SSlaytanic
Limp Gawd
- Joined
- Dec 31, 2005
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- 179
First of all, I use a HP-brand CRT at home. Everything is crystal clear, and the images are sharp as can be.
The LCDs that my school uses is a Dell 1707FP. It's in the native res (12x10) and the color is set up properly, and in DVI.
The problem? Every image I look at on this LCD are really blurry and has loss of detail, compared to my CRT at home. Every picture look like a super-compressed jpeg (even when it's a high quality PNG image). Also, when I move a window around the desktop, all the text in that window acts really blurry and change into a reddish color.
Is this problem in every LCD or am I just spoiled by my CRT at home? Does this problem still persist when the lights are out (I always have lights out at my house, but the lights are always on at the school)?
Is the 1707 a 6 or 8 bit panel? Does that really matter? I was thinking of getting a Dell 24xx sometime but this 1707 was the first LCD that I really checked out. And it quite hampered my intrest in LCDs... or does this monitor just suck?
The LCDs that my school uses is a Dell 1707FP. It's in the native res (12x10) and the color is set up properly, and in DVI.
The problem? Every image I look at on this LCD are really blurry and has loss of detail, compared to my CRT at home. Every picture look like a super-compressed jpeg (even when it's a high quality PNG image). Also, when I move a window around the desktop, all the text in that window acts really blurry and change into a reddish color.
Is this problem in every LCD or am I just spoiled by my CRT at home? Does this problem still persist when the lights are out (I always have lights out at my house, but the lights are always on at the school)?
Is the 1707 a 6 or 8 bit panel? Does that really matter? I was thinking of getting a Dell 24xx sometime but this 1707 was the first LCD that I really checked out. And it quite hampered my intrest in LCDs... or does this monitor just suck?