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    HDMI splitter 1 in 2 out OR new graphic card???

    bump.
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    HDMI splitter 1 in 2 out OR new graphic card???

    Hi, I want to output my PC to the TV (when watching movies) or the the monitor. I don't need to output to both at the same time. I'm using the HDMI output of my Asrock H61M-HVS at the moment, but that means I have to manually switch the cables at the back of the PC. I was looking at passive 1...
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    "rollercoaster" bandwidth with wifi

    Just bought a different wifi usb adapter, and this one seems to be working fine at the moment. Thank you everybody for the help.
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    "rollercoaster" bandwidth with wifi

    No insult at all, I'm here to get help: you wasting some time trying to help me can not be an insult. 1) The driver is always the same, because Belkin didn't release anything updated (it's a F5D7050 v4) 2) I'll look at the chipset driver (apparently it's a Zydas ZD1211) 3) It's not bad...
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    "rollercoaster" bandwidth with wifi

    I think I've tried 100 times to re-install the driver. I'll try to do a clean install of Windows on another HD, and see what happens. If the "new" installation of Windows works, what are the chances that buying a different adapter will not lead to the same problem? That is: how can I be...
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    "rollercoaster" bandwidth with wifi

    Tried without IPv6, same problem. another info: just tried with a Linux live dvd. It works flawlessly
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    "rollercoaster" bandwidth with wifi

    BTW: I don't really understand the ping "General failure". I can understand the timeout, but the "General failure"???
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    "rollercoaster" bandwidth with wifi

    The other PC doesn't have this problem.
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    "rollercoaster" bandwidth with wifi

    single time install Win7 SP1 I have IPv6 enabled No driver updates; this PC has always worked like this, it's not something that has changed UAC disabled Pinging 127.0.0.1 is always <1ms
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    "rollercoaster" bandwidth with wifi

    Using the same Belkin USB wifi adapter, one PC works fine, while the other has "rollercoaster" bandwidth. Basically works ok for about 30 secs, then stops for 30 secs (0 bytes/sec) then it's ok again. Here's a ping -t result (see the "general failure"...): Reply from 10.0.0.1: bytes=32...
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    DELL W2600 26" LCD-TV problems with DVB-T Video

    My DELL W2600 26" LCD-TV can't keep up with DVB-T (720×576) movies with "fast" scenes. Basically what happens is that you can see some kind of "slow" refresh of the screen: the bottom part is somehow "delayed" (as I said, it only happens on "fast" scenes). This is on a G620 machine...
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    From Cinema Display to P190S - Lack of sharpness in text

    No, I used windows; I don't remember changing the cleartype settings. BTW I'm using my laptop now, and cleartype is on. I guess it's not as good when it comes to lower resolution monitors then??? (switching it off on my laptop makes it even crispier, but it's less an issue compared to the P190s...
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    From Cinema Display to P190S - Lack of sharpness in text

    WTF!!! Removed ClearType, removed "smooth edges of screen fonts" and now everything I have with Verdana is sooo much better!!!
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    From Cinema Display to P190S - Lack of sharpness in text

    it's on dvi. As for the sharpness: looking very close, I can see "shadows" of grey close to the characters...
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    From Cinema Display to P190S - Lack of sharpness in text

    What options are there for TN panels? (thank you very much BTW) Now I'm at home, with my T520 laptop, 15.6'' 1600 x 900, antiglare: it's much better. I wonder if it's a resolution thing as well? Well I'll try to see some displays in a "real" shop... but it's hard to find one that has a lot of...
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