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I tested ghosting with the exact settings that Bwaze suggested. I can't see any ghosting when I drag items around the screen. The monitor was fully warmed up (over an hour). Now some bad news - after warming up the monitor, I'm seeing a bit of backlight bleeding coming from all 4 corners...

I'm sorry that I created another thread for my abbreviated review. It would have been a lot more efficient if I had posted on this thread. I did test ghosting as per the youtube video showing the problem on the 2407. I found no ghosting on the 2408, but I tested it with the monitor cold...

The unit has 1:1 and I did confirm that it worked from the PC on DVI. I'll try to test my DVR/cable box connection on hdmi tonight. Bwaze - I didn't test the ghosting with the unit warmed up. I will try that tonight, I didn't notice any ghosting when cold. Since everyone seems very...

Hi - I'm the one who posted a quick review of the 2408 last night. I can assure you that there is a 1:1 option(and it works) on the 2408wfp.

I tested the Dell at lunch for ghosting per the youtube video that alco23 posted. Good news - I saw no ghosting what so ever when dragging a white window around the dark desktop. Also, after tweaking COD4 some more, the input lag seemed very low. So far, I'm very happy with the unit. Tonight...

My rig is a Intel quad core overclocked to 3.2 Ghz. and 2 GB of ram. I have a Nvidia 8800 GT card with 512 MB. I was running it at 1600x1200 previously. This morning before heading to work, I tweaked some of the settings (turned off anti-aliasing and lowered some of the effects), and COD4...

Sorry, but my prior monitor was the Dell 2001FP, so I can't compare it to the 2407. How would I test for the dark ghosting problem?

Yes, I paid the extra $24 for expedited shipping. You are looking at COD4 on my PC at 1920x1200.

Hi - just got the monitor this afternoon. Here is the open box: http://flickr.com/photos/24061818@N08/2281060614/ Pic of the panel on the stand. Stand and panel are first rate and very solid: http://flickr.com/photos/24061818@N08/2280270447/ Cables included - DVI, Displayport, VGA...

The way the hutch is setup, I can't remove the back. Is there any TV stand that can be fit that will lower the unit a couple of inches? I can't seem to find anything that will work. Thanks

This seems to be the perfect monitor/TV for me, except it's 2" too tall to fit in my computer hutch. Could I put a different stand on the TV? If so, does anyone have a suggestion for the best adjustable stand. Thanks for your help! Ted