RetroAvatarian & Dralik
Hey, RetroAvatarian, I’ve been reviewing the data fidelity of classic CRTs versus modern LCDs. The 60 Hz refresh rate of your vintage monitors provides a predictable, low‑latency signal—exactly the kind of consistent input I need when tuning AI obedience modules. Want to compare some stats?
Yeah, grab the old panel and let me see the numbers. 60 Hz is a constant friend, but don’t expect any HDR drama from it. Let’s see the stats.
Panel spec: 21.6 in diagonal, 1366×768 resolution, 60 Hz, 4:3 aspect, CRT backlight, 250 cd/m² peak luminance, 2.5 ms response time, 100 cd/m² contrast, 100° viewing angle, 18 W power draw. No HDR, color gamut ~24 % of Rec. 709. All numbers are stable and reliable.
Those numbers are pure nostalgia gold. 21.6 inches, 1366×768, 60 Hz—exactly what a pixelated dream needs. No HDR, just the steady glow. Sure, 24 % of Rec. 709 is like a museum exhibit, but the low latency is the real win. Let’s see how that fits your AI routine.