imported_Imp
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Originally posted by: postmortemIA
Originally posted by: n7
Originally posted by: Imp
I was all set to get a 22" WS, but knowing that it's TN, I just can't do it anymore. The 17" I have now is TN and colours wash out, the upper portion of the screen is darker, all cause I go from sitting up straight to a slouch. One whole inch and colours get effed, so until they make a 22 non-TN, screw it. The 24" resolution is too high for my upgrade periods, 20" dot pitch is too small (hate the small font on my 17"). This sucks...
Did i really just hear small text as an excuse for not getting a good LCD?
Let's see:
Adjust DPI
Adjust global fonts settings from Normal to Large or Extra Large
Adjust font size manually in Appearance & Settings > Advanved
Adjust font size in browser
Use a combination of the above (what i do)
But do not let dot pitch turn you away from a good LCD!
Lower is better, not worse
NEC 20GX2 is what you need IMO
Firefox ignores DPI. But you can increase min font size. Then you have to enable "force webpages to use my fonts" to enforce that rule. When you do that, some pages look funky.
Instead all that nightmare, I'll rather have something with ~0.27-0.28mm dot pitch
I've tried changing font sizes for desktop, but the size stepup from what I use is too big. For internet browsing, either the page doesn't use the larger font I tell it to or it's just not compact enough when it does work. I'm using Explorer by the way. I use Firefox at school on Linux systems and hate them. Seems like most sites aren't designed with it, thus texts are too small and colours washout. When changing text size (it works for every page which is nice), things start looking screwy. So when it all goes down, I'm looking for a 'natural' dot pitch that is slightly larger that will be compact and easily legible. Oh, my eyes suck too if you're wondering.
Anyways, been looking at my choices again. I'm somewhat tempted to splurge on a 24". No way I can run games at the native res., but I'm sure it will scale to 16:9 resolutions alright (researching that actually) or scale 1:1. That and for every hour I spend gaming, I probably spend two or three on the desktop at native.