2 hours ago, SzieberthAdam said:
I have a really bad experience about how VGA signals are handled by LCD monitors. Most of them is unable to display with the highest possible integer upscale, centered in a black frame, pixel perfect and with low latency. The best option seems a RetroTink with Composite or S-Video. Anyone knows better?
The Commander will put out a 640x480 video signal, so you need a monitor that runs at some multiple of 480 lines. As Bruce suggested, a 1440P monitor is the best choice, since it can integer scale a 480p signal up to 1440p.
Back when I upgraded to 32" monitors, I picked up several Asus PA and PB monitors; they turned out to be a great choice. in my office, I use a PB328Q, which has DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA inputs. On my retro desk, I use a PB277Q with a variety of devices.
They all look fantastic with everything I've thrown at them. I don't think I've tried this with a 480p signal lately, so I'll dust off my DOS computer and plug it in, to see what it looks like. From what I remember from the last time I had that machine hooked up, it looked great on my 1440P display, but that's been a couple of years.