20" and beyond..

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by e-ugenio, Sep 17, 2004.

  1. e-ugenio

    e-ugenio Guest

    Have you any suggestion about a good 20"-21" LCD display monitor for CAD?
    TX
    e.
     
    e-ugenio, Sep 17, 2004
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  2. e-ugenio

    Sporkman Guest

    There's a recent thread about this in comp.cad.solidworks. The topic is
    'HP 23" L2335 display opinions?'. Rather than try to copy all the posts
    here I recommend just subscribing to that newsgroup and reading the
    whole thread, but one important theme in the thread is that it's
    important to have a fast enough response time. 16ms is recommended.
    Some displays have response time over 25ms and that results in a good
    bit of "ghosting" when used for CAD applications.

    Mark 'Sporky' Stapleton
    Watermark Design, LLC
    www.h2omarkdesign.com
     
    Sporkman, Sep 17, 2004
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  3. e-ugenio

    Jarocki Guest

    For CAD-2D applications the response time is not so important (even for most
    CAD-3D tasks).... More important is
    contrast, brightness, good resolution and good graphic adapter with DVI
    connection (3D Labs WildCat, NVIDIA Quadro FX or Matrox)

    25 ms response time is good enough (bigger LCDs >>> 21" usually have longer
    time response - but it is not a big problem)...
    Ofcourse it's better to have 16ms or 12ms - but IMHO it is not the most
    important thing in LCD display!!.


    BTW. I recommend EIZO and iiYama LCD displays - they are perfect !



    Best Regards,
    J. Jarocki
     
    Jarocki, Sep 18, 2004
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