>boots game
>graphical settings
>max everything
>resolution: 1024x768
>refresh: 100hz
>incredible visuals+buttery smooth 100fps
Only CRT chads have this privilege, so get one while you still can
Boots game
Isaac Harris
Lucas Gray
>stares at Any Forums catalog in dark room
>gets eye cancer
Only CRT chads have this privilege, so get one while you still can!11 :^)
Leo Peterson
a CRT's glow at 85hz is way more comfortable than an LCD/LED's harsh light
Daniel Turner
this. I had to use two high-end LEDs at work, the bright and weird colors made my eyes unironically hurt. I had to spent almost 100 working hours trying to fix the colors, my manager was seething at me the whole time but he couldn't manage to get me fired. all my CRTs at home feel comfortable even with the factory settings. fortunately I don't work there anymore
William Lopez
I like CRTs as well but there's no need to bullshit. Light is light whether it comes from a phosphor or an LED.
Caleb Brooks
Thanks but I prefer 1600x1200 @ 90Hz
Justin Gray
OLED. That is all.
pic related it's an OLED monitor.
Evan Turner
Modern-day OLED has too much motion blur (sample&hold issue).
However I kinda want an OLED now just for anime. I've been comparing my Eizo VA and my CRTs and man do I wish I could combine the strengths of them both. The gamut and brightness of the Eizo and contrast of the CRT ...
Need QD-OLED or the RDF225WG :^)
TN/VA viewing angles give me headaches these days. I'm so used to at minimum IPS angles (pref CRT) that I can't stand looking at anything worse.
My laptops TN panel is pure migrane material, awful LED blue glow, 70:1 contrast, 45% sRGB coverage .. just holy uck, I'd much rather use even a 14" 600p60hz CRT from 1991 ..
Thanks but I prefer 1600x1200 @ 110hz
Noah Evans
>Modern-day OLED has too much motion blur (sample&hold issue).
Maybe i'm blind, but i haven't noticed. Could be all those years as an ESL with a CRT glued to my retina.
Or maybe it's just because i don't play games where it's noticeable anymore, i certainly haven't noticed with regular non-gaming desktop use.
John Sanders
It's noticeable even in Terraria and Minecraft
For 60hz: testufo.com
For 120hz: testufo.com
This map will be impossible or at least highly unpleasant to read on a non-BFI OLED/LCD due to sample&hold blur.
Jaxson Lopez
>Thanks but I prefer 1600x1200 @ 90Hz
>Thanks but I prefer 1600x1200 @ 110hz
For me, it's 1600x1200 @ 60Hz interlaced (thus 120Hz).
Nolan Powell
I see what you mean, but i'm going to ignore it and pretend it's not there.
I hope i can.
Wyatt Campbell
>Thanks but I prefer 1600x1200 @ 110hz
F520-sama... I kneel...
Levi Ross
what phenotype is that?
John Cruz
Hey finon, what do you think? worth something?
Grayson Ortiz
Eurasian Plastic
Jose Howard
N-No it's not worth anything!! But I'll take it from you.
Once you see a CRT you wont unsee this issue .. thus we're still here!
Anthony Murphy
>1024x768
>incredible visuals
James Carter
I'd love to get one but cant find any for sale where I am.
Christian Green
It's merely 4:3 768p, which was the standard for late-gen consoles.
ign.com
Aaron Baker
Since when native resolutions on 10 years old consoles are considered "incredible visuals"? Even then, it's mostly 1080p according to the link.
Jordan Reyes
>play 2d games with black frame insertion on a 360hz lcd monitor, giving a refresh rate of 180hz (higher than any crt) and a resolution of 1920x1080 (higher than any crt)
Brayden James
I don't know shit about CRTs but light is not light. Frequencies matter.