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nick25
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OK, I've been reading around for ages and am still not sure what to do. Here is my situation:
Budget is £1400
I want a LCD('s)
Will be building a whole new system (FX, SLI - nf4 etc) in January and I need the monitor sorted by the end of Jan (although due to January sales I may buy the monitor early Jan).
I don't currently have a tv (started uni in sept) and to save space I was planning on having a digital tv card in my pc - this would also act as a PVR.
Will be using computer for, as already stated, digital tv, watching DVD's, gaming, light photoshop use, office apps (word etc), internet browsing.
Intergrated speakers are not important as I'll be using audigy 2 ZS coupled with logitech Z-5500 5.1 speakers.
Would prefer to keep to DVI - so I'm guessing 2 monitors max (don't really want to buy a PCI graphics card)
Please can you give me opinions on what to do, I keep thinking im set on one particular monitor then i change my mind. Also what is watching digital tv like on a computer monitor - does it looks a bit funny if I were running 1920x1200 res for instance?
Thanks, Nick.
Budget is £1400
I want a LCD('s)
Will be building a whole new system (FX, SLI - nf4 etc) in January and I need the monitor sorted by the end of Jan (although due to January sales I may buy the monitor early Jan).
I don't currently have a tv (started uni in sept) and to save space I was planning on having a digital tv card in my pc - this would also act as a PVR.
Will be using computer for, as already stated, digital tv, watching DVD's, gaming, light photoshop use, office apps (word etc), internet browsing.
Intergrated speakers are not important as I'll be using audigy 2 ZS coupled with logitech Z-5500 5.1 speakers.
Would prefer to keep to DVI - so I'm guessing 2 monitors max (don't really want to buy a PCI graphics card)
Please can you give me opinions on what to do, I keep thinking im set on one particular monitor then i change my mind. Also what is watching digital tv like on a computer monitor - does it looks a bit funny if I were running 1920x1200 res for instance?
Thanks, Nick.