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Can someone with a U2414 and DisplayPort check to see if it supports 80Hz refresh rates as the P2414H does?
You can use ToastyX's CRU to add the custom mode (download here: http://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-Custom-Resolution-Utility-CRU)
Here are the settings that worked for my...
Any other BenQ V2400W owners here? I'm having a strange problem with mine: if I turn off the monitor when it's connected to the computer over DVI, it displays "No signal detected" when I turn it on again. This does not happen on VGA, only DVI. The only way that I've found to fix it is to restart...
I had the exact same problem with the lighter horizontal band in the center of my V2400W and it never went away. I don't think I noticed any of the "blotchiness" you described.
Honestly though, I used my V2400W for about six months, switched to a Dell 2209WA and haven't looked back. The only...
Creating a new custom resolution in the Nvidia control panel with ToastyX's settings worked fine for me with an 8800 GTS under Windows XP. It doesn't seem to support fractional refresh rates so I'm at 76Hz instead of 76.647, but I had no problems getting that to work. PowerStrip, on the other...
That's really strange. I don't own a 2209WA myself, but I know someone who does and I tried 75Hz on their monitor. Switching it to 75Hz resulted in a huge amount of artifacts (mostly flickering lines going through the screen), and the mouse seemed to be moving oddly, though it was hard to see...
I don't know much about it, but it's definitely not the same tube. The P1220 is a 22" Diamondtron, and the Dell/HP P1130 are rebranded Sony G520 Trinitrons.
I'm seeing conflicting information on it so I don't know whether it's capable of the same refresh rates -- some sites have it at a max...
No, the upper limit for the HP P1130 (or Dell P1130 or Sony G520, they're all the same thing) is around 100Hz at 1600x1200. None of the P1130s I've tried have been acceptably clear at that resolution/refresh rate, but your results may vary...
Thanks for the pictures. Amazingly enough, I don't even see much of the usual IPS white/purple off-angle glow in a few of those (if at all?).
How is the anti-glare coating, by the way? Is it the usual sparkly mess that Dell puts on their monitors? I had a 2007WFP for a bit, and the...
Assuming you win the panel lottery on them and get an IPS panel, the HP LP2065 and Dell 2007FP are the highest quality 4:3 panels that you can still find easily these days.
Both use the same IPS panel, but if you game the 2007FP is probably slightly better due to having very low input lag...
geminox:
Have you tried forcing higher refresh rates with PowerStrip or Nvidia's custom resolutions on a normal cable, or are you already doing that? I'd still be somewhat surprised if cutting those pins off was the only way to do this.
There are a number of smaller LCDs that can go over 60Hz without skipping frames. I was able to push an LG W2252TQ to 75Hz at native over DVI (which is quite similar to his monitor), and I'm certain it wasn't skipping frames. It wouldn't surprise me at all if the L227WTG were also capable of it...
Whoops, that's what I get for reading the topic in the early morning. Missed your post, sorry.
In all honesty though, I don't think I want a VA. Perhaps some people are more sensitive to it than others, but some of the complaints about the horizontal gamma shift on VAs that I've read here...
I'm going to stop by a few stores tomorrow and I'll look, but I'd be very surprised if any places around here still carried the 245BW.
I've only got two days left and I'm no closer to a decision, unfortunately. Would I be correct in assuming that most other TN panels are going to have the...
flatpanels.dk is incorrect. The 2001FP uses the LM201U04 panel, but the 2007FP uses the same LM201U05 panel that the HP does. I've tried (and returned) the IPS versions of the LP2065 and 2007WFP, and going by my experience with the Dell I would somewhat hesitantly recommend the 2007FP over the...
Realistically, I don't think I have any choices other than TN if I'm going to be buying an LCD any time soon. All new IPS panels are probably going to be wide gamut (and all of the current ones have too many other issues as well -- I might've at least given the DS-263N a try before it...