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Recent content by blackcat54
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Fuzzy Text - EDID Fix....Need Help
Computer: Zotac MAG HD-ND01, Nvidia ION Video. Monitor: Westinghouse 32" 1080P TV. Op System: Windows 7 64bit. Problem: Fuzzy text when using HDMI @1920x1080P. Text sharp using VGA. I know that the solution is to edit the registry to override the monitors HDID extensions to disable audio over...- blackcat54
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LCD Televisions with 4:4:4 Subsampling and low Input Lag.
My camera (I have poor photography skills) won't pick them up. One set has a single magenta lit pixel on a white background which is very noticeable @3' distance. The other set has a dim pixel that I can live with (barely noticeable) and a few areas that suffer from screen smudges which are to...- blackcat54
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LCD Televisions with 4:4:4 Subsampling and low Input Lag.
No I haven't tried the RCA. The Westinghouse was the first TV I bought for the purpose of using as a computer monitor. I tried an Insignia 37" (Best Buy house brand) and it didn't handle chroma 4:4:4 properly (fuzzy text) and was just too big for my needs. For me, 32" is the sweet spot from a 3'...- blackcat54
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- Forum: Displays
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LCD Televisions with 4:4:4 Subsampling and low Input Lag.
I have tested 5 Westinghouse VR-3225 TV's and currently have two running now. This TV in my experience makes a great computer monitor. With proper 444 through HDMI or 1920x1080 through VGA, text is sharp and clear. One caveat....Of the 5 I've gone through, each one had screen defects, all 5 had...- blackcat54
- Post #59
- Forum: Displays