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THIS KILLS THE LCDFAGS
THIS KILLS THE LCDFAGS
Gabriel Flores
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Levi Ramirez
It's irrelevant, because CRTs are dead and aren't coming back. They're also using basically the best CRT monitor ever made for their testing. Most of them were far inferior to that. It's also pretty much impossible to purchase one of those Trinitons even used, because autists snapped them all up a long time ago and will never sell them.
LCD won. Get over it.
Leo Jones
You 'll get an amazing dose of radiation as well
Jacob Peterson
Great, I love heavy, small monitors that take up a lot of desk space. I also love that hum that most CRTs give off. It never gets annoying.
The only real advantage you can give those ancient pieces of shit are there lower input latency, but modern display stacks are optimised towards LCDs and largely negate that.
Carson Hughes
This. I can tell by looking at the image that its the only CRT that came with HDMI. Presuming you don't have that TV (and congrats if you do - genuinely), there's no competition when comparing S-Video to HDMI.
Justin Cook
Haha YES!
So amazing on this 19" 4:3 display with a 1600x1200 resolution at 80Hz!
So fucking amazing compared to my 34" 1600p, 120Hz, dynamic blacklight zone IPS with 1ms G2G 21:9 ultrawide.
Seriously, people like you give a bad rep to CRTs. I probably own more and use CRTs more than most people on this board but thinking they are useful for modern content is stupid, stick to content they work the best with. (amw)
Easton Rogers
>I also love that hum that most CRTs give off. It never gets annoying.
They don't hum. You're confusing them with CRT TVs.
>The only real advantage you can give those ancient pieces of shit are there lower input latency
Not really, a 240Hz flatpanel is going to kill a CRT in terms of input latency.
Ayden Watson
How about you back up your claims, zoomer friend?
Daniel Parker
>They don't hum. You're confusing them with CRT TVs.
When I was in high school (this would've been about 8 years ago), some of the computer rooms they had were still using laughably ancient equipment for the time.
There was a row of CRTs, and several of them produced a very high pitched sound which pissed me off massively. I had to go around and turn off all of the CRTs that people weren't using.
Asher Jenkins
I sell my Trinnies, I've just hoarded them over the years since they are still useful for old content. I only keep the once I personally like and I got more than enough to last till I die for personal use.
If you want a 19" or 21" Sony Trinitron that can do 2048x1536 at 86 Hz for example, I could sell you one for 30 Euros. Sold one recently for 25 even.