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Hi, Brent Will you be doing a follow-up on a GTX 460 SLI vs. GTX 580? I would like to see how this would turn out as well, since 460 in SLI performs equal to or better than the GTX 480.

More specifics here and there is also a direct link to the forum post. http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/?p=1726#more-1726 http://masseffect.bioware.com/forums/viewtopic.html?topic=629059&forum=125&sp=0#5774350#

You can try this site here too: http://infonec.com/site/main.php?module=detail&id=350897 Infonec's HO is in Markham, on Ferrier St. just off of Steeles Ave., http://infonec.com/site/main.php?module=page&name=CONTACT_US I personally go here often.

I have both systems and I enjoy them both. My taste in gaming varies considerably so I'm quite open to what is offered on both sides.

The VX2025s are great monitors. I've had one for over a year now and I've personally not have any problems with it as with my brother who has one as well. I bought 2 of these at the same time, no problems whatsoever. The-One's experiences is, in my opinion, an isolated incident.

BenQ FP241 W, WZ, VW models

Infonec in Downtown Toronto (132 Dundas St. W) or in their Markham Head Office location: $299. With tax, it comes to $340

I too live in Toronto and I bought my Quad 6600 from Infonec Computers, 15 minutes drive from where I live: http://infonec.com/site/main.php?module=detail&id=331884 They're selling it for $299.00 Infonec has 3 locations: Markham (Head office) ---that 's where I bought mine, Mississauga...

Got mine 5 days ago. I've yet to game on it extensively and to connect my 360 to see what gives but I've been quite busy of late. So far, I'm quite happy with this monitor, no problems to report. The brightness was quite a bit on the high side (it's been adjusted now) but other than that...

I picked up the BenQ FP241W Z and so far I'm liking what I'm seeing. I've yet to game extensively on it and to try my 360 on it as well ---- too busy with work and the world of reality....

It's a pretty good monitor. It's one up from the VX2025 I got a year ago. Got this one for my mother and when I compare the two side by side, the VX2035 is much better in terms of clarity. I believe this model is also Vista certified.

There are a lot of personal experiences wiith this particular model over at the AVS forums: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=771987 Just a word of caution when the subject turns to banding issues. They're not as bad as some of these guys make it out to be. The rule of thumb...

If you live in Toronto, Bay Bloor Radio carries the GP1Us.

I have the BFG 8800 GTS and I can't get ntune (ver. 5.05) to work on my Gigabyte GA-965P-DQ6. The sliders are greyed out.

Yup, same results as you had described. Some have suggested to use ATITool for OCing this card, since it also works on nVidia cards. I've used it on my Geforce FX card. I don't know if it will work on the G80's though. I guess I will give it a go. fci

For some reason, the latest nTune software (ver. 5.05) does not allow OCing, although the nVidia website states that ver. 5.05 supports all MB for temperature monitoring and OCing the GPU. The sliders are greyed out even though the "Custom Clock Frequencies" is clicked. Clicking on the "Find...

Great review. I have been waitng for this moment. :D "Overclocking the GeForce 8800 GTX and GeForce 8800 GTS is done through a difference piece of software now. In the past you could run “coolbits” and unlock a hidden tab in the control panel. You can still do that, but when you click on...

Samsung T15TW is a 21" while the Viewsonic 2025 is a 20" screen.

VX2025wm is 8ms as Bruce said; there also isn't any ghosting on mine either.

HAving an Nvidia card, I simply go to the Nvidia Display panel (right-click on my desktop), click "Color Correction" and the options are there such as Gamma, Digital Vibrance, Brightness and Contrast for me to adjust accordingly. Fixed Apect Ratio works as well as all the other options with...

4 inches.

Personally, I find widescreen gaming more immersive than the regular 4:3.

Contrast, Digital Vibrance and Brightness is adjustable through my vid card's panel (I have an Nvidia card); I used these to suit my viewing needs with regards to texts and whatnot. As for FPSers, I've had no problems with ghosting; I can't speak for others here however.

No problems with DVI connection.

If you're going to upgrade your computer to play the latest games, you might as well get a widescreen 20" LCD and you won't be sorry that you got this particular model and make. I'm not. Most games nowadays have widescreen support and more developers will continue this trend; Oblivion is no...

I'm DVI connected. The settings I referred to and to which you quoted is found on my Nvidia control panel and is accessed by right-clicking on my desktop (among other ways); then choosing 'Color Correction'.

For my setting, I have Digital Vibrance almost between the first two dots; Brightness I left at the default setting (100%); Contrast at 115%; Gamma at 0.91; Image Sharpening all the way to the left. But that's just me and my personal preference.

I also have a BFG 6800 GT OC. Have you adjusted the color correction through the nVidia display panel: Digital Vibrance, Imaging Sharpening?

I bought mine from Monitor Depot On-Line which went for $488: http://www.monitordepot.com/TheWeb/md/home/md_main_frm.htm I didn't order on-line but I went there and picked it up --- only 20 minute drive from where I live. A shipment of 60 units of monitors arrived last Wednesday. By...