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been looking for replacement for my vh226s more or less decided on an eizo fs2333 .but in the meantime another site suggested a Samsung s24c570hl my question is this does anyone use or own one and if so what are their experiences with it.it believe that the screen is more the same as the eizo but w/o eizo tech on it ty
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Hello everyone.. i currently have a samsung 2233bw monitor and i am going to upgrade to a better one (LG 27MP75HM)... Should i also make the move and upgrade my gtx660 to a 4gb gtx770 or should i be fine for one more year with my 660??? (gaming use mostly)
I just built two new systems for me and my nephew with an i5-4670K and EVGA GTX770. I currently have a IPS 1920x1080 monitor and he is running an older LED 1680x1050 monitor. Of course mine looks much crisper and brighter (probably due to the IPS). Is it worth the upgrade to get hi...
i have a asrock h87 fatality performance motherboard and i was wondering if it was compatible with a gtx770? and if so will it be worth the money? or is it better to upgrade to another motherboard?
as the title says, i am trying to upgrade my monitor (which is a samsung 23" 1080p VGA only) since i am getting a gtx770 this week using it with this monitor seems a little bit wrong to me, so i am looking for a monitor which is at least 23" in size, and searched for 1440p monitors but they are e...
Hi all I currently have a gtx660 non ti and a 120hz monitor, i know i wont get the 120fps in new games like bf4 and wonder if the upgrade to a 770 is worth it.
right I now have a gtx770 4gb gpu .but would like to upgrade my screen size to a 24" ips monitor for games im using at present an olde asus vh226 21.5" but realise I can get more out of my gpu my brother has a pb278q which looks good but is 27" would cause a space problem on my desk so I would w...
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