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ajabbari said:So as long as the screens are being made by Samsung or Benq this probably shouldn't be an issue.
boardmonger said:I was hoping some who owns an older dell with PiP (2001fpw or 2004fpw) could help me out on this. I want to know if I can run PiP or split screen from 2 computers on the 2405fpw one using the DVI the other using the VGA cable.
From what I read it looks like I can only run one computer input and one video input. Does anyone have experience with this? I want to buy this and run my main system on the main screen and watch TV over my media center PC in the PiP (or maybe a Mac mini if I get one.)
Any thoughts?
THANKS!
Slider19 said:So if Samsung makes the panel, BenQ assembles it, what does Dell do?
provide the 25% off coupons, hopefullySlider19 said:So if Samsung makes the panel, BenQ assembles it, what does Dell do?
EnderW said:provide the 25% off coupons, hopefully
EnderW said:provide the 25% off coupons, hopefully
TimothyB said:So keep an eye out for that this christmas.
LxT said:Hmm, after reading the sticky article on LCD and remembering my experience with the Samsung 243T, I'm much more cautious about the new Dell.
The 243T had absolutely ATROCIOUS response time. I saw smearing just doing desktop work (moving windows around, scrolling text). DVD playback was smeary. Games were unplayable, esp. dark games like Doom3. One thing it was good at: contrast. The blacks were quite black (for LCD) and the whites were nice and white, not cream, beige, or yellowish. But it had this weird problem where colors noticeably varied across the screen. In the center, colors were deeper, and faded more and more toward the edges. Now that I've read the article, I understand why.
Strangely, many people report not seeing ghosting with the 243T. They must be wearing anti-ghosting goggles or something. I have no idea. Yes I played around with adjustments and I have plenty of ambient light in the room (I do not sit in the dark).
The new panel of course has much better specs, but we know how these things are manipulated. Then there's the backlight issue...
Btw, I have no idea what to make of people saying X LCD is better than CRT. Sure you can say CRTs are too bulky, or have too much glare or cause eye fatigue or give you headache, but to say some LCD has better contrast or colors than any CRT just makes me want to discount any review I read on these forums.
grdh20 said:If you hated the 243T the 2405FPW is not for you.
Mcklain said:What makes you say that?? Cause the 2405 is another samsung panel?.
I mean no one here tested the 2405 so its impossible to know for sure. From the specs, this panel looks pretty fine to me.
Mcklain
Sneak said:Am curious, and have not seen it posted as yet. Does this monitor have a brick or is the transformer internal? I hate bricks. Just something else for clutter. Am shooting for a real clear desktop here.
So far this thing is looking some nice as I hoped.
grdh20 said:It simply isn't going to be night and day difference from the 243T. Maybe you had a bad 243, but some people just don't like gaiming on any LCD. From 25 down to 16ms response is nice, but I don't think it will make a dramatic enough difference to make you happy based on your reaction to the 243T. hey, but it's just my opinion. Don't let me effect your decison.
Mcklain said:I passed from a samsung 191t to a dell 2005 and I saw a major difference when gamming. And it was day and night between those 2. So I am guessing the 2405 will be alot like the 2005 but 4 inch more wich is gonna be just terrific!!!
Goat said:haha......that would be quite an expensive card reader.
TehQuick said:mclain stop saying hi, it's annoying u make us feel inferior and un-refined
Mcklain said:Please stay on the subject, and if you have personal matter to discuss I would gladly do it in PM
Mcklain
Our systems are very similar. From everything I've read, we should be able to run the latest games at WUXGA resolution on the 2405. I hope so. I'm gonna get one of these LCDs as soon as they're released.EhJayKim said:This monitor looks like something that would look very nice on my desk in a couple of weeks, but will I be able to play the latest games on it with this setup:
eVGA 6800GT
AMD a64 3500 (might get the venice, we'll see)
Asus a8v deluxe
Thanks,
Alex
TehQuick said:with sli, u can't use all 4 outputs, only 2 on one card. U'll need a 3rd videocard to drive a third monitor
TehQuick said:with sli, u can't use all 4 outputs, only 2 on one card. U'll need a 3rd videocard to drive a third monitor
endorph1n said:Heh.. guess the 2005FPW ppl are really screwed.. as a 2x2001FP owner I don't feel very screwed tho.. putting a 2004FPW inbetween my 2001FPs would be _SWEET_, 2004FPW and 2001FP have the same height resolution and I think the height of the panel only differs 2cm or so (alittle less than an inch?), they would probably line up pretty good..
5120x1200 resolution sounds pretty sweet to me
This upgrade would cost alot tho.. new SLI compatible motherboard, new CPU, 2x SLI vid cards (for 4 dvi outputs) and a 2004FPW = alot of money.. but its definetly worth considering.. anyone else thought of this setup?
endorph1n said:Heh.. guess the 2005FPW ppl are really screwed.. as a 2x2001FP owner I don't feel very screwed tho.. putting a 2004FPW inbetween my 2001FPs would be _SWEET_, 2004FPW and 2001FP have the same height resolution and I think the height of the panel only differs 2cm or so (alittle less than an inch?), they would probably line up pretty good..
5120x1200 resolution sounds pretty sweet to me
This upgrade would cost alot tho.. new SLI compatible motherboard, new CPU, 2x SLI vid cards (for 4 dvi outputs) and a 2004FPW = alot of money.. but its definetly worth considering.. anyone else thought of this setup?