Recent content by Abijah

Sathsayin, Thanks for the great reply. I didn't realize that the LCDs were holding back the refresh rate to 60 or 70hz. I was used to using CRTs which could do just about anything. I'm still going to setup a new power supply and the new video card I bought. If I get a blue ray drive...

I went out and purchased a ViewSonic VX2260wm 22" 1080p Full HD HDMI. It fixed the problem with my eyes seeing pixel 'flicker'. I also purchased a full HD video card to replace my on-board video, but then I realized I need to put in a new [420 watt] power supply to power it. I'm running off...

temporal dithering. Ok. Basically what I'm seeing is the pixels shaking in the area where my eyes are focused, it only lasts for second until my brain interprets the image. I guess I'm just slow.

I tell you what, this monitor is driving me crazy. I can totally see the dithering and it's driving me crazy. I have to sell this monitor ASAP and buy a new one. Do you think it would matter if I used a DVI connection? Probably not.

So the panel relates to dithering I guess. Well, I can certainly look around for a PVA or IPS. I notice that none of the laptop monitors I have used for the last several years have had this problem, they're all very crisp and clear. Are laptop monitors PVA/IPS? Or is there another reason that...

RacerJim, Thanks for your reply! Now that you mention it, it kind of looks like dithering. I'm don't know much about dithering on monitors. Can I purchase a monitor that won't do this dithering? Is is something that is clearly advertised? I don't remember seeing dithering information...

Hi there, I have some questions about displays that I know some pro in here can handle. So here it goes. I just purchased an HP a6642p desktop. 6gigs of Ram, 500gb hdd, on board video (intel 256mb), realtech audio (or whatever it's called), vista 64-bit home premium. Blazing fast for what...