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Snark wrote:
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Sunsoft was the only company capable of creating a good Batman game

I think he just doubled the width of the image. Halving it makes it look very similar to my bog-standard 16:10 LCD. 16:9 It's 32:9,no wonder it looks like a 16:9 when you halve the width. P.S. I didn't stretch the image at all. Just squished it vertically :D (just for lulz) The panoramic view looks...

Check out this new Samsung screen:

32:9 aspect ratio - ULTRA WIDE

gllt wrote:how do i turned knob

...on my '89 spinach-green screen

But unlike Truform,the future is brighter with this one. This time the tesselator is more open - it can be accessed through OpenGL as well (even under Linux) Another thing that will boost the popularity of tessellation: Windows 7 comes with DirectX 11 and DX11 will make tesselation (and tesselation ...

gllt wrote:

It looks very similar to the Firefox logo. SNESFox anyone?
:LOL:

I want an even wider 24:9 screen,so I can run two 4:3 emulator / game windows side-by-side.It's a great replacement for dual-head.

24:9 FTW

Now imagine playing a 4:3 game on that screen....ewwww!

P.S. Screw that display,I want the appartment

I.S.T. wrote: Too bad it's fucking hard.

Try "Bomber King" for the Famicom (without savestates or cheating).Then you'll see what's hard.

AMD has released a SDK (software development kit) for real time tesselation on the GPU. Tesselation on GPU makes it possible to increase polygon density in real time, adding much more realism to the final scene. The SDK comes with 2 demos and works with the latest DX9.0c on WinXP. Click here to read...

LG announced a new fleet of full-HD capable LCD monitors today. The lineup consists of three models of different screen-sizes: 22 inch, 24 inch and 27 inch.The monitors pack LCD panels with 2 ms response time. All models have native resolutions of 1920 x 1080 pixels (1080p HD), and are HDCP-capable...

see this test to see how most LCDs fall short http://hdguru.com/will-you-see-all-the-hdtv-resolution-you-expected-125-2008-model-test-results-hd-guru-exclusive/287/ think you are getting all 720 lines of resolution when playing that ps3? chances are you aren't. Are there any freeware/open source mo...

This isn't solely a PC monitor. It's actually an LCD TV; it has VGA, HDMI, Component, S-Video, RGB, AV SCART and composite inputs. This image is one of my PC desktop (VGA). I'm aware of that,but there's another type of Samsung computer monitors with the same connections being advertised as LCD TVs ...

Is this your display: http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/detail/detail.do?group=television&type=television&subtype=tftlcd&model_cd=LE26A456C2DXXU Looks like a 768p LCD TV,not a computer monitor. It has a normal CCFL backlight. LCD TVs are different kind of beast. They have higher-quality...

The model # is enough.Delete the rest in your post.

That's not a true black level test.

Try this one: Make a new .PNG image in MS Paint at the native resolution of your monitor.Use the color fill tool to paint the whole image black (#000000) and save it on your HDD.
Open it in Opera and select view->fullscreen
Now take a screenshot of your monitor.

What's the model # of your Samsung display?

My LCD isn't washed out. Blacks are black.

Only possible if it has LED backlighting.

but the only people who actually know about them and have a CRT monitor good enough that it actually -is- better than current LCDs aren't going to be running at 1280x1024, the only popular 5:4 resolution. That resolution *is* useful in some cases: old PC games sometimes don't have the 1280x960 opti...

My LCD isn't washed out. Blacks are black. Whites are white. And it didn't cost me a huge pile of trees either; it's an older model too. No motion blur either. It's a 26" Samsung model. In the past, I'd have stuck with CRT, but LCD's are great nowa days. Yeah,they're close to real black but on...

`double post*

diminish wrote:Unfortunately, CRTs degrade over time visibly.

Depends on the quality/brand of the monitor and if it has hardware to compensate for this.

You'll start to see dead pixels on an LCD much sooner than you notice degradation on a CRT monitor.

Gil_Hamilton wrote: Mine's not super-nova bright.
It's at 33% brightness, and it's quite comfortable.

You probably have an older 16:10 display
(please read my previous post again)

franpa wrote:you would probably need a 128mb video card if your going to run at 1080p.

Nope. It runs smoothly (50-60fps) at even higher resolutions (1200p) with 'junk' 64MB cards like the GeForce 3 / Radeon 8500LE.

Recommended specs: Processor: 1 GHz Video Card: 128 MB OpenGL Compatible 3D Accelerated Graphics Card RAM: 512MB Sound Card 1024x768 Screen Resolution 24 Bit True Color Display Joypad Hmmm... I'd say more like: Processor: 1 GHz Video Card: 64 MB OpenGL Compatible 3D Graphics Card RAM: 256MB Onboard...