You don't have input lag? That should be something to watch out for and I would caution you against running systems on these monitors for this reason.
Anyway, yeah, you'll need a VGA adapter if you want to play on the 20 incher. I can't offer much more assistance than that, sorry.
My department just received an "offer" on some supposedly very high-quality monitors that were formerly used in radiology elsewhere:
I'm going to quote from the email.
"They are Planar dome C3 gray scale monitors (see below for a partial descriprion, but should you be interested, please be...
I think it's a little late for that...no?
Besides, my 2405 is perfect aside from that. No backlight bleed, no high-pitched whine, no dead pixels, no rolling lines on component-in, etc.
Does anyone know anything about this? It happens randomly when it's on, and almost always a few moments after I've turned it off.
It's always a small set of popping/crackling noises. It's making me a bit uneasy.
It's a Dell 2405FPW, manufactured in July 2005.
They overnight them, but sometimes due to supply issues it can take a couple days before they have them available to actually send.
My RMA turnaround time was something like I got the replacement 5 "real" days (including Sat+Sun) after I called for it.
So, I RMA'd a whiny 2405. Dell sent the UPS guy with a sticker to put on the box, and I was assured everything would go without a hitch and I wouldn't be charged for anything.
I just checked UPS's site with my tracking number, and I got...
Aug 5, 2005
10:24 A.M.
LOUISVILLE, KY, US...