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The problem I am seeing is I have a Dell 2405 Monitor, my friend has a 19 inch display and when I play on his machine (same specs as mine) his game moves faster and I actually "hit" what I am aiming at. When I play the same games on my machine I do not hit where I am aiming at and it does not seem as colorful. Does this make much sense?
Which LCD monitors are great for FPS games? I would like to pick a new one up from newegg. Pentium Quad Core 2.4 4 GIG Crucial Ram 8800 GTX 768 Windows Vista 64 bit Soundblaster Gamer Card Thanks for your time. |
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Well, the resolutions differ, the Dell 2405 is good enough, and should play as good as the 19". Then again what game did you guys try? if it's Crysis, i can perfectly understand because 19" can only go up to 1280x1024, which is an alot lower resolution ;)
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Well when I played on his monitor in BF2 I did not have to adjust for lag or anything. I would zoom out with the sniper rifle and fire and hardly ever miss. Now on mine I aim (same server, same ping, same machine, different monitor) and I have to kinda guess on the where to shot in front of the enemy. No idea why. I purchased my machine after playing on his machine and built the exact same machine. I am just not getting the same experience and the only thing that is different is the monitor.
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You should look for a monitor of Acer. Prices and "performance" differ, so take good inquiries into the specifications of their models. By the way, in case of a 19 inch monitor, you shouldn't go over a resolution of 1280x1024. Accuracy is a matter of just a few pixels, so if the resolution is higher than what is recommended for the size of your monitor, it will be hard to stay "pixelwise".
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you've got 1920x1200, make use of it, i would
![]() And richard, most acer screens are cheap and not that good, i'd rather stay with a dell, which is alot better. Though some of the newer black acers do a good job. :P
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Last night I tried to play the game on 1280x1024 at 75 HZ. (on the Dell 2405) And it is basically the same thing. I shoot at people that do not even know I am there and miss miss miss. On my old computer I would connect very consistantly and on my friends computer I would hit very consistantly. It is just not fun. When I would normally score 50+ points as infantry, I now am lucky to score 30. Very disapointing to spend 2000 dollars on a new PC and it just not be right. It plays the new games great so I guess I will just move to COD4 when it comes out next week.
I tried it at 1900x1200 but it looked so stretched out it was not even fun to look at. I might try changing my mouse settings on my Death Adder or trying the Nvidia beta drivers. |
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