Recent content by janos666

Install the driver (Windows Vista/Seven can do it automatically from Windows Update), set your display to Standard mode when you use a softwares which supports color management and set your display to sRGB when the software doesn't have a CMS modul (or that is worse than "no correction", like...

Dell should start it with releasing a software which re-calibrates the internal LUTs in their UltraSharp displays, like the U2410 and U2711. :D

Yes, I have panel contamination too. This unit was the third replacement in a line and it was almost perfect otherwise (homogeneous, nicely calibrated without any banding while has a high contrast ratio, etc), so I accepted it. And I was able to "knock it down" by hitting the panel directly...

Wow, I just "read" the PA246Q review on prad.de but my german is as week as the google tranlate (no english version is avalable on prad.de yet), so I am not really sure if I got it right: Is it possible to run the panel at 24Hz? (I mean real 24Hz, not like the U2410 which receives 24Hz but...

True 120Hz IPS with better uniformity and contrast ratio? Is my next display on it's way to my desk? :) I would gladly pay ~1000$ for a display with 1920x1200@120Hz@10-bit IPS panel which is more homogeneous and has a better contrast ratio than current p/H/e-IPS panels. (If it has at least as...

Just as I thought, it was too nice to be true.... Today I visited a guy with my ColorMunki (+ArgyllCMS and various test patterns on a USB stick) because we agreed that I will calibrate his PC display for free if he let me play with his TX-P50G20E (which will be also calibrated as a "side...

@Whoisthisreally The IPS23xV series seem to use White, Edge LEDs. I want perfect Rec709/sRGB gamut (~100% coverage) or wider (but with hardware emulation sRGB mode then - for games because I can't do software CMS with games...) but not narrower. @tangoseal Yah, on paper... sure... But I...

Good question. I am seriously considering to replace my U2410 with a TX-P42G20E because I can't stand any TN, I hate the response time of c-PVA (and it should be combined with dithering, but it's really annoying how dark tones look during motion when you combine dithering with slow response)...

Thanks. My A02 reports M1f193, so it looks it's different. Why Dell denies the existence of a new firmware? Or why did they change both the hardware Rev and the firmware version if nothing changed? Uhumm... or NOT. Except if you use it with ArgyllCMS and a custom correction matrix. The...

@ lancelot48 It means that somebody with an A04/05 labeled hardware should check the firmware version. Could somebody do it, please?

Some quick questions: - Is HDMI 1.3 capable to carry 1920x1200@60Hz@36bit (I mean 12 bit/color)? I am just wondering because the HDMI port's EDID on my display says it supports 12 bit/color. But I don't know if it really used or not (it's always "unknown"), so I use the DP connection which...

One of my friends told me that the U2711 is not fixed to 60Hz. (My current U2410 is unfortunately locked to 60Hz internally.) It would open a way to set either 48 or even 72Hz and watch Blu-Ray videos without judder (and 72Hz would be also good for PC games) as this is possible with the U2311H...

Interesting in both ways: - My previous display was a l220x, my current display is an U2410, and I planned to upgrade to a PA241W as a Christmas present for myself. :) So, I would ask: How does it feel? Was this upgrade nearly as big as the l220x-->U2410? Is it better or at least equal in...

Did anybody try to use a PA241w in 1920x1200@72Hz or 1920x1080@72Hz displays modes? There is a strange paragraph on the official product page: //// Rapid Response Provides for uninterrupted display of full motion video with response times as quick as 4ms. It delivers streaming video...

How much could be the difference between [the worst which they "dare to"sell] and [the best you can find] these days? What do you think? (Let's forget about the high-end plasma HDTVs and high-end HD projectors. They cost much more than a high-end PC monitor.) Of course, there are bad IPS panels...