NEC 17" LCDs
Posted: Thu May 09, 2013 12:05 pm
In a world of so many choices, I always stick with Western Digital, OCZ, MSI, Intel and the latest is the NEC 17 LCD for my racks.
The first one was purchased in 2005 and has been beaten, smoked, smudged and moved everynight for 9 years and still works.
The only reason I am swapping it out, is now I have a spare if I need it, but the newest one was 130 USD brand new.
Just in case somebody likes lugging gear around and dependability.
The only other Peripherals I can brag about still in use and working is my Matrox G450 16MB 4x AGP Video Card. I should retire it, but it's still using a Northwood CPU, Scope cards, Intel 865PERL, Gigastudio and it works like a champ when I use it.
Also 2 x 7 year old 3Ware SATA RAID Cages.
Some stuff just works.
But anyone who knows me here knows these peripherals are dragged around nughtly, used all day, then again at night.
Amazing to find such quality in this day and age where consumerism is thought to be based on disposable products and never ending upgrade costs for current OS's, etc.
The first one was purchased in 2005 and has been beaten, smoked, smudged and moved everynight for 9 years and still works.
The only reason I am swapping it out, is now I have a spare if I need it, but the newest one was 130 USD brand new.
Just in case somebody likes lugging gear around and dependability.
The only other Peripherals I can brag about still in use and working is my Matrox G450 16MB 4x AGP Video Card. I should retire it, but it's still using a Northwood CPU, Scope cards, Intel 865PERL, Gigastudio and it works like a champ when I use it.
Also 2 x 7 year old 3Ware SATA RAID Cages.
Some stuff just works.
But anyone who knows me here knows these peripherals are dragged around nughtly, used all day, then again at night.
Amazing to find such quality in this day and age where consumerism is thought to be based on disposable products and never ending upgrade costs for current OS's, etc.