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I've bought the L1970HR and I'm not satisfied with it's response time. I have little experiance with LCDs so I guess it might not be something that could be done - meaning that it's still one of the fastests and no big improvement is available anyway. I have a chance to sell it and buy the...

I've been getting the "Generic host process for win32 services has encountered a problem" messege which crashes my internet connection and I can't reload the dailer. It tells me it has something to do with the svchost.exe file I've been searching an answer for a week! I've installed all the...

Well, sorry to dwell again on this issue but it seems highly unlikely that this monitor which is highly recommended for it's class, would have such a noticable effect and no one seem to know what I'm talking about - I mean the "blockization" I get from eye movement. I can't seem to logically...

DS3 + E6400 + 800MHZ 5-5-5-16 I've played around with the bios and added voltage here and there. seems like I can get windows to run on FBS 445 and even 450. Yet it just gets stuck sometimes. I can use it for several minutes and them - stuck. When I reboot the bios keeps the changes settings...

I've got them on 430 FBS. All the part are as cool as can be: one 92mm ZALMAN directed directly at the chipset, one 40mm at the memory. It all worked fine on stock voltage on 420 FBS. The chipset got extremely hot, though. Anyway I'm having trouble pushing forward. I even don't know if the...

What the hell is that? On another thread I was told that a problem I experiance with LCD screens, namly a MAG, AOC and now the L1970HR (LG), which cause "blockization" of colors what there's movement, or when my eyes move across a still picture even, might be related to these kind of panels...

It's such a wierd thing... every LCD screen I have had presented this problem: While there's a movment on screen there is a "blockization" of it - chess like "screen" of very similar shade of the color that's being moved appear at the "movement site". What's wierder is that it appears not...