Good Flat CRT

[ReconCX]

OK, everyone knows that flat CRTs are the way to go when it comes to gaming, so here's what i wanna know, what's a good one? I'm looking at 17"-19" less than $250, must be flat.

I'm currently looking at some 17" - 19" NEC/Mitsubishi and Viewsonics, but I was wondering if anyone else had better suggestions.

Also, preferences on shadow mask against aperature grille.

[cram]

This doesn't really answer your question but it might be relevant anyway.

I recommend checking local computer stores for deals on off-lease monitors. I've been able to get 21" perfectly flat CRTs for $280 CAD ($215 USD?). Obviously there's a certain amount of risk involved but if they're certified grade A+ and come with even a 30-day warranty, I think it's worth considering.

[ReconCX]

hmmm.. i dunno where to find those over here...

[C&C Freak 2K]

I got an NEC MultiSync FP1350X for my birthday. It's a great 22" flat CRT monitor. Features input for analog D-Sub, DVI-I, AND a USB interface for controlling the monitor through software. MSRP from June, 2000 was $999. It may or may not fall in to your price range now. By the way:

<CCFreak2K> !convert CAD 250 USD
<@EdK[Bot]> 250 Canada Dollars is 208.7455 Recording Industry Association of America™ Dollars @ Sun Nov 07 22:03:44 2004

[ReconCX]

lol, my price range is under $200 now, well, I found this 17", according to VS's spec sheet, it can go 105hz in 1024x768 mode...

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=24-116-331&depa=1

[ReconCX]

or this one: http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=24-002-032&depa=1

or this one: http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=24-116-254&depa=1

what do you guys think?

[beastgreeley]

I've got the Viewsonic G90fb and I love it. It may not be the newest technology but who cares.