Recent content by leo31773

at 1:1, highest I could get the RAM was around 750. I'm gonna try to get hold of better RAM sticks and test with them. Thanks guys for all the replies

I managed to OC the FSB from 266 till 360, using the 533 divider. So I could reach a stable 3.24ghz from the E6600, and RAM was running at 721ghz (if I can recall accurately). I'm pretty sure the RAM is holding back my OC, but I don't understand why I can use the 533 and 667 speeds, but...

Any ideas why I can't set a 4:3 divider? :confused: CPU is E6600, RAM is Corsair Value DDR2-667, 1GBx2, 5-5-5-15. MB is DFI Infinity 975x/g. I can only post with 533 or 667 dividers, but never with the 400 divider. No matter what OC, and even with no OC at all and BIOS defaults. I'm...

Thats disappointing to hear :( Maybe I should go with the Samsung 193P instead, which has true 24bit color and sacrifice some gaming quality. Decisions, decisions...

Bytor, I don't want another heavy eye-killer CRT! :D I know I will definitely have to watch the screen with my own eyes before I buy it, but I think the 18 bit issue is a mystery that needs to be solved once and for all. I looked everywhere and no one can say clearly if the difference from...

Sent! View it in Acdsee (or other viewer) in full screen mode and watch closely if you can see dithering. I think its a pretty good test for the Sony's 18 bit cause I can spot the "steps" if I switch my CRT to 16 bit mode, especially in the area where the blue turns to white. Thanks for...

Well if you have Photoshop, you can use the gradient tool to create a color to white gradient (say from blue to white) and check if you can notice "steps" in it. The gradient should be in the full resolution of the monitor (1280X1024) so it will have to use more than 18bit colors. I hope...

Hello everyone I'm trying to get a hold of a Sony HS94P to test it with my own eyes before I buy it, but until then - there is one question that bugs me and after browsing through the posts here I couldn't find a straight answer to it. So, did any of you Sony HS94P users tested it...