4x 24inch lcd's only seems like a good idea on paper :)

[5fingersofdoom]

Just a point,has anyone posting in this thread worked out how the costs of adding Flat screen monitors?
I was under the impression they were much more economical than the old CRT.
Any confirmation and figures?

[heyaz]

Man I've had this 30" dell so long a 24 looks small

[Herc130]

Just a point,has anyone posting in this thread worked out how the costs of adding Flat screen monitors?
I was under the impression they were much more economical than the old CRT.
Any confirmation and figures?

My 17" LCD's are 28w per monitor. A typical 17" CRT is 75w per monitor. A 24" LCD is @50w+ .

[Alptraum]

Just a point,has anyone posting in this thread worked out how the costs of adding Flat screen monitors?
I was under the impression they were much more economical than the old CRT.
Any confirmation and figures?

my 4 gateway 2400's use 150watts per..im not sure what my old nec 21inch crt used..but to reclaim the extra deskspace im more then happy to not worry about my electrical bill

[5fingersofdoom]

Just a point,has anyone posting in this thread worked out how the costs of adding Flat screen monitors?
I was under the impression they were much more economical than the old CRT.
Any confirmation and figures?

My 17" LCD's are 28w per monitor. A typical 17" CRT is 75w per monitor. A 24" LCD is @50w+ .

Thanks m8,i've been wondering what other people got

[Taliesin]

My 17" LCD's are 28w per monitor. A typical 17" CRT is 75w per monitor. A 24" LCD is @50w+ .

Thanks m8,i've been wondering what other people got

2 x Dell 24" Widescreens, models 2407 and 2408, here. Rated usage is 57 watts (typical), with max of 110 watts. Still puts out a fair bit of heat.

[5fingersofdoom]

Thanks guys for all your replys,good to know they are alot less on consumtion than the old CRT.
Good info for the future