Quote from khoianh94 :

Freaks. I have a single 15" with a resolution of 1024x768. How cute.

19" 1024x768 here. Feels good, don't it?

21" CRT @ 1280x1024

Quote from morpha :

21" CRT @ 1280x1024

You like watching a distorted image then?

only one. it's this one
http://img75.imageshack.us/img75/6001/5295110ha5.jpg

own it for almost 7 years and still working

Cheers, jbird

Quote from Jakg :

Just to point out it will identify an Intel CPU "Stepping", but an AMD Stepping (i.e. my 4000+ was a CABGE (aka a Cabbage), and my 3700+ a KAB1E) wont show up, and instead you'll get something useless like "E2", and you'll have to look on the IHS to find the stepping.

EDIT - Compare http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=294861 and http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=159307

Ah, that explains some oddball results an AMD-fanboy friend got a while ago. Wonder why that should be the case, then? Thanks for the heads-up, anyway, I'll bear it in mind for anyone hunting AMD info - although, I'm a bit too far in the Intel camp myself

Time I spent that £380 on a new setup

Sam

Quote from khoianh94 :

Freaks. I have a single 15" with a resolution of 1024x768. How cute.

Same here

For some years I had a single 17" BenQ FP71G+ (the first ever 8ms TFT)
http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-mo ... 1995-3174_7-31340646.html

but now I use a single 22" Samsung 226BW with 2ms (LFS makes again some more fun for me now )
http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-mo ... 27967.html?tag=prod.txt.1

Lol mine's still a 42" but my res is 1600x1200 awsome , i had a 19" flatscreen but with my car sim cockpit i made it looked crap it does'nt now mowhaaaa

I've tried 2x 15" but the split down the middle was too much for me. I use a single 24" flatpanel @ 1920x1200. Side screens would be nice, but I still have a small hankering for a LaForge style VR visor.