Recent content by onamae

according to anadtech the GTS is an 50% increase over your x1950xtx at 2560x1600 in oblivion, thats a very large leap, plus check out the GTX, there is no denying the G80 is a monster any way you slice it! http://anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2870&p=24

laser rear projection displays.. what do you guys think is this the big one? its a friggin laser lol http://news.google.com/nwshp?tab=wn&ned=us&ncl=http://news.com.com/2061-10801_3-6124463.html&hl=en

Yeah, I know it doesn't work when you play games... it kicks back to the default profile for your monitor prior to the calibration... I don't know why this is so, but it sucks.

O... ok I see what your saying. But I use the PRO version of the software ;P, so I can adjust the RGB to the highest and bring them down slowly until I achieve my target of 6500k and still preserving my highest contrast ratio. But ya the express doesn't let you adjust the RGB levels to achieve...

All the Spyder calibrators achieve their adjustments primarily through the monitor profile. The only way your color gamut would be limited is if you choose to set the white point calibration to a certain setting ie 6500k on LCDs. Most professionals recommend setting the white point calibration...

Here is what the manufacturer has to say about the subject. "On Windows, It is necessary to use a separate video card for each monitor. Multi-head video cards (one card that drives multiple monitors) will not work because Windows will not allow you to assign a different profile to each...

I got mine from CompUSA.

Wow, I just purchased the Spyder2express calibrator, and I am absolutely floored with the difference on my LCD. I know that hardware calibration is the best way to get the most out of any monitor, however I did not realize how huge the improvement would be. I used it on my Viewsonic 20"...

If it is an adapter for DVI, then that means it is a DVI-I adapter which is analog to begin with, and is not converting a digital signal at all.

you did, i said "this one is actually coming to market at a reasonable pace!" not price. Of course it's gonna be godly expensive bey hey thats technology... back in the 90's to get a 15" LCD you had to drop like 5,000 the price will drop over time.

This is the best news I have heard for panels since SED... but this one is actually coming to market at a reasonable pace! I can't believe this forum isnt jumping on this thread! This is the holy grail of LCDs people! Stunning LCD performance will make CRT monitors obsolete for evaluation...