CRTs for retro use

Can you find good retro use CRT monitors from anywhere anymore?

Was all of them destroyed in an LCD craze of early 2000s?

I think the best gayming monitors would actually be somewhat small, 14" to 17" inch and not the 21" monster monitors.

1) less space on desk
2) resolution would be fine anyhow because 90s games would rarely go up 800x600 which is probably a resolution supported by even ancient CRT COMPUTER MONITOR (not a TV).

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good ones cost a fortune unless you're lucky and get one locally for cheap from someone getting rid of it. Cheap (when they were made) are utter shit and not worth it.

Depends on where you live, here in eastern europe they're easy to find. Nobody wants them, especially the really big ones. 14-15'' is the most convenient size for a CRT these days and that's the only size i keep, for both monitors and TVs.

I got a dell 17” e773c the other day for $15. An old man was selling it. I’ve been using it for a few days and it looks great on most websites, but bright white ones hurt my eyes. It flickers a lot, is there a way to fix it?

Set the refresh rate higher? Anything below 75Hz is eyestrain inducing

The small ones are shit with shit circuitry and tubes.
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Games are for children.

Do I just do that in my computer settings or do I need to do something to the monitor itself

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>inb4 win10 doesn't recognize crt's and limits choices to 1024x768_60