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  1. August 8th, 2002, 07:35 PM #1
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    Question Monitors--aperture grille or shadow mask better?

    I am using Win 98SE. I have a Mag DX700T Trinitron monitor, which has a .25DP. Is the Trinitron aperture grille type I have better or worse than a shadow mask type?
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  2. August 8th, 2002, 08:02 PM #2
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    I guess it depends on your application. If you do alot of CAD work, then I guess the aperture model is the one to go with. But for other raster graphic type applications (PhotoShop) then Shadow Mask is the way to go.
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    Originally posted by WebHawg
    I guess it depends on your application. If you do alot of CAD work, then I guess the aperture model is the one to go with. But for other raster graphic type applications (PhotoShop) then Shadow Mask is the way to go.
    Which is better for use on games?
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  4. August 9th, 2002, 05:10 PM #4
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    Originally posted by sethfp

    Which is better for use on games?

    a sony playstation ,,,and use a 86 platform machine for what it was designed for ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"work"
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