help me ....again

[jaythaman]

hey guys.... well i need to buy a new CRT dont have much money so below 180$ 17" stay away from Illyamas or whatever theyre called they dont sell here
Thanx


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[flamethrower205]

You could get an NEC FE791SB for $179 from Newegg..... it's a great monitor.

Hilbert space is a big place.

 

[jaythaman]

How much is their failure rate coz they dont have a good service here So it'd be good if they remain faultless. What do you think about the samsung 763 dfx and the 753s. are LG monitors any good. i'm also eyeing the viewsonic
thanx

My computer NEVER cras...DOH!.

 

[flamethrower205]

To be honest, the first FE791SB I got seemed to have a convergence error, but I have a feeling now that could have been fixed in that it was a fault in the input signal........
I've seen those samsungs, just don't remember them too well so I won't comment. As for the viewsonic- from an earlier discussion I had with GoSharks, it appears the P75F is the same as the Fe791sb.

Hilbert space is a big place.

 

[jaythaman]

Are all 17" screens flat? Coz i just went to see the samsung stuff. The 753s seems to be a wee bit curved it was like and oversized 15" screen And the 763dfx(dynaflat X) was pretty flat

My computer NEVER cras...DOH!.

 

[CorpusBiscuit]

I just bought a Samsung 763MB at the end of January and I'm pretty happy with it. It supports 1280x1024 @65Hz, (recommends 1024x768 @85Hz refresh, I'm running mine @ 1152x864 w/ 75Hz refresh) and has .20mm horizontal dot pitch (not sure what the vertical is). The three brightness modes are kinda nice. I believe it was in your price range, although when I bought one there was also a rebate (I forget how much, but the check should be coming soon).


<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by CorpusBiscuit on 03/26/03 10:23 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

 

[flamethrower205]

The FE791SB supports 1280x1024 @ 89Hz, 1024x768 @ 116, and 1600x1200 @ 76Hz. Also has the super bright modes and is totally flat. Not all 17" are total flat.

Hilbert space is a big place.