"Nothing is more difficult, and therefore more precious, than to be able to decide."
- Napoleon I.
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Query FailedHumus
Tuesday, June 1, 2004

Huh?
davepermen
Tuesday, June 1, 2004

hehe. the fear of tft==badforgaming.. hehehe.

you where not able to see what you get? i mean, i always look at the stuff i buy, and test it. (all input and output devices, that is)
NitroGL
Monday, May 31, 2004

I like my 19" LCD, doesn't have a very quick refresh (25ms), but it's BIG.
MesserFuerFrauSchmid
Monday, May 31, 2004

Which pretty shows what the dominating API is in real world applications
MesserFuerFrauSchmid
Monday, May 31, 2004

4:1 compression is typical ATI marketing blabla actually is 2:1 as the factor 2 comes already by just using 2 components instead of 4 (which is normal for Normal maps). And a 2:1 compression ratio is pretty badass lame call me bullshitting. But in image compression this is close to nothing.

Humus
Monday, May 31, 2004

Well, the files as such are of course API independent. I didn't do the OpenGL part simply because there is no extension for it in the current drivers.
GianT
Monday, May 31, 2004

Nice. The same for OpenGL would be even nicer ;-)
Humus
Sunday, May 30, 2004

It's just a 17" TFT monitor that does 1028x1024, so it's a step down from the 22" CRT I had back home in Sweden, though a 17" TFT is comparable to a 19" CRT. I had a hard time to decide between this one or a more than twice as expensive 20" TFT that could do 1600x1200. Since I had no experience with TFTs and didn't know if it would be good for gaming (which I can say now though that it is) and all that I wasn't quite prepared to spend too much money on something I'd maybe have to replace at some point. So I thought it was best to buy the cheaper one, and in case I grow out of this one I can buy a larger one (which hopefully is cheaper by then) and use this one as a secondary monitor in a dual setup.

As for the soundcard, I don't have any soundcard yet. I'm using the integrated sound on the mobo. It's good enough for me right now.
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