Haha,yes it's a pretty safe bet.Originally Posted by Jackogeddes
considering its an 8 year old dell i bought for like £49 i'm guessing so - thanks
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26-06-12, 00:26 #11Master Moderator Reputation: 9617
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I would strongly recommend one of these
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=160941
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Wcpa-Iuol7k
It was my choice after much research and its can be had for £130 now . Its hd and 3d ready and will serve your rig well.Last edited by Grinder; 26-06-12 at 11:52.
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Remember that it won't hurt your GPU if you use a much older, smaller resolution monitor, so if you need to save up a bit more before you get your new monitor then it won't be a problem.
In this case it just means you won't be using your GPU to anywhere near its potential.
If you can afford a new monitor I'd definitely get one though, the difference between a new 22-24" monitor and an old 19" will be huge.Last edited by Rakk; 26-06-12 at 11:05.
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