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Thanks for the quick reply. During the update, I recall the monitor blacking out and then going through other varied color tests. I've tried to turn down backlighting on the monitor but not the xbox. I'll give that a try. Do you know where I'd go to make the adjustments?

Need Help. I purchased the monitor back in 01/2007. It's been great up until recently. I have an Xbox 360 connected via the VGA port. Xbox had a system update of some sort. I patched the system and ever since, the monitor is showing too much white. Hard to describe really but my Comcast HDDVR is...

Well, I've gone ahead and cancelled and will be buying parts from newegg. Thanks guys!

Thanks for taking a look. Light gaming. Mostly will be used for surfing and a little bit of photoshop and video editing. E6420 1GB DDR2 eVGA 7600GT (Fry's purchase - $70.00) 500GB SATA 3Gb/s 13/1 Media Card XP Home 16x DVD+/-RW 1394 Adapter This will be hooked up to 37" Westy...

thanks any suggestions for nice rig under 1k?

thanks old system = amd 2500 oc to 3200 raid 0 sata drives 9800 pro going for e6600 n 7900 series

just called and was denied an adjustment on my newegg card

Ran the Dead Pixel Finder program and I have absolutely no dead pixels. YES! Confirmed that I'm running 1080p with the VGA (Xbox) and DVI (PC) connection! Too bad newegg is now selling it for $100.00 less than what I orginally paid for. Thanks again!

Great! Once I get home, I'll run the app to find any dead pixels. Controller as in Westy Remote Control? Right now the HD-DVD player is connected to XBOX and this is connected via VGA cable (generic) though. Thanks!

Hopefully, I'll be able to upgrade my computer in the next month or so.

I also purchased the AVIA and it should arrive soon. I have a few questions though. How can I tell whether or not there's a dead pixel? How does one know whether or not the content displayed is 1080p? I've downloaded 720p trailers from XBOX Live but so far, I've been unable to...