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    Catalyst 5.6 Released

    Well I decided to try the catalyst 5.6, with Catalyst Control Center ( before: catalyst 5.1 with control panel ). Installation - no problems. Significant boost to 3DMark05: 5515 to 5720 Thought I would stick with these drivers, BUT these drivers significantly prolong computer boot-up...
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    Catalyst 5.6 Released

    Anandtech was not too impressed with the Catalyst 5.6 drivers: "We just feel that if a performance gain isn't going to show under most conditions (not the least of which is heavy load) than it doesn't have a very large impact on user experience. " "It goes...
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    New Catalyst 5.6

    According to the "inquirer", this new driver, which is supposed to be released June 6, will not only offer the usual minor bug fixes..., but will give a major performance increase to PC games: http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=23594 New Catalyst 5.6 to give big boost to PC games...
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    Cats and LCD displays

    Great answers! Appreciate it.
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    Cats and LCD displays

    Indoor cat. Removing the claws may be the answer; but I am hoping to get a cat from the SPCA - and I understand de-clawing can only be done up to a certain age. I wonder if anyone has experience with cats (who still have their claws) in the home, and LCD screens.
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    Cats and LCD displays

    "will ur cat attack ur TV if u have one at home?" I don't know; that's why I am asking. But a cat is unlikely to damage a glass TV screen; but an LCD screen is more fragile.
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    Cats and LCD displays

    I know this is a bit of an unusual thread. I have 2 LCD's - I am thinking of getting a cat. So people with cats (and LCDs): Are the LCD's in danger? Do cats tend to attack (scratch) LCDs particularly if they see images they find interesting?
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    Viewsonic's new 4ms LCD monitors

    If only it'd be an 8 bit display.. How do you know, or where does it say that the screen is not 8-bit?
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    Dell’s UltraSharp 2005FPW widescreen 20-inch LCD monitor.

    If you have an ATI video card, the answer is no. You need a program like ultramon to be able to display different wallpapers on the two monitors. If you have an nvidia video card, I'm not sure what the answer is.
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    Dell’s UltraSharp 2005FPW widescreen 20-inch LCD monitor.

    I notice no blurring, and Far Cry, and Battlefield Vietnam play great in wide screen.
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    Not Running in Native Resolution, damage to monitor

    Yes it's OK.
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    Does it make sense to buy a monitor online (newegg, etc.) due to dead pixel risk?

    "just buy from dell they have the best deals and best return policy" I also agree. Why would you want to take a chance of getting a monitor with a few stuck pixels right in the middle? Dell will take it back.
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    Cursor Lag 2005FPW

    "Do any of you that have the cursor lag happen to have their video card hooked up to 2 monitors?" I have 2 LCD's (Dell 2005FPW, Viewsonic VX800) hooked up to 1 x800xt video card. No cursor lag.
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    2001fp vs 2005fp screen size

    I have a 2005fpw - and before deciding to go with this, I was also considering the 2001fp. But wide screen I think is the future - and wide screen video just looks fantastic on the 2005.
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    Cursor Lag 2005FPW

    2005fpw, ati x800xt, with dell optical mouse - no lag
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