower resolution.
The reason flatscreens killed CRTs was entirely due the their size, not their image quality.