>>11490397
Thanks anon. I've been a CRT enthusiast for a long time because of
>input lag
and
>digital TVs picking and choosing which analog signals they'll accept and which ones they won't (maybe Gamecube will work but SNES won't using the same cable) instead of just taking the feed straight like analog TVs do
but newer-age gaming monitors are really good, really fluid (esp >144hz), and have such low input lag (<1.0ms) that I'm very pleased with them and no longer have any real complaints. It took a long time for flatscreens to catch up to CRT levels of performance but I'm happy with them.
All my retro systems are stock and I just hook them up with composite or (for Atari) RF. Never saw the reason to go down the RGB purity path. Figure it's easier to just play old games the authentic lo-fi way or emulate and use a new gaming monitor for anything beyond that.

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And suddenly, just like that, CRTs are completely obsolete. How's it feel, fellow emuchads?