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gerdesj
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Expert overclockers successfully push DOOM Eternal...
My last CRT Iiyama monitor had quite a refresh rate - 120Hz or more - and the picture looked absolutely gorgeous.
It weighed a tonne and took up quite a lot of desk.
petterparker
on Aug 28, 2020
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Monitors with high refresh rates (usually 140Hz but up to 240Hz) are quite common among gamers these days.
ekianjo
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And worse than CRT in almost every way.
t-writescode
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Mass? Real estate? Ergonomics? Power consumption?
keanebean86
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Also no x-rays
gerdesj
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Any better than a CRT?
majormajor
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Not every high-hertz LCD will be better than a CRT in every dimension - black levels and off-angle viewing being the two points that a CRT could hope to lead on - but a 120hz OLED, on the other hand...
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I have an MSI 32" 2K with 1ms gray-to-gray 144hz refresh rate. My old Philips CRT was 120hz. The new tech is absolutely better.
ekianjo
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1ms Gray to Gray means nothing since the move from one color to another is not linear in LCDs
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At least it is mouthful.
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I'd think so. CRTs could never match the resolution or size what with we see in LCDs today.
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CRT did have blurry and distorted image.
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It weighed a tonne and took up quite a lot of desk.