i mean my 24" HP Z24S was $250 iirc a year ago. i bought mine then. 24" is a bit small for 4k but it’s IPS, and it’s baller for gaming and videos and such. kindof hard to read text in windows though unless it’s at like 200% or whatever which kindof defeats the point of 4k lol.
still, is really nice for games (if you can run them at 4k, so far the only thing my 580 can do at 4k well is Warthunder because reasons).
may or may not be slightly buzzed so that’s a thing lol.
i just got up 5 hours ago -___-
rotating shifts are annoying.
My brother has a 21:9 curved monitor, I do like that aspect ratio and it does look very good and for gaming its great but general desktop and productivity type usage I’m not a huge fan of it as the curve is a little off putting but maybe if I spent more time with it my mind would change.
Curved only makes sense on 30+ inch monitors imo, where you actually do lose color and stuff on the corners because of the size of the monitor. Some or the 21:9 49" and such that are curved are really good, I personally dont understand the point of smaller curved ones though.
(I saw a ton of different ones at Quakecon and etc so.)
Watching the whole of The Big Lebowski for the first time (seen scenes before but never the whole movie).
Was thinking about buying it on Bluray but some comments on “av enthusiast” forums considered the video quality not good (plasticy looking faces, which I would be bothered by too). But Amazon has it on Prime to watch, so I’m using that. Still kinda want the movie in my collection, though.
The anime is now 1080p and takes up ~double the space per episode as compared to 720p, which is noticeable. They initially go to the first anime drive but eventually get put into folders and moved over to the other anime drive (unwatched).
Wow thats a lot of storage, looking at it though you have around 7TBs of free space across all the drives which is a still way more than I have in total, to me seems a little wasteful organizing them across drives for different things and instead would prefer a pool of networked storage but thats just me.
