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12-18-2005, 10:36 AM
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Re: Playing Poker on a 30\" Monitor
pseudoOTCmarket for 2001's:
Please input your prices into THE 2001 FP BOOK. BUYER....QTY.BID....ASK.QTY....SELLER ...............................400...2....Degen ...............................???....2....Josh Baulucky...2..100.................... Sorry my Bid is low, I don't need another 2001, it's better than no bid at all though.I'm sure others will improve on my bid. That's the purpose of an auction. Sellers: Please don't be mad, this is a service for you, even if you do not understand it as such. My bid is firm though. Sorry the "format" of the book sucks. 
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12-18-2005, 10:43 AM
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Re: Playing Poker on a 30\" Monitor
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pseudoOTCmarket for 2001's: Please input your prices into THE 2001 FP BOOK. BUYER....QTY.BID....ASK.QTY....SELLER ...............................400...2....Degen ...............................???....2....Josh Baulucky...2..100.................... Sorry my Bid is low, I don't need another 2001, it's better than no bid at all though.I'm sure others will improve on my bid. That's the purpose of an auction. Sellers: Please don't be mad, this is a service for you, even if you do not understand it as such. My bid is firm though. Sorry the "format" of the book sucks. [/ QUOTE ] use the code tags if you want. having to put the periods in is a pain in the ass. with the code tags, spaces actually show up as spaces i got at least 15 bids for them so there is a market. i don't even know if i want to sell them anymore. seems like i'm going to have to spend $1000+ in addition to the monitors. could get 2 more 2001FP's for the same price. i got a few good offers though anyway i think this idea is dumb, but it would be good if we had a 2+2 market. no way that would fly though
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#3
12-18-2005, 11:39 AM
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Re: Playing Poker on a 30\" Monitor
Josh,
I did a little searching on Newegg.com and found video cards that support 2560x1600 resolution starting at $95.00. Of course they up quite a bit higher than that, but there are several options under $200. Here is the NEWEGG link for the page I found. These are PCI Express X16 cards. There are 14 choices. You should be able to get an idea for here.
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12-18-2005, 01:03 PM
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Re: Playing Poker on a 30\" Monitor
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Josh, I did a little searching on Newegg.com and found video cards that support 2560x1600 resolution starting at $95.00. Of course they up quite a bit higher than that, but there are several options under $200. Here is the NEWEGG link for the page I found. These are PCI Express X16 cards. There are 14 choices. You should be able to get an idea for here. [/ QUOTE ] None of the cheap ones have Dual DVI which you need to run this monitor.
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12-18-2005, 01:46 PM
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Re: Playing Poker on a 30\" Monitor
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] Josh, I did a little searching on Newegg.com and found video cards that support 2560x1600 resolution starting at $95.00. Of course they up quite a bit higher than that, but there are several options under $200. Here is the NEWEGG link for the page I found. These are PCI Express X16 cards. There are 14 choices. You should be able to get an idea for here. [/ QUOTE ] None of the cheap ones have Dual DVI which you need to run this monitor. [/ QUOTE ] You do **NOT** need dual DVI to run this monitor. The monitor has dual DVI so you can plug in multiple sources, and switch between them.
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12-18-2005, 02:51 PM
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Re: Playing Poker on a 30\" Monitor
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Josh, I did a little searching on Newegg.com and found video cards that support 2560x1600 resolution starting at $95.00. Of course they up quite a bit higher than that, but there are several options under $200. Here is the NEWEGG link for the page I found. These are PCI Express X16 cards. There are 14 choices. You should be able to get an idea for here. [/ QUOTE ] None of the cheap ones have Dual DVI which you need to run this monitor. [/ QUOTE ] You do **NOT** need dual DVI to run this monitor. The monitor has dual DVI so you can plug in multiple sources, and switch between them. [/ QUOTE ] are you sure? from what i read it seemed like the most that a single DVI can support is 1920x1200 and that's only due to some crafy engineering by dell. i have no idea what any of this stuff means. that's just what i think i saw.
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12-18-2005, 03:20 PM
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Re: Playing Poker on a 30\" Monitor
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Josh, I did a little searching on Newegg.com and found video cards that support 2560x1600 resolution starting at $95.00. Of course they up quite a bit higher than that, but there are several options under $200. Here is the NEWEGG link for the page I found. These are PCI Express X16 cards. There are 14 choices. You should be able to get an idea for here. [/ QUOTE ] None of the cheap ones have Dual DVI which you need to run this monitor. [/ QUOTE ] You do **NOT** need dual DVI to run this monitor. The monitor has dual DVI so you can plug in multiple sources, and switch between them. [/ QUOTE ] are you sure? from what i read it seemed like the most that a single DVI can support is 1920x1200 and that's only due to some crafy engineering by dell. i have no idea what any of this stuff means. that's just what i think i saw. [/ QUOTE ] There seems to be a spot of confusion here with Dual DVI (two single-link DVI connectors - a lot of VGA cards have this), and Dual-link DVI, required to do a resolution of 2560x1600. Take a look at wikipedia on DVI here. Also on this wikipedia page, the awesome IBM 3820x2400 quad-dvi flat panel [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] Only 22 inch, so probably a bit much for multi-tabling. Also quite expensive. There are not too many VGA cards supporting Dual-Link DVI right now, the ones I know of are the Nvidia 78xx series PCIe cards, and the top end Matrox cards. I think the new ATi 1xxx series PCIe cards do also, but I've not seen one of those yet. Whilst having Dual DVI ports, the Nvidia 7800GT/GTX only have one port that is capable of dual-link, therefore to run a pair of these new 30" Dells you will need two expensive VGA cards and an SLI motherboard to fit them. dave.
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#8
12-18-2005, 02:17 PM
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Re: Playing Poker on a 30\" Monitor
Some of the cards which support 2560x1600 resolution are not listed in that link.
This is the cheapest one that I've found on Newegg's website: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814142053 It does have dual DVI but like the other guy said I dont believe you need dual DVI to hook up this monitor. This monitor is going to be a beauty. However I do have reservations about spending $1500+ on a monitor and then having to spend another several hundred on a video card just so I can utilize the max resolution.
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