Best 3D Monitor
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yassarikhan786
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Hi Hayley,
What's the budget and what is the ideal size?
What's the budget and what is the ideal size?
-warheart-
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there are some new monitors that just came out which have a new technology called lightboost. they claim it makes the image brighter while in 3d mode, which would be useful since the picture tends to be really dark when in 3d, so i'll look into that. also be sure to get the new revision of the nividia 3d vision classes,they're called 3d vision 2.
-warheart-
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He got £400 in total (Lucky bugger)
yassarikhan786
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The BenQ XL2410 is a pretty good monitor.
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I also wish to get a monitor with 120Hz refresh rate. If it happens to come with 3D Vision 2, that's a bonus.
I'm trying to decide between:
BenQ XL2420T
Samsung S27A950D
and the ASUS VG278H (which includes 3D vision 2
Which one of these performs the best, regardless of cost?
Also, is 3D vision worth all the fuss?
I'm trying to decide between:
BenQ XL2420T
Samsung S27A950D
and the ASUS VG278H (which includes 3D vision 2
Which one of these performs the best, regardless of cost?
Also, is 3D vision worth all the fuss?
That BenQ monitor Cyanide posted looks so friggin cool.
Yeah my nephew is going for that, all I need now is advice on the headset
I Hunta x
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I have a bit of experience with turtle beach headsets, the x11's are wired and realy realy comfy compared to the old revision (the x1) pretty good quality for games, pretty cheap and the best part is you dont have to mess with batteries.
The x41 are wireless and have a bit better quality, again really comfy, the only down side is needing to keep a supply if AAA batteries about but thats easy to work around by getting a charger and 4x AAAA batteries, use 2 charge 2, ive not used some long enough to comment on how long the batteries last in general but ive spent a few days playing online with some mates who have the x41's and they never turned there headset off all day (9 am - 2am gaming marathon on bf3 release
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Another option is one of the Tritton range but i have no experience with them so i cant realy comment, my mate got a pair of the ax 180's about a month ago and seems pretty happy with them
There all realy easy to set up and swap between the xbox and pc but it just depends entirely on what he wants from the headset really, wireless of wired. My votes are for - wired the x11 - wireless is the x41.
The x41 are wireless and have a bit better quality, again really comfy, the only down side is needing to keep a supply if AAA batteries about but thats easy to work around by getting a charger and 4x AAAA batteries, use 2 charge 2, ive not used some long enough to comment on how long the batteries last in general but ive spent a few days playing online with some mates who have the x41's and they never turned there headset off all day (9 am - 2am gaming marathon on bf3 release
Another option is one of the Tritton range but i have no experience with them so i cant realy comment, my mate got a pair of the ax 180's about a month ago and seems pretty happy with them
There all realy easy to set up and swap between the xbox and pc but it just depends entirely on what he wants from the headset really, wireless of wired. My votes are for - wired the x11 - wireless is the x41.
GrameSmith
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Asus VG236HE 3D Monitor 23-inch Widescreen 120HZ - Black, its good.
Doesn't this monitor have a glossy screen?
