CRT monitors were sometimes marketed with a “recommended” resolution that served as a guideline, ... Try to test the CRT before you buy, especially if it’s not sold at a low price.

After an initial test, showing a hugely cut down confirmation window with the settings mostly obscured, RetroGamingBase decided to call it quits before potentially damaging the monitor itself. CRT ...

1] Eyetracking: This test shows motion blur on common LCDs and most OLED displays.Short-persistence displays (such as CRT or gaming monitors with ULMB) eliminate this display motion blur, so this ...

It's true. Running modern games on a vintage CRT monitor produces absolutely outstanding results - subjectively superior to anything from the LCD era, up to and including the latest OLED displays ...

Pushing the IIyama further, the monitor was able to reach 600Hz, though it was at a 320 x 160 resolution. The final test was at 700Hz. This required reducing the resolution to a tiny 320 x 120 to ...

Nothing quite says vintage computer like a dedicated glass terminal. We enjoyed [Adam]’s restoration of an Acorn CRT monitor.The 14 inch display had a common problem: a defective power switch.

And by ancient monitor, we mean a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) display – you won’t have forgotten these if you ever used them, but if you didn’t, they’re the ones you’ll see in 80s movies that ...

Plus, the image is letterboxed, and parts of the screen are cut off, so it's not precisely game-ready. The Vision Master Pro 512 CRT monitor can also be pushed to 500 Hz with a 320 x 200 ...