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Well, sorry to dwell again on this issue but it seems highly unlikely that this monitor which is highly recommended for it's class, would have such a noticable effect and no one seem to know what I'm talking about - I mean the "blockization" I get from eye movement.
I can't seem to logically figure out what might be the problem. If it happened only when there was a movement on screen I would write it off as a problem with the response time or refresh rate - but this issue seem to happen whenever my eyes is moving on the screen, even on a still picture.
Some have told me this might be because this monitor is of a TN panel, but again, I doubt this problem presents itself on all TN panel monitors since it's very noticable and people would have been talking about it. DOES NO ONE SEEM TO KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT?
And it's not as if something's wrong with my personal screen - it also happened on other LCD's I had.
It might be the graphic card. I have a 6200LE, and I've tried it on a Geforce 5200 (the same) and on an even older card (don't remember the model, had only 64MB memory) - both had the same effect. This is the closest to reason I've come so far - that because these cards are very cheap and low on performance - upgrading them would solve the problem. What do you think?
Please help me out here. I just have to get to the buttom of this.
I can't seem to logically figure out what might be the problem. If it happened only when there was a movement on screen I would write it off as a problem with the response time or refresh rate - but this issue seem to happen whenever my eyes is moving on the screen, even on a still picture.
Some have told me this might be because this monitor is of a TN panel, but again, I doubt this problem presents itself on all TN panel monitors since it's very noticable and people would have been talking about it. DOES NO ONE SEEM TO KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT?
And it's not as if something's wrong with my personal screen - it also happened on other LCD's I had.
It might be the graphic card. I have a 6200LE, and I've tried it on a Geforce 5200 (the same) and on an even older card (don't remember the model, had only 64MB memory) - both had the same effect. This is the closest to reason I've come so far - that because these cards are very cheap and low on performance - upgrading them would solve the problem. What do you think?
Please help me out here. I just have to get to the buttom of this.