Re: Braggin rights! As top-end a "pc action game" rig as I can manage!



"One Punch" Mickey wrote:
Alfie [UK] wrote:

For me, there is only one obvious exception to on-line purchase.....
computer monitor, especially LCD with its guarantee of blemishes...
need to view exactly the monitor that you buy and with your own
test-material to ensure that any obvious blemishes are not present in
a critical viewing area....or have a very liberal exchange agreement
with the store if it cannot be viewed before purchase.


Whatever about your opinions on checking picture quality before buying, Samsung have a zero-dead-pixel policy on LCD monitors so at least you have some comeback there.

Only in South Korea:
http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/01/01/1440201

Stygian

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