Recent content by krishnaz

Thanks for the reply! Your right about the void. I was thinking I just needed a void one because everything was going to be done to just the struct. But you're right it would be a good idea to at least return if the function was carried out sucessfully. I think I'll get around the not...

I want to create a void function that can input strings (read from a file) into a series of character arrrays, which I have defined within a struct. Then I need to be able to use the struct char array within the block I have called the function in, and then have that struct char arrays...

I have the FP241WZ, and although I can't fault it this excellent review: http://www.bexox.com/showdown.htm rates the LG slightly higher. However, I got the BenQ just because I needed multiple inputs. If you are just going to use it for PC gaming, the LG will be marginally better!

The LG is supposed to be the best for gaming according to: http://www.bexox.com/showdown.htm But I got the FP241WZ, simply because I wanted to plug in a PS3 and Wii as well as a PC in at the same time.

At the moment I think this and the FP241WZ are the only ones with BFI. However, I hardly notice any ghosting without it off anyway. But turning it on creates a low refresh rate CRT like flicker which I think is far more annoying than ghosting. Reviews say that the LG246 has a similar amount...

Bah, me too. Just googled: Obfustat.jga fear and got this thread. I hope AVG can sort out all these false positives happening! Edit: There's an update for AVG now that's fixed the issue! Phew! Although it shouldn't have happened in the first place, you got to hand it to them for the speed in...

Wow, is it really that noticeable? I'm undecided between this and the FP241WZ, but they are both PVA panels! (though the Benq has a A-MVA, which could make a difference). Anyway, I will be coming from an S-IPS monitor, the dell 2001fp. This monitor is great for colours and viewing angles, but...

Consider yourself fluent in French: http://www.digitalversus.com/duels.php?ty=6&ma1=88&mo1=116&p1=1217&ma2=88&mo2=174&p2=1747&ph=12

Excellent summary, thanks for this. Would be good if someone could add if there have been any improvements and extras issues with the Dell HC version.

Yeh, I understand, the information for these monitors is hard to come by. Anyways, just saw your other thread on BenQ. Hopefully, you will be able to help us determine if 1:1 is totally fixed now!

Mate, seriously check out the link I gave you. It tells you every up to date bit of information available on this screen (and others). Concerning the 1:1, the latest info says it has been fixed, i.e. judging by the picture in the news section of the pigsterwiki, you get 1:1 pixel...

AFAIK, the VW and WZ versions are identical bar cosmetic differences. But also, the 3 versions (W, WZ and VW) would be fixable if they figure out a fix for 1:1. Basically, what I'm saying is I wouldn't choose the VW based on the untrue fact that it is the latest and greatest edition. But if you...

OSD = On Screen Display. So the OSD lock just locks the OSD to stop you from accidentally making changes if you accidentally touch one of the buttons. Supposedly, the black-out issue is seemingly random from what I've read. Though, like I said, it seems that not using the DVI cable supplied...

http://pigsterwiki.com/ says something about the overscan issue being fixed in Korea, so maybe it will finally get fixed. Eagerly awaiting confirmation from djphatic though! Last thing left to fix is the blackout issue, though from what I've read it is due to the dvi cable that comes with the...

Sorry, no idea about if it has the fix. Best to call them and find out the stock's manufacture date.