Wushuboy said:I hae a 7900 gt. How do you determine which one is the right DVI port?
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Wushuboy said:I hae a 7900 gt. How do you determine which one is the right DVI port?
Noni said:Hi there,
It amazes me how much problems this monitor has, to name a few-
-Backlight bleed
-Motion Blur
-No sleep mode?
-DVI input lag and does not work
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d][g][tal said:Has anyone succesfully tried the DVI trick for scaling issue on 7900GT?
Wushuboy said:So if you could post your settings it would give me a good idea of where i should set my contrast, brightness and color (SRGB, 6300k, 5400k...)
l008com said:I just returned my Viewsonic LCD. I had it hooked up to my PowerMac in addition to my Apple 20" display. Problem was that the viewsonic has no sleep mode. So when the computer goes to sleep, the Viewsonic monitor just sits there flashing "No Signal" indefinitely. Wasting electricity, and making me have to constantly run back to my computer and turn the screen off. Although usually I'd leave the room and come back hours later to find the monitor sitting there flashing away. Many manufacturers use this panel in 20" displays these days, I suggest using another one.
siegecraft4 said:I have a question about sleep mode on this monitor also. I have two different computers, one connected to the vga and the other to the dvi port. When I shut down one computer, it automatically switches to the other input. Is there any way to stop the monitor from doing this? I would rather just have the monitor standby until I turn my primary pc on again.
i think i used the wrong termmmBallza said:Is it tilted forward?
The Monitor can tilt forwards and backwards, fyi
Good idea, that works fine. Too bad there isn't some way to set this directly in the monitor OSD.Blue Falcon said:Change the settings on your secondary PC so that after a period of mouse/keyboard inactivity it also puts the monitor in suspend/sleep mode.
elvn said:Some people mentioned that the Acer AL2016W 20" is the same screen as the viewsonic VS2025wm except for the fact that it uses a glossy layer rather than an anti-glare layer. However I've just noticed that the sites I've seen show the viewsonic as 800:1 contrast ratio, and the Acer AL2016W as 600:1 . This could be because the glossy screen is darkening the max brightness down from 800, but I'm curious about this if anyone has any further info.
I was considering the acer AL2016W to replace my viewsonic which I would put on my gf's pc.
CopyThat said:Ordered one this morning from Buy.com
$359 -$30 (New Buy.com Visa)-$50 (MIR from Viewsonic) = $279
Monitor and 25pk of DL DVD media + 2 day ship = $405 and change
/Happy camper
cmge said:i just got my VX2025WM *finally*... and for some reason its a little bit tilted... ...my desk is 100% squar and the left side is 110cm and the right side is 115cm from the base to the monitor (where the black part starts).... err should i return it?
KaveMan said:after reading this thread and hundreds of reviews i decided to order one of these bad boys. it should arrive this week. i hope i dont get any deadpixels.
Incorrect. It's the Acer AL2051W that is the same screen, not the 2016.
moondynejoe said:for those that are interested i can confirm that the scaling works on my 7600gt, however it IS important as stated a few pages back that you select the correct dvi input. why this makes a difference i do not know but i had the out of range problem with one port but all works fine on the other. if you have a 7600 0r 7900 try changing dvi ports and i think you will find it works perfectly.
the scaling issue was the only problem i had with this monitor and now that its solved i am very happy.
ps. if you want a pixel perfect 4:3 mode that fills the screen vertically just make a custom resolution of 1312x1050, games that run in all desktop modes will have a perfect 4:3 mode.
LostHere said:I just checked mine and realized mine is slanted too. The right side is 11.5cm and the left side is 12.0cm from the base. I wonder if this is common...
I've had this monitor a month and a half or more now, and never noticed, but yes, mine is slanted as well.LostHere said:I just checked mine and realized mine is slanted too. The right side is 11.5cm and the left side is 12.0cm from the base. I wonder if this is common...
Depends what you're used to I guess. When I first hooked mine up it felt like I was looking at a light bulb, but this is my first LCD. I was used to the "darkness" of my aging non-flat CRT.I3eyond said:Is it unusual that I think mine looks fine with the settings right out of the box?