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Ethelis
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nichan
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VP2770-LED Viewsonic | ||
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nichan
United States158 Posts
2,000-2,500 What is your resolution? Dont have monitors yet I would like dual monitors a small one for gaming and maybe a bigger one for photo/video editing I don't know what resolution would be good for gaming or editing but I imagine it would be different for both? What are you using it for? Gaming Photo/Video Editing for now What is your upgrade cycle? I'll be upgrading the computer as needed When do you plan on building it? In tow weeks I might wait for the new intel chips depending on the advice I get from you guys. Do you plan on overclocking? This is my first build if it is convenient, then yest Do you need an Operating System? Yes Do you plan to add a second GPU for SLI or Crossfire? Not sure whatever is best for the build and more cost efficient Where are you buying your parts from? States or Europe Italy to be more Specific I'm stationed there but can get parts sent to the states and then mailed to me. other things I might note the only thing I have so far is the case for my build http://www.thermaltake.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_00001891 nothing else so please help me with all the parts power supply SSD motherboard and anything else you guys can help me with thanks PM me for any questions I appreciate the help | ||
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Myrmidon
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On April 28 2013 08:15 nichan wrote: How good is this monitor for gaming/photo video editing? VP2770-LED Viewsonic Should be pretty decent for both. There are a few decent reviews on it: http://www.prad.de/new/monitore/test/2013/test-viewsonic-vp2770-led.html http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/viewsonic_vp2770-led.htm Factory color calibration is good, though if what you're doing is very critical you probably are or should be calibrating yourself anyway. It's slower than a TN and has pretty good but not the lowest input lag, which could bother some people. Some people might really like how the antiglare is relatively light, how the backlight is non-PWM, etc., but you may or may not care. Anyway, should be one of the better standard gamut 2560x1440 monitors out there. | ||
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nichan
United States158 Posts
On April 28 2013 09:54 Myrmidon wrote: Should be pretty decent for both. There are a few decent reviews on it: http://www.prad.de/new/monitore/test/2013/test-viewsonic-vp2770-led.html http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/viewsonic_vp2770-led.htm Factory color calibration is good, though if what you're doing is very critical you probably are or should be calibrating yourself anyway. It's slower than a TN and has pretty good but not the lowest input lag, which could bother some people. Some people might really like how the antiglare is relatively light, how the backlight is non-PWM, etc., but you may or may not care. Anyway, should be one of the better standard gamut 2560x1440 monitors out there. Would you recommend the size for SC2 | ||
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Alryk
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Also, would this be able to power something like a 4570K + a 760? I assume yes? If it was in a Node 304, cooling would probably be reasonably adequate right? I'm not looking to break any records with overclocking. I'd probably pick up a Noctua NH-U12S when it's available) (Edit: I may or may not go with a build this small... just trying to figure everything out in case I do. Essentially putting together a big and small.) | ||
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