Best 22" CRT monitor

[crobb100]

Hi-

Will be looking for a large-22"-CRT. I think that for hardcore gaming that a CRT is the best deal and provides the best graphics quality. I don't care if it's 65 punds!

Been looking at NEC's FE2111SB-BK. Any opinions on these or others from all those users out there?

Thanks in advance!

 

[wkabel23]

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[Evdawg]

gj kable

 

[MrPabulum]

Heh. Those threads cover the topic quite well. MaximumPC gave the NEC FE2111SB a 9 and an Editor's Choice Award.

 

[Zebo]

Sony Artisan

 

[SmuvMoney]

I have a FP2141SB-BK from NEC, which is the higher end version of the FE2111SB. I find it to be a superb monitor.

 

[crobb100]

Great info, as always. Thanks! Think my 9800 Pro will drive a 22" OK?

 

[Bucksnort]

Thats what I was wondering. You do see a lot of 22" owners complaining about poor 2d and its not the monitor thats at fault. I would go with a good 19" like the mitsubishi dp930.

 

[murban135]

Originally posted by: crobb100
Great info, as always. Thanks! Think my 9800 Pro will drive a 22" OK?

No problems with my 9800 Pro and 22" Mitsubishi 2060u

 

[MrPabulum]

The 9800 Pro should do a fine job. Only a Matrox card could produce better 2D.

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: MrPabulum
The 9800 Pro should do a fine job. Only a Matrox card could produce better 2D.

Incorrect, a FireGL or Quadro card will do a better job than a consumer level 9800 Pro. They just don't have the power to drive a large analog monitor at super high resolutions without getting blurry.

 

[Alkali]

Get a 2070SB!!!!!

It rocks

 

[MrPabulum]

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: MrPabulum
The 9800 Pro should do a fine job. Only a Matrox card could produce better 2D.

Incorrect, a FireGL or Quadro card will do a better job than a consumer level 9800 Pro. They just don't have the power to drive a large analog monitor at super high resolutions without getting blurry.

Indeed sir, but I was thinking about consumer level cards. But you are technically correct.