uh?Black crush in action (I think Dell 2407)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03gVDMG7AMg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC7EozTCGSQ
weird...?
it seems like there is even more detail when looking from an angle then when looking straight on??
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uh?Black crush in action (I think Dell 2407)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03gVDMG7AMg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC7EozTCGSQ
http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1276368Can people who have these monitors please post some pics.
60ms! Holy hell thats some input lag.
LOL, 60ms that no normal human being would notice anyway, which is why we use high speed camera's! Lag is in the eye of the beholder. I have a 2707wfp and don't notice the difference in input lag coming from a 19" sony.
LOL, 60ms that no normal human being would notice anyway, which is why we use high speed camera's! Lag is in the eye of the beholder. I have a 2707wfp and don't notice the difference in input lag coming from a 19" sony.
I only really played ETQW enough for a couple photos, not real play time. Crysis in 1920x1200 with everything on high was running a little bit choppy as it is (better than I would have guessed, but the later levels would likely be unplayable), so I can't yet say if the input lag is having any additional detrimental effect. I never noticed input lag on my other PVA LCD (~25ms), so I don't know how sensitive I really am to the lag.nav - how does the input lag feel to you? Seems like 60ms would make it very noticeable.
That response time is definitely big ouch. Did you try game -preset mode?Here's the response time comparison to my CRT (over many photos it always came out to about ~60 ms):
Here's a black level comparison shot in a nearly dark room (both the CRT and the LCD have their brightness at 0, shutter time was 0.5 seconds with ISO 400, see the EXIF data for more information):
Yeah, good thing I didn't cancel now near month old order for Lenovo L220x and put order in immediately when 2408 became officially available 10 days ago.Well, after placing my order by phone yesterday, they estimated a 5 day delivery. Now they say March 21st! Yesterday I would have freaked out about that, but after reading about the rediculously high lag, I may just ship it back to them in the sealed box whenever it arrives. I was really expecting better. Now what? The 2408 was the closest thing to meet all my needs, but i will not tolerate 60+ms lag, i'm way too sensitive. Meh.
This isn't dropping the ball...that is some of the highest input lag of any LCD. In addition to the 3008, Dell has surely dropped the ball on their new lineup.
The 2408 was the closest thing to meet all my needs, but i will not tolerate 60+ms lag, i'm way too sensitive. Meh.
Couple more tests in game preset mode at native resolution would be good but looks like I'll continue waiting that Lenovo.
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Is it something in these wide gamut displays which rises lag or what when input lags have jumped upwards in so many recent monitors compared to predecessor models?
It's also a good indicator of your sensitivity in FPS games.
Anyone who's made the transition from CRT to PVA has noticed the difference. It's pretty significant. CS:S is the baseline FPS to notice these things. Any hint of delay is exaggerated on this game - and on most FPS games in general.
On the other hand, if your game of choice is Hello Kitty Island Adventure, I can't say that you will notice.
I saw someone take a framing nail gun to a (dead) CRT TV once. It bent the nail, but didn't hurt the glass. Pretty amazing really. (No comment about the rest of your post .)You can hit CRT as long and many as you want you cant damage them cause it's made of glass...