11-13-2024, 01:26 PM
(11-13-2024, 10:40 AM)36654 Wrote: Specs I don't know, but Dell UltraSharps have served me well. I'm guessing your monitor image is more dependent on the graphics card, than the monitor.
Sharpness depends on the monitor. Of course, if one does not have the appropriate card to support the monitor's resolution then that would be the limiting factor, but since most modern cards are capable enough, is usually the monitor that determines the quality of the image when it comes to clarity. Monitor also has to have higher refresh rates to better handle flicker (and for gaming)
Just before Covid hit I shopped for a couple of LCD monitors for my video and photo-editing, and I got two $100 (nominal) Sceptre monitors which are working just fine to this day. The have higher video resolution than I am prepared to run (don't want the fonts to get too small) and have a 75 Hz refresh. They are more than enough for my level of expertise in photography and videography ...
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Grumpy Goat
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Grumpy Goat
2016 BMW R1200RS
2023 Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro