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LCD Blurry text while scrolling
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SarverSystems
Supreme [H]ardness
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Sounds like 8 secsis a lie to me.
What make/model is it?
What make/model is it?
Eva_Unit_0
[H]ard|Gawd
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heh 8 seconds...I'm pretty sure you mean 8 milliseconds.
anyway, that's a common complaint that people have when they first use LCDs, especially if the response time isn't that great. My Hyundai L90D+ is an 8ms panel and it barely shows any blurring at all, but maybe you're just more sensitive to it.
Most modern lcd's have pretty much eliminated those old ghosting and blurring issues. Is that panel VGA or DVI?
anyway, that's a common complaint that people have when they first use LCDs, especially if the response time isn't that great. My Hyundai L90D+ is an 8ms panel and it barely shows any blurring at all, but maybe you're just more sensitive to it.
Most modern lcd's have pretty much eliminated those old ghosting and blurring issues. Is that panel VGA or DVI?
boredguyatcomp
Limp Gawd
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maybe its nto blury its just your eyes pulling a trick on you 8ms is fast enough.
HI Again
Yes u guys are right. The response time of this monitor is 8 milleseconds and the monitor is set at 60hz. Samsung 730B IM thinking about returning this monitor. I actually have the brightness and the contrast set to zero and its still to bright. If i set this monitor setting all the way up it would make a fanstastic motorcycle head lamp. I went over to the Dell kiosk and there monitors are overly bright too. Im impressed with the quality of the Text but dont want to wear shades in the house.
Yes u guys are right. The response time of this monitor is 8 milleseconds and the monitor is set at 60hz. Samsung 730B IM thinking about returning this monitor. I actually have the brightness and the contrast set to zero and its still to bright. If i set this monitor setting all the way up it would make a fanstastic motorcycle head lamp. I went over to the Dell kiosk and there monitors are overly bright too. Im impressed with the quality of the Text but dont want to wear shades in the house.
boredguyatcomp
Limp Gawd
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you get used to the brightness in fact you will start to like it later as i
Yea, the brightness really makes it easier to see during daylight compared to a CRT. My latest Viewsonic LCDTV (using as computer monitor and TV) was factory set at 50 for brightness and 50 for contrast. I set the monitor to 50 for brightness and 5 for contrast. Then I tweaked it some more using ATI Tray Tools colour profile. My old Samsung (25ms) shows text blurring when you scroll fast in your web browser but my latest Viewsonic (8ms) doesn't.