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Blurry Text on new LCD

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[H]ard|Gawd
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just got an IBM T860 refurb LCD for 400 bux, got it sight SEEN so i could tell what was up with bad pixels etc, only problem is a slight blue spot to the left, but other than that no bad pixels

now the problem text is blurry in some parts of the screen but not others, and there's a slight shadowing effect

i am currently running it on this computer with a rage 128 and through the VGA analog in, the monitor has a DVI input, but i have no DVI cable, and the vidcard doesn't have DVI out...

is the blurry text and shadowing a result of the analog? old videocard? or is it just broken?

i have a Radeon VE that i will plug in soon to check on this myself but i figured the people here would be more helpful and quicker than installing a new videocard and getting a DVI cable
 
Use the Cleartype feature that comes with WinXP.
 
control panel -> display -> appearance -> effects

also, make sure the refresh is set at 60Hz.

sounds like you have a crappy cable and/or video card though... try a better VGA cable (at least one with ferrites), then try another card.
 
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