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Another thing that is indicative of poor quality.... Take a look at where the bottom of the LCD panel meets the bottom of the frame. It looks uneven, as if the bottom frame is warped. Even with the problems, I enjoy watching 3D stuff on it. I was able to get rid of a majority of the...

A 120MHz monitor with a response time of 12ms can't be good, unless you are doing 3D CAD. For 3D gaming you'll need the old TN.

After 3 days... After Two Weeks... Looks like it evened-out by spreading. :p It's still darker at the top and there is a slightly darkened area below center. These pictures were taken with a crappy Samsung Captivate.

What settings have you been using?

The problem with a Tracefree setting of 100 is that it creates a ghosting image in 2D on moving objects. http://www.prad.de/new/monitore/testsoftware/schlieren2.html

There's alot of electronics including the speakers are in that "inner back piece". There could be a magnetic field build-up causing the problem. My problem has not gotten worse, in fact it doesn't look as bad as the picture I posted earlier. I am a little disappointed in the amount of crosstalk...

I don't recall seeing it when I first plugged in my monitor. I waited a long time for a decent 27" 3D monitor and I thought this was it. :(

I'm going to wait and see how other people's monitors turn out before I consider RMA-ing mine. The way things are looking, the monitor you get back could be even worse.

100 Brightness and Contrast....

I have this monitor. There is significant crosstalk on the Tomb Raider boat picture. As this is my first 3D monitor, I cannot say if it is bad or not. I skipped through the Avatar 3D movie and it looked good. Minor crosstalk on some scenes - you have to look for it. When you turn down the...

Don't get too excited as people in Sweden say it has ghosting and blacklight bleed, as it must be an edge-lit LED monitor. Take a look at the reviews for other Benq LED monitors - not so hot.

Anyone notice that despite what the CCC says, the GPU clock runs at 750MHz when Vista64 loads and will only go down to 507MHz after a 3D game/display has been played? It's kinda annoying because the temperature difference is about 10 celsius.

Have you tried AI on advanced?

During my 8.8 install, Vista64 disabled "an incompatible adapter" resulting in a black screen. I waited for the hard drive light to slow down and then started pressing keys to blindly finish the install. I pressed N, F and pressed the right arrow 4 times then pressed enter...repeated...

Maybe you should give up on Palit? Just stay away from Sapphire and Diamond too.

Some people claim this is normal for any high-end card, but I fortunately haven't experienced it. If your power supply is running at 80%+ while trying to feed the 4870X2, you could be starving it. I bought a Corsair HX-1000 to make sure there's lots of 'headroom'.

My fan speed is at 40% but my RPM is at 2000. Maybe you have a fan problem? I'm using a Gigabyte card. I get about 15C difference between my cores when both run near 100%.

Your core temp can be around 40-45C at idle depending upon your cooler. I use realtemp. Your North Bridge temp is a little high for a non-overclocked system. I think it should be in the mid-40's. You might want to get a side fan or some type of active cooling around your NB.

I'm currently using a Rampage Forumla which has a built in ICH9R RAID controller. If my motherboard dies, am I able to transfer the RAID-ed hard drives to a different motherboard with an ICH9R controller? Can I transfer the drives to any controller that uses Intel's Matrix Storage? Or do I lose...

There are cases of people killing their E8400's with 1.34 volts or higher. What about the Q9450's? This guy is already over Intel's maximum voltage.

I have a similar situation with my Asus Rampage Formula. There should be a separate section in the BIOS that shows the current, true voltage and it's probably the same thing that you see in CPU-Z.

I've only seen the LT version and the only add-on cooling I can see is that Northbridge tower they had on the X38. It's also a tweakers board while the Asus and Gigabyte are easier for novices to overclock.

The Gigabyte GA-X48-DQ6 comes with 4 external eSATA slots and 2 4-pin power connectors. Does that make it better than the Rampage Formula? The Gigabyte board's back heatsink can be removed for coolers that require a backplate. Does anyone know if the Rampage has a large back heatsink that...

Two problems....the first is the cost - when will it come down to a reasonable level? Maybe in 5 years? Secondly, Sony is an entertainment monopoly that will not flip on itself. They will keep cramming Blu-ray down our throats for many years to come.

I own a Benq FP241VW. Shortly after purchasing it, it began to blackout a few times per day. I purchased a 10-foot Belkin dual-link DVI cable [Note: the regular version not the expensive PureAV] and now the only time it occasionally blacks out is when I first login to Windows - I think it's the...

Look at distant reflections and you'll see that the 8800GT creates a mirror-like reflection no matter how far away you are. This is unnatural. I haven't had a chance to check out refractions.

This review demonstrates that Nvidia, as usual, is cheating with its drivers. Not only is the minimum FPS in Crysis very low, but the water reflections and refractions are wrong. This is not the first reviewer to notice that. Clearly, Nvidia's drivers are taking shortcuts with water...

I considered this monitor but when seeing it side-by-side with 24" monitors it didn't look like it was worth double the price. It's almost the cost of a high quality 32" Sharp 1080p TV that has a much better picture (but kinda sucks for web-browsing). But you don't buy a 27" because you want...

I guess glossy screens bring out some primitive instinct in us from way back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth and glossy CRT screens were all we had. I don't get it...I hate reflections...it gives me headaches.

26" S-IPS Matt screen 1920x1200 3000:1 Dynamic Contrast 400 cd/m2 2ms response 1:1 pixel mapping HDMI, D-Sub, Component WCG-CCFL Backlight - 115% NTSC Spectrum Release: March '08 Looks nice, but how much will it cost?

This monitor is apparently available in Europe... http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=http://de.lge.com/products/model/detail/businessundoffice_l246wh.jhtml&sa=X&oi=translate&resnum=3&ct=result&prev=/search%3Fq%3DL246WH%26start%3D10%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN 24" TN 2000:1...

http://www.hannsg.com/us/ Not sure what the difference is but they are both listed. The "J" version appears to have a height adjustment.

$1700 for a 30" HDTV...are you nuts? The contrast ratio sucks.

BUT...it's possible that some regions are getting an S-PVA panel with their monitor.... http://youtube.com/watch?v=WlccyNXZANY

Some people think the stats on Hyundai's site are a misprint and that it is using a TN panel and has a 160 degree vertical viewing angle. You can see here that it is using a 24" A-Si TN TFT/Active Matrix...

What about the Samsung 275T? It's a little cheaper than the Dell, probably because of the stand.

Sears Canada is selling them for $1200 until Sept 19th.

Not solved and will never be solved for North American consumers.

When you boot your computer, you should see the POST info scroll by at startup. If you can't see that then there's a hardware problem. Maybe a cable problem?

I just want to see a *monitor* with an HDMI that WORKS properly, along with component, so that I can plug in consoles and HD-DVD/Blueray players without getting a crappy display or no display. Dell has failed, Benq has failed, Samsung has failed, LG has failed. Will NEC get it right?