Recent content by Trisomy21

Oh the things I would do for this card.

I edited this, original is a white background (horribly straining on the eyes).

Just disable it or use another mode. I use text or user mode for movies along with tweaking color correction in the Nvidia control panel. I wound up with something that's great for all purpose use.

Excuse the rotting walls and big bottle of whiskey

Got my L204 today. Only it says under model "L204WTX" is there a difference between WTX, WTM, WTX and WT? These are all listed in the drivers section...eep! On a positive note. No dead pixels, unfortunately I forgot about the DVI-D cable, so VGA it is for today. Anyone have any tips for...

I notice on the LG driver CD there's 4 different drivers. LG L204WT, WTX, WTQ and WTM. What's the difference? I just got the WTX, I hope I didn't get hosed or something... :confused:

Hmm, well I have a 6800 and I have that resolution added and it works fine for me. Sounds like you might not have the latest ForceWare drivers for your video card. Do you have the AGP version or PCI-E version of the 6800? http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_93.71.html Windows XP/2000 32bit...

cousineddie, your 6800 will support virtually any resolution up to 2048x1536. I know this because I have a BFG GeForce 6800 GS OC. It's in the drivers, it's just that your current monitor doesn't show resolutions that it can't display. Here's what you do. Right click anywhere on desktop...

I finally decided on this monitor, however I've got a couple questions and really don't want to read through all of the posts. 1. There was some speculation as to panel manufacturer. Chunghwa Model:CLAA201WA03Q Or is it LG Phillips? Is it a lottery or does it really matter? 2. The L204WT...

Yeah, there's a few on eBay. Can't justify paying that much, plus $70 shipping when I could have had one for $280 less than a month ago. blah, I'm kicking myself now.

Apparently this model has been discontinued and replaced by the VX2035WM, which uses a TN panel. Might have a hard time finding a 2025WM. From what I remember reading about the 2025, it was a great all purpose monitor.

LG claims the panel is S-IPS, I highly doubt that considering the price tag of $247 Canadian. Here's some of the other features. Display Type: 19" TFT LCD Fast Response Time: 5ms G to G, 8 ms B to B Brightness: 300 cd/m2 Contrast Ratio: 2000:1 High Resolution: 1440 x 900 (WXGA) Viewing...