New 8ms LCD review at Tom's Hardware

[Lou]

http://graphics.tomshardware.com/display/20050215/index.html

As usual the 8ms are not exactly what you get, but they say they are very
good game LCD's.
Not real good for watching movies though.

 

[/mel/]

http://graphics.tomshardware.com/display/20050215/index.html

As usual the 8ms are not exactly what you get, but they say they are
very good game LCD's.
Not real good for watching movies though.

Thanks for the heads-up - I think it was this group I posted to a while ago
when I was considering an L90D+ (having spotted it at Overclockers). In the
end I decided to hang onto the cash until my CRT fails, or at least until I
could sit down in front of one to test it for myself, as I rarely trust
published specs. Now I'm not sure what to do. Ah, WTF, I'll still wait until
I can see one in the flesh.

 

[Dave Saxton]

Thanks for the heads-up - I think it was this group I posted to a while ago
when I was considering an L90D+ (having spotted it at Overclockers). In the
end I decided to hang onto the cash until my CRT fails, or at least until I
could sit down in front of one to test it for myself, as I rarely trust
published specs. Now I'm not sure what to do. Ah, WTF, I'll still wait until
I can see one in the flesh.

I've had a Dell 2000FP for over a year now. Bought it off of ebay. I
play UT2004, HL2, and World of Warcraft, all without any ghosting or
any of those issues. I have an ATI 9700 Pro. Movies are the only thing
that do not look so great on it, but I use a television for that
anyway. I think mine is rated at 25ms...