3007WFP-HC best settings?

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hi !

this evening dell take to me a wanderfull 3007WFP-HC and i like t o know the best OSD settings before calibrate it. ( with an spyde2rpr0 )

i 'dont see in forums a official 3007WFP-HC thread ...? it's time to create it?

well any suggestions its wellcome

thanks
 
Every monitor is different out of the box, thus someone else's OSD settings will not be ideal for you. Default brightness and contrast should remain in the same ballpark, however, so those figures may be of some use. It is the colors that will differ.
 
"VE2007 Do you have to calibrate the monitor?"

always . and for samusng 244T i have a master OSD seetings but for the dell i dont have it
 
I finally decided to get the Dell 30 inch but I'm concerned if my card will support
it, its the MSI 8600GT OC and also what is the Pixel Warranty and do you
need to calibrate it?
 
There is no OSD for the monitor for adjusting color & things like that. The only monitor adjustments are for brightness. You use your display card for adjusting the monitor’s different properties & or calibrate it.

As for the question of if you have to calibrate this thing, the answer is no. It depends on your needs & expectations. I did & to me it was worth it.

As for an “official” thread for it, I at least think there are plenty of threads already on both the HC & non-HC but what the hay.

Shemp
 
Shemp said:
There is no OSD for the monitor for adjusting color & things like that. The only monitor adjustments are for brightness. You use your display card for adjusting the monitor’s different properties & or calibrate it.

As for the question of if you have to calibrate this thing, the answer is no. It depends on your needs & expectations. I did & to me it was worth it.

As for an “official” thread for it, I at least think there are plenty of threads already on both the HC & non-HC but what the hay.

Shemp
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Thanks Shemp

Would my MSI 8600GT OC card be capable to run that monitor?
 
Yes it will run the monitor @ 2560x1600.

However if you’re a serious gamer, especially with fps games you may be a little disappointed in its performance @ higher resolutions. In other words, you probably won’t like it much above 1600x1200 depending on the game & eye candy you use. 2560x1600 is just a lot of pixels to push around…:D

Shemp
 
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