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will my average monitor cause my graphics card to under perform?
hey guys, i know it seems like a bit of a daft question but with my new PC coming it's basically left me skint and i can't currently afford to upgrade my monitor (a 5 year old dell average size) or keyboard/mouse this month.
so the question is, will it have an adverse affect on my GPU or cause it to not perform the way it would on a better monitor? i'm a bit confused on the subject and how it works.
i hear the screen resolutions also affects the GPU performance (GTX670) any one fancie enlightning me? will just be using 1 monitor anyway if it matters.
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Master
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It wont affect your GPU,no worries there,but you will certainly see a difference with a better monitor.
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Originally Posted by
vanthus
It wont affect your GPU,no worries there,but you will certainly see a difference with a better monitor.
thats what i'm meaning, so having a cheapo monitor basically wont emphisise the graphics aswell as a better monitor would?
i honestly don't fancy shelling out for a really pricey monitor, what would you regard as sufficent size and would you recommend a possible make?
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i've actually had a quick browse there in just argos (as i'll probably just be buying localy along with a mouse and keyboard) and its not as scary as i braced myself for, your talking £150 for a good monitor?
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Master
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I dont know what your budget is or what size you prefer but personally I would consider the
IIYAMA E2273HDS 22" from PCS (£129)
Edit: didn't see your last post.
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Originally Posted by
vanthus
I dont know what your budget is or what size you prefer but personally I would consider the
IIYAMA E2273HDS 22" from PCS (£129)
Edit: didn't see your last post.

ah looks pretty nice actually, why do you recommend it? i honestly have no idea about monitors so any help as to what i'm looking for in terms of the spec or anything would be appreciated
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Master
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Well to me 22" is an ideal size for a monitor but other people might prefer larger or even smaller,also quite a few members have given the IIYAMA E2273HDS 22" good reviews,that's the main reasons I suggested it plus it's very reasonably priced.
Last edited by vanthus; 25-06-12 at 23:14.
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sounds like the best option on site anyway. so that should enhance my graphics much better? i've honestly had this dell 19'' monitor for a good 8 years haha.
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Master
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Originally Posted by
Jackogeddes
sounds like the best option on site anyway. so that should enhance my graphics much better? i've honestly had this dell 19'' monitor for a good 8 years haha.

Whether there will be an improvement depends on the specifications of the monitor you already have,resolution,response time,connections etc.
What model is it?
Last edited by vanthus; 26-06-12 at 00:22.
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considering its an 8 year old dell i bought for like £49 i'm guessing so - thanks
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