Matrox MilleniumII with 8M ram. It's pretty good. It's definately not for
resource-intensive 3-D gaming, but reliable and well-supported. What I
really need is something that's good for small-time graphics editing and home
publishing.
My current monitor is just barely hanging on and has been for about 2 years
now, only "I's been too po' to gets me a new un." It has a noticeable
flicker in one corner. It has a vert refresh rate of 35.5 and horizontal of
50-90. Additionally, I fear going blind because of prolonged use of such a
tiny display <SMILIE type="wink" size=15x20>
Seth Cohn wrote:
> At 03:07 PM 06/30/2000 -0700, you wrote:
> >Well, I tried out my free copy of Metro-X last night (OK, and until 4:30
> >this morning), and now I am convinced that I need a new monitor. My
> >7-year-old 14-inch just doesn't cut it. The refresh rates on it are
> >just too slow, and Metro is just too much of a horse to pull this little
> >tiny cart. If anybody has a good line on a monitor, let me know. I
> >remember about a month ago, somebody mentioned 20" sun monitors at
> >goodwill. Does anybody know if they are still there? I wouldn't mind
> >one of those.
>
> last i heard, they were... Coburg Rd Store.
>
> >So far, Stan has the 17" Komodo for $199, which is just about great for
> >me. That's my standard for evaluating deals.
>
> that's ok.... 17's are going for less these days on average.... for a good
> deal...
>
> Also, what video card do you have? that makes more of a difference than
> the monitor...
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