Recent content by mattconn

Every 2209wa I've had has a "color shifting" issue. The left side of my monitor is a pure white and gradually becomes a creamy yellow on the right side the screen. I notice this colol shift also affects the clarity. The left, whiter side is noticeably sharper.

I have 3 of these. They are excellent except for 1 major drawback. Everyone has a color uniformity issue primarily with a white background. The left half of the monitor is a pure bright white. As you look from the left side of the screen to the right it gradually becomes a yellowish or cream...

Common problem w/this monitor: I had 2 of these. The screen brightness and color regularity is NOT consistent from side to side. These were brand new, not refurbs. They run hotter than TN panels. The screen went from a bright white on the left side to a yellowish tint and darker on the right...

Returned my 2209wa and its replacement after 3 days. As noted in other posts the uniformity issues are simply unacceptable. I believe that FAR too many people are overlooking some of the obvious issues with this monitor just so they can say they bought an "IPS" panel. My 2 year old 19" no...

I can't speak to ALL e-ips panels but my experience with a recent purchase of a 2209wa was not great. Both my original purchase, and the replacement from Dell both experienced the same problem. There is a uniformity issue on these panels. The left side of both of my monitors was pure white...

I just received my 2209wa. It has very good clarity on the left side of the screen but it appears "grainy" on the right side. This would be vertically. The only other area I am having some difficulty with is that the text is also grainly as compared to even my generic 19". I have left all the...

Happened to just notice this thread. I remember discussions going back to the matrox/s3 days. 2d quality has a great deal to do with the filters as noted in an earlier thread. Nvidia, ATI, etc., develop a "reference" card even recommending what filters etc. to use. At that point companies can do...