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Thanks for the help guys ;) Okay so based on my own research, it appears that running the dual monitors will not be an issue at two different resolutions and refresh . I would assume that I will need to run one off of the primary card and the other off of the secondary card, independent of...
I am getting a new monitor (ASUS VG248QE) to replace my existing (Samsung 226BW). My setup has 2 matching EVGA 660ti SC's in SLI. I plan on running the new monitor via the DVI-D port to take advantage of the 120+Hz refresh rates.
I want to keep my older monitor which runs at 60Hz...
Thanks all. One of my biggest items is input lag. I would prefer it be <2ms since thats what I have been dealing with on my old 226BW. I measured my desk for a 27" monitor and damn they are huge! I think I should be able to tolerate a 24" at 16:9 and just get used to it. I would prefer the...
I am looking to replace my trust old Samsung 226BW to take advantage of my setup.
I am looking to upgrade to a mid-range monitor that will work well with gaming. I would love to go IPS, but there does not seem to be many options with the 1 to 2 ms response times, so a good quality TN will be...
I got my system 6 months ago (i7-3770K, ASUS P8Z77-V Pro, Nvidia 660Ti SC, 2 GB, 16GB Corsair Venegeance 1866, 850 watt Corsair 80+ power supply, Windows 7 Pro).
I plan on adding a second Nvidia 660Ti SC, 2GB in SLI, rather than get a newer card. I just want to get one now before I will...
I have a Samsung 226BW "A" panel that was manufactured Nov. 2007. Aside from a little backlight bleeding, which is barely noticeable, this monitor was great right out of the box. No color adjustments required at all...
I was finally able to play with my monitor this weekend. It was manufactured in Nov. 2007, appears to be an AU Optronics panel. The colors look excellent so far! I did no adjusting whatsoever aside from contrast / brightness.
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Ok Thanks. I was reading through some other forums and it sounded like others were saying differently as if I had to somehow "force" the resolution using omega drivers or other programs. Thanks for your help.
I did a search and could not find pinpoint information. I recently purchased a Samsung 226BW monitor. I get to play around with it this weekend.
My situation is that I will be running it off of an ATI 9800 pro for a couple months, until I get my new PC. To my knowledge the 9800 pro does...
I am not looking forward to adjusting the settings. With a new monitor, this should not be an issue. I knew about the so called “panel lottery" beforehand, but I played and I guess I lost :mad: Hopefully with this being a newer model, it will not be an issue.
Right now, I'm going to...