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description or watch till the end to learn more i just treated myself to the greatest

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monitor that money can buy 20 years ago

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oh wow

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but even today this absolute unit of a

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desktop display goes for more than 3 000

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us dollars why what could a crt from

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2002 do better than a state-of-the-art

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gaming display from 2022. did i just

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waste my freaking money

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when lcd panels arrived on the scene they had some big pants to fill the

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development of the crt display had a 60 year head start and what's crazy is that

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modern displays are still playing catch up to your grandma's old tv in some ways

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especially when you compare to one of the best consumer crts ever the sony gdm

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fw 900 but why is this thing so big well

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it's because of the actual crt the

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cathode ray tube in the back of this big

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box is a heavy glass vacuum tube with

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electron guns inside it the electrons are shot at a layer of phosphors on the

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glass screen at the front now phosphors are materials that emit light when

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they're hit with electromagnetic radiation remember those glow-in-the-dark stars you had on your

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ceiling as a kid well it's the same fundamental principle but to create a

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color image we've got three electron guns one for red one for blue and one

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for green and each has their beams aimed by magnets to hit the corresponding

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section of your screen illuminating the phosphors this whole process happens

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very fast at full resolution on this display it redraws the entire screen 80

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times a second but that's not even close

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to 240 hertz let alone 360 hertz like

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the fastest displays today why pay over three grand for a monitor that looks

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like it belongs on the back of an underfunded public library why do people

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want this this is where we get to my first experience with it because i

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haven't actually gotten to play with it yet oh it's on there are two basic camps

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there's retro gamers like Anthony and sweaty gamers like david sorry david i'm

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a retro david's also a retro gamer you're more sweaty sweaty sweaty retro

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that's not true you're a sweat gamer sweat

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92 pounds 92 pounds let's talk about

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what makes this crt so special it was

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sorry no is a top-of-the-line product

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with rare for the time features like a 16 by 10 aspect ratio and a nearly

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undrivable rated resolution of 2304 by

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1440. add in that it's equipped with an srgb mode for super accurate colors and

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a high vertical refresh rate and there was pretty much nothing that this thing

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couldn't do better than early lcds and even many modern ones like how about

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zero pixel response time or wait

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how can pixel response time be zero b0

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in an lcd light shines through crystals

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that physically shift and turn to allow the light through that process takes

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time but in a crt when an electron hits

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the phosphor it instantly produces a photon and then stops once the electron

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gun is no longer blasting it what actually makes the image stay on the

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screen is a limitation of our own human monkey vision when you point a

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high-speed camera at a crt you'll actually see that the entire screen is

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drawn line by line by a single point but

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when we scale time back to the human perception level it appears that the

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whole screen is lit up and that's actually why this video is gonna look a

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little bit funky because we have to play around with our shutter speed in order

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to make the screen stop flickering and looking weird

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it's so crisp i haven't seen a crt of

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anywhere near this grade in man i went lcd in 2004. you see that

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slow moving line going down the screen that's due to the desynchronization

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between the frame rate of our camera and the refresh rate of this display ah

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let's put it back to 80. that better david that's so much better wonderful oh

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i forgot to explain why we're using a gtx titan x because that's the last

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NVIDIA card that still included analog outputs that's why you chose it right is

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there anything after that i don't know that's that's the best card crazy this

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is the best crt gaming setup you can

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have can you do dp to vga active conversion probably right okay that was

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interesting is that i looked for like a good way to try and con to switch to

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analog i'm not sure if there really is one that actually allows you to access

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all of the settings in here because if you just do like a plug and adapter yeah

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you can only do 60 hertz you're limited by like the HDMI spec or whatever

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yeah that's a good tech tip i love it yeah well if it's on the wrong monitor

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Windows shift arrow key and you could whoops you can move it around between

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the monitors amazing adam just tech tipped me we have

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to kind of fool around with all displays connected because if this one turns off

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it takes 45 minutes to warm up but we're going to check the refresh rate yes

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currently it's running 300. is that like a g-sync limitation or

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something what is that oh you know what it probably is this is a

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titan x we're running dp 1.2 yeah

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can't have the best of all worlds that's okay we'll settle for 300. really what

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we're going to be looking at here is brightness which is obviously in two

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completely different leagues and of course

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image persistence now here's something i didn't miss the phosphor layer is

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actually like this far behind the front pane of glass so you kind of have this

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perception that you're looking through a window at your monitor as opposed to

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just at your monitor it's like your monitor sitting in a shadow box the

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slight blur of having round

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phosphor light emission rather than square pixels you really don't need any

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aliasing at all it looks

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so clean

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flick around oh man this thing is crazy why do they not

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still make these things does it ever look good i mean we

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probably had to reduce our shutter speed so much that

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you're not even getting the the sense of how sharp and crisp it is

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the motion is just flawless though another thing that's really cool is

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subtle gradients like this cloudy sky to the clear blue sky up here you don't get

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any of that blocking or

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banding that you would potentially see on an lcd there's a twitter account that

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has like side-by-side comparisons of 2d sprites from the 16-bit era and it will

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show them on a like crisp lcd display as

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well as on like a cheaper crt and it

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makes a huge difference in how things look like they have a one shot of

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dracula from castlevania on an lcd he has these tiny little beady little red

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eyes but when you put it on a crt the like natural kind of blur makes it fill

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up the whole space in his eyes and it looks so much more painterly and like

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it's crazy the Windows shift arrow key over to the other monitor yeah is that

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gonna work yeah was i just imagining how much better it looked going back to

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1080p definitely sucks although fun fact

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actually driving that thing at the rated resolution back when it came out

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basically impossible yeah and it still doesn't look as clean the additional

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brightness is definitely a plus though and guys lcds have improved a lot to the

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point where under normal circumstances i would be whipping the mouse around on

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this thing going man lcds have gotten great for image persistence

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but even this is not quite there

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i would choose the lcd what what why i've grown very accustomed

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to this level of smoothness of animation and the response time difference at my

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level of play is just not enough to

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matter do you think you can feel a difference between this and the monitor or is that

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all just that's you wouldn't know i doubt most humans would feel a

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difference terrorists win i didn't even see an opponent

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and immediately upon switching to the qdo led this is using samsung's latest

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panel technology in this alienware monitor the last thing i said was a big

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fat lie because no i would definitely go with this man that brightness that

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contrast that pop OLED is a super cool technology because

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it marries some of the biggest advantages of both crt and lcd one of

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the big problems with early lcds in particular was awful black levels well

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with OLED you can turn the pixels off entirely just like a crt where you just

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don't illuminate that section no how do i miss crap

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that sucked another big advantage is that due to the

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nature of OLED displays the pixel response time is near instantaneous so

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you get that excellent persistence of the image even when you're moving around

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rapidly like this although i do have to note that without black frame insertion

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it's not quite the same is it of course that's not to say OLED doesn't have its

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advantages you probably noticed it's quite a lot brighter than our crt well

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that's for a couple of reasons one is that this used to be rated for 125 nits

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of peak luminance and it has aged down to a mere 69 which is not as nice as it

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might sound but turn off the lights

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how do i do that so now it's all gross because the blue phosphors have probably

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worn out a little bit more so after calibration

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i mean the thing about luminance is that it's all relative to

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the dilation of your pupil right like that's why the standard for theater

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level HDR is what like 80 nits or something like that

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it's not a lot in a light controlled environment you don't need a ton of

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luminance wow has that never been more

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clear how am i supposed to decide see i could never afford this kind of thing

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back when i was a gamer teenager this is what

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i have something if you're still struggling to make a decision oh see

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that's the thing all right OLED and crts share a lot of

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the same advantages but an OLED will

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never draw in scan lines

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it is absolutely mind-blowing how immediately better a

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retro game that was designed for a display with scan lines looks when you

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fire it up how did this lose to the playstation

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oh look at that grinding baby but it's been so long since i've seen retro

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content on a proper display i forgot how good it looked there is no

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way that i would guess 480i

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480i is half the vertical resolution of

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480p theoretically right because they're interlaced i mean there's some trickery

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so that it doesn't look like it and that's exactly what we're seeing here

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look at the cobblestone like look at how good that texture looks i know right

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like this brick obviously by modern standards right this brick is not that

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amazing but with proper scan lines in

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your display which is something that you can't really replicate on modern

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hardware fake scan lines are a thing you can buy adapters that will sit in

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between your retro console and a modern display and will kind of

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mostly add the effect of scan lines or what you can do is you can run it in

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emulator and many emulators support fake scan lines to get more of that retro

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look but boy is it ever not quite the same man in a dark room and here's

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another thing that's really incredible the dreamcast outputs at 480i like i

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mentioned but this isn't a 480i display it runs at 2304 by 1440 80 hertz crts

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don't have a native resolution you see lcds and oleds have physical pixels that

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cannot be relocated so when you run them at anything other than the resolution

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the number of actual pixels it's more of a pixel count than a resolution really

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they look blurry or they have artifacts crts you can put in any input within

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their supported range and they will run it natively so there's no drawback to

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using a console versus a computer with this thing it'll just look flipping

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awesome no matter what oh and another cool thing is that the limitation of

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what resolution or what refresh rate you can run comes down to the speed with

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which the gun can go back and forth so you could lower your resolution and up

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your refresh rate or lower your refresh rate and increase your resolution the

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choice is yours within reason to compare our native image quality with an lcd we

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actually had to go find an older one that still has a vga input and it should

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be noted that depending on the scalar built into the panel that vga input

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could behave very very differently this particular benq was a fairly high end

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display wow does that ever look like dog crap the craziest part of how much worse

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this looks to the eye is that this crt for low-res games like

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this actually isn't necessarily your best case scenario having your pixel

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points and uh not quite a pixel more of a dot having

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your dots so pinpoint accurate actually takes away some of the softness that low

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resolution consoles benefited from it was kind of a natural anti-aliasing so

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if we had a crt tv we might even be

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having a better experience look at what this brick looks like in comparison

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it looks like trash okay let's go back let's go back to the

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crt way better like it even looks more 3d

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do you guys see how like it just has more of a 3d pop the color it doesn't

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shift at all i forgot

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it's absolutely perfect one of the things that makes this particular set so

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accurate is that it uses a technology that sony developed in the 60s that they

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called trinitron to improve the video quality of their televisions when

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electron guns were developed they weren't entirely accurate and often

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electrons would stray from their intended path causing them to activate

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other unintended phosphors it wasn't a big issue with black and white

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televisions but once colors got involved stray electrons hitting nearby phosphors

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would unacceptably distort the image with unintended colors and fuzziness to

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solve this rca developed the shadow mask

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a metal sheet full of tiny holes that would block stray electrons from hitting

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the wrong phosphors but the downside to this was it greatly reduced display

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brightness because the metal panel blocked a lot of the energy the

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trinitron though uses an aperture grille which is instead made up of vertical

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slits this was accompanied by a change in the arrangement of electron guns from

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a triangle to a straight line and it allows much more of the energy to make

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it to the screen and thus a brighter display sony actually won an emmy for

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this technology so apple isn't the only emmy award-winning tech company the

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disadvantage of aperture grille so my old viewsonic p95f plus was an aperture

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grill display are we connected to the computer stuff here let's switch over

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yeah and there's one up here as well right there

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those lines there are a visible element of the aperture grille and they're

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noticeable enough that adam when this thing arrived came to me he's like minus

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actually they're completely normal and i can tell you from experience daily

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driving an aperture grill monitor that you completely forget about them after

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the first couple of hours the LTT Store

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screwdriver has a super strong magnet in it and a magnetic bit

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and the funny thing about electrons is they interact with magnetic fields right

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what's going on here but actually all you're doing is just taking the electron

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beams and deflecting them so i'm supposed to talk to you guys about why

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people don't buy these one obvious one is price although you can find tvs

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especially if they're not in great condition for significantly cheaper than

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what we paid for this the issue is that finding one in good shape is getting

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more and more challenging and as that becomes more and more true the costs are

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only going to go up even this one which we paid a lot for suffers from degraded

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phosphorus and some nicks in the anti-glare coating another big one is

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cost even if the price isn't high transporting these things can be a

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nightmare how much does it cost to ship one of these especially without the

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original packaging it was cheaper for me to pay an employee for 10 hours of

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driving and reimburse their mileage than to ship it via mail and then there's the

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luminance crts just don't get as bright

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and as they're used it only gets worse and unlike a projector there's no way to

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change out the lamp it's not a lamp it's an electron gun after years of service

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this thing just ain't gonna look the way that it used to so what's the answer in

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my opinion modern tvs between OLED and

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particularly qdo led which is in tvs now

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and on the horizon for monitors we no longer have to deal with the

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shortcomings of lcds and while they do have some drawbacks themselves the

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biggest one which is burn-in is actually

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shared with crts there's also the fact that they run at a fixed resolution but

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from my personal experience as we've gone to 4k and beyond it's become far

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less of an issue because the pixel density is so high that

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especially from couch distance it doesn't make that much of a difference

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but if you want the ultimate tracking down a high quality crt might be worth

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