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That one will work but it's only an 11B card, not G - so only 11mbps. They do have the 2200 as well though. http://www.mypcgoodies.com/details.asp?item=IN15PRO2200
There need be no interpolation in the case of WUXGA as each pixel of the 960x600 will be represented by exactly four LCD pixels - hence no colour rehashing.
Quote: Originally Posted by EricT A13anti whatever, how can you possibly recommend a box you have yet to plug in??? At least play with it first before you endorse it, man. You think I closed my eyes & chose this AP at random? Come on man, if I decided to buy it it means there must have been a good reason to. Everywhere I've seen this model reviewed, it's had "Editor's Choice" or "Gold Award" etc etc stamped all over it. Besides which, I think...
Sure why not.. it may well be the next A64 chassis too..
US Robotics 9106. Got one of these in a box upstairs, haven't plugged it in yet but hopefully I'll have an opinion on it soon. Though I have read lots of things about it that say it's fantastic.
I think Draw mentioned that the WUXGA is actually quite perfect for scaling down for games because as the native res. is 1920x1200, you can run your games at 960x600 which is a perfect 1/2 facter - which means you get 4 LCD pixels for every pixel the video card draws. 1600x1200 on a std ratio would work the same, 800x600. I can't imagine you could get more ideal than that.
Third that.
You're no more likely to get dead pixels on a replacement Uniwill than you are on an altogether different machine. Plus it sounds like you'd only lose the %50 if you re-order from IBP. So get a barebones from EKM & build it yourself - and test it with an LV while you're at it.
I've had the Logitech 340s and they were brilliant. Even used them for a party at home once and they did the job splendidly. Got a set of Altec Lansings at the moment & they are more than satisfactory as well, don't know the model number though... they were on special so I bought two..
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