#Those are secretley 260 hrz monitor
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No like serious it’s crazy how much I can fucking overclock them
That’s insane
Lol 75hz on these feels like 240hz
I used to use a Samsung Odyssey
I’m never going back from CRT
I just got rid of my odyssey
What do you use now?
Got it cheap
A Alienware
So dell
The odyssey was defective and all they had was Alienware
I gotta open up the trinitron though to fix some shipping damage, like replacing some push buttons. Idk why I got this one shipped but it was bound to happen.
I will use JBWeld to fix the plastic cracks
I had a 240hz alienware
They covered the rest
Good?
This one is just led
I don't know what else to add to spice my setup up even more, I might grab some posters
more plants perhaps
I've been holding out to get a CRT monitor for my setup
but how the fuck do you get these to 260hz thats insane
thats not insane
Maybe this will be the world´s first 700Hz Monitor. In the past we have already overclocked this iiyama Vision Master Pro512 CRT succesfully up to 500Hz. Today we will try to reach a higher refresh rate than even the modern monitor industry currently has. Even if the resolution that we have to use for that is so low that it´s no longer really ...
No current gen display technology has surpassed the CRT
mini led I would say is the closest but I will have to get my hands on that
but theres also no point in going above 70 on a crt as compared to an lcd because you cant see past 70 really as a human and the way it scans on a crt is different than on an lcd, like on an lcd it may seem choppy but on a crt you cant tell a difference between that and say 240
so I personally stick with 75hz also because I don't wanna wear down my monitors
One is from 1993 and the other is from 1997
I am willing to do maintenance on both if need be, I got the tools on hand to discharge them
if the phosphors get weak I can always rejuvenate the displays
my trinitron has a damaged center button due to shipping damage but it doesn't bother me so im not fixing that yet or the plastic cracks
my gateway is in perfect condition
best image quality I have ever seen on any commercial display
and this is coming from someone who has used OLED
I come from an electronics engineering background so this stuff always fascinates me
I've thought about making my own electron gun as an experiment, they're not hard to make if you got the equipment
I could probably make a glass tube using friction welding
there is also a bad misconception that CRT monitors are bad for the environment but in reality the only real bad part of a CRT is the lead in the glass tube
there's also a lot of fear mongering in the CRT repair community about getting electrocuted by these things, just pop off the anode cap dummy
definitely get a trinitron if you can
the aperture grille on those things makes a huge fucking difference
my gateway is a shadow mask so its hard to see it in daylight at times
trinitrons are also way brighter on lower brightness and contrast settings due to the grille
and don't make the mistake of throwing out your CRT if its damaged, I made that once with an IBM and I could've saved it, it was capable of going over 240hz and had an aperture grille
well I never knew you could get those crt's to display so fast past like, 1x1 resolution
I'll look into it
I already have a trintron tv
32'
but dont have a monitor
so CRT is actually better than oled
interesting
I knew CRT was better than average LCD's
and better than oled on motion
a monitor is gonna have more scanlines than a tv because they are meant to be up close to your face unlike a tv
usually crt tvs run at lower resolutions
and I don't know how much you can overclock them
yeah
I was just mentioning it
I know it isnt like, a competent replacement
its giant too
and only displays 480i
yeah there's also no input latency
that may actually be very useful
like insanely useful
genuinely makes you wonder why nobody has taken the CRT pill for any competitive games
lower res display means if the game supports it you can run it at a fairly low 4:3 res, which is more performance, into a monitor with 0 motion blur, better blacks than your regular LCD, and 0 latency
I'm especially inclined to think about it cause I play old FG's and those are kinda like, built to run on some CRTs
yeah and running low resolutions on a CRT won't stretch because the resolution on a CRT isnt fixed like an LCD with its fixed array of pixels
all resolutions look damn good on a CRT
its just the image will become slightly bigger
on the lower res's
I personally stick to 1024x768 @ 75hz
exactly
and because how CRTs work
especially old games with low native resolutions look very good on them
like any PS2 game looks infinitely better on a CRT
one question I have about resolution is, crt's can scale to input resolutions, but when I say, run an emulator its not gonna be outputting the games actual resolution but rather 1024x768 or whatever yeah?
no it will output the games actual resolution
I tried PS1 emulation and thats what it does
oh shit nice
it will feel like the real thing
and I dont need emudriver for it right
no
cause monitors dont run off 15khz signal
I never had to do anything extra
yeah nice
jesus christ trinitrons are so scalped on ebay
getting a CRT monitor is annoying
yeah best to find them IRL
also you will probably get it shipped damaged
which happened to me because they usually suck at packaging those things
but if you are to do that tell them to package it like a tank
because I gotta fix the shipping damage on my trinitron
even though it still works and doesn't bother me
just cant center my geometry without slight overscan
my newest addition to my setup is my MDR 7506 headphones, they are from the 90s and sound better than any expensive headphones I have used but you should swap out the padding
they are also known as the studio standard, you can find them pretty cheap
are the MDR 7506's like proper headphones
I've got a hifiman edition XS running into a schitt stack
jesus thats cheap
