the higher end cables typically come with better end connects and probably are dual link. The ones you buy at monoprice for $6 though are dual link, so that isn't always an advantage either. It really comes to the end connections, and I would personally pay $1 or maybe $2 more for better end...
I never ever have gotten a dead or even a stuck pixel to be fixed... I believe DS has a 3 pixel return policy if the pixels are in the center and 4 everywhere else.
Best overall non pro gaming monitor imo is the doublesight 26"..... Its pretty much the planar, $200 cheaper, and a chance to get a built in polarizer to make it look even better than the planar. It does not have height adjustment though.
I had the Soyo 24", I guess I had a defective monitor or something because it had a mediocre picture. It was the VA version too.
I also had the westinghouse, same deal.
I probably should of said no LCD monitor that I know of supports more than 60Hz at native resolution. There could be some out there, but I dont believe any are documented. Also I know there are LCD TVs that do 120Hz, but no monitors yet. I also never said over 60Hz wouldnt help (atleast i...
I dont like going around saying the human eye can do this or that, I am no doctor I do not know.
I will say this though, LCDs wont be as good as CRTs for gaming, PERIOD, but they arent far off. I think though that 60Hz isn't the biggest problem, its that no matter what, there will always...
Well I have no real recommendations for you atm, but I will say this.
with a max resolution of 1280x1024 you pretty much limited yourself to a 17" or a 19" 5:4 display.
NO LCD monitor can do more than 60Hz, when you set a monitor higher than 60Hz it just drops frames, which is bad...
Its a lotto ticket sure, but its still a steal assuming these defects go down in number. The planar didnt have a polarizer and it was $900, $700 for a monitor that has better picture quality than any monitor in its price range is still a good value. Its not exactly the same as the lotto as...
Uhh the hint of red tint is also a characteristic of the NEC 26" with the polarizer. From what I hear about SIPS is its not just a hint of red, its more of a orange thats as obvious as the white glow of the NON polarized Planar. Heres a picture of the planar next to the NEC.
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Sorry, mine has the polarizer. I had the Planar without polarizer and the white glow was very noticeable. My DS does not have this glow at all instead has a little bit of a red tint to it that from what I hear is common with HIPS with a polarizer.
If you go to page 12 of this post you will...
I just started to notice something with this monitor, when viewing a gray image I notice flickering. This wasnt there before, or it wasnt noticeable to me :(.........
I assume others have this problem as well?