Tried a different cable and video card and still had the "thin, vertical, red line". HP overnighted a replacement ZR30w to me on warranty. Still don't have the technical explanation for the "red line" but i have a new ZR30w with a perfect picture. Great customer service from HP too.
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I bought a ZR30 last Sept. and after installing it and booting my PC into Windows7 i noticed the monitor had a thin, red, vertical line that ran from bezel to bezel about 7 inches from the left side bezel. I was going to call HP about a warranty replacement but the thin red line disappeared...
My Panasonic 42" TC-L42D2 120hz LED LCD HDTV is great for driving/flight sims. The 120hz processing is disabled in "Game Mode". I use the HDMI connection to a Nvidia GTX 580 and the PQ is excellent, no backlight bleed, and with no noticeable lag. The TC-L42D2 also has an IPS panel so the...
I currently game on my 42" Panasonic LED LCD(TC-L42D2)with an E8500@3.8 ghz and an Nvidia GTX 285 2GB video card. I play mostly MMP driving/flight sims with this set up and i use high-quality video settings(16x Aniso, 4x AA, etc.). I get excellent FPS and picture quality, no motion-blur or any...
Well, whatever the various issues are, if Nvidia will support triple monitors, bezel management, and have solid drivers for the 200 series, my GTX 285 SLI/X58 i7 setup will be sporting triple 120hz thin-bezel monitors soon, hopefully! My one hope is that Nvidia's "Surround" will support...
Thanks for all those pics, guys. IMO, Eyefinity in Landscape is a "gotta have" for Racing, Combat, and Flight Sims. However, also gotta have:
In order of importance:
#1 Thin-Bezel Monitors
#2 Crossfire
#3 Game Dev Support for FOV/Bezel Management
#4 Reliable, Inexpensive DP/DVI...
I'm beginning to suspect bad memory on my 280GTX SSC. I did a fresh Vista64 install and fresh 180.48 video drivers and put my SLI'd GTX8800's/w Zalman heatsinks/fans back in the X58 board. Machine tested OK, made sure everything was running cool, and i've been running games all day with no...
I've used 2 different mobo's(58X and a 680i), 2 different CPU's(a 920 i7 and a x6800 core2), 2 different video cards(1 GTX 280 and 2 different GTX8800's), installed and re-installed Vista64SP1 Ultimate 4 times, ran overclocked and underclocked and factory clocked, swapped and re-swapped BIOS...
I have the same problem. Difference is i have a 280GTX and an 8800GTX(for PhysX)and from a cold-boot i get "video driver is incompatible with one of the devices" and Windows loads a generic VGA driver labeling the 8800GTX correctly(but disabling it)but not identifying the 280GTX at all. I...