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It might (and probably is) just be me, but I literally get a headache after 5-10 minutes of trying to use a CRT, maybe my eyes once waged war on those old clunkers before I existed?
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Originally Posted by snipekill2445 View Post

CRT's are absolutely horrible pieces of junk. My friend was using one once and I tried using it for about 10 minutes and I started to get a headache. We then proceeded to take it out side, and shoot it.
New flatscreen LCD, and especially the really new ones are much better in terms of quality and smoothness.

Let me guess, you bought a brand new LCD, put it next to a a cheap (shadow mask),old, probably less-than-healthy, uncalibrated CRT running at a low refresh rate, thought "wow, LCD so bright and clear" and drew your conclusions from that comparison.
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For gaming I suggest, 120hz. For the rest: IPS.

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Let me guess, you bought a brand new LCD, put it next to a a cheap (shadow mask),old, probably less-than-healthy, uncalibrated CRT running at a low refresh rate, thought "wow, LCD so bright and clear" and drew your conclusions from that comparison.

Hmm, yep you seem to have hit the nail on the head with that, nice job thumb.gif
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