sorry , want to ask , what's the few things need to check on the LCD ?
First is light bleeding , then dead/stuck pixel , what else after that ?
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Hi , wanted to know which 22 inch LCD doesn't have any viewing angle problem ?
The color shift is very awful for some tn panel , a slight 15% degree it get 15% darker / whiter. |
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24 inch is too much , too big for the eye , if viewing it close will get tired easily .
22 inch is more than enough. Added on November 9, 2010, 3:10 pm1440 x 900 is more than enough This post has been edited by Maxieos: Nov 9 2010, 03:10 PM |
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QUOTE(Racerx @ Nov 9 2010, 03:57 PM) U2410 for RM1200?a bargain if you ask me Tested with 22 inch , it's all right for my eye but over 1440x900 resolution , all words is so small until cannot see , need to view very close to the lcd and it's bad to the eye too. 1440x900?That's quite low res isn't it?you can't put two webpages/a4 documents side by side with minimal scrolling then  I remember there's a website on LCD review that show viewing angle of the LCD . The one always use baby wallpaper to compare the color shift viewing angle ? Anyone know that website ?  |
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QUOTE(Racerx @ Nov 9 2010, 04:09 PM) very close?i'm sorry if i'm going to offend you but are you a senior citizen?from my grade school brother to retired uncle,are all fine using a 23" 1920x1080 lcd from a distance of roughly 90cm or so. Nope , still at young age btw,the site you asked,try digital versus,it is that site iinm.  , but I am sitting about 30- 45 cm away from the monitor , so words would be extremely small , but when I sit close , the brightness of the lcd really hurt my eye.Even i reduce the brightness when viewing full white page it still strain the eye.I saw some LCD full white color can adjust the gray to yellowish , is it possible ? Thank fof the website  |
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QUOTE(Racerx @ Nov 9 2010, 04:41 PM) 30-45cm 45 cm close ? I dont know , still the word are small if set it to 1680x1050.Just nice to have 1440x900. That's way too close.It's like how my grandmother put it "Nak masuk dalam TV ke?"you have to physically inspect it,it's at the back of the LCD,near the ports Which LCD can adjust the white color gray to yellowish ? |
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QUOTE(Racerx @ Nov 9 2010, 05:01 PM) for dead pixel you can just open a blank page using your web browser adn press f11 for fullscreen Only gamma and present for setting . No temp.any dead pixel will be black for colurs you can use this site http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/ Added on November 9, 2010, 5:02 pm to each his own i guess.... anyway,to make your gray yellowish you should be able to do it by adjusting the colour temperature setting in your LCDs OSD,make the temp lower/set the colour mode to warm |
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And one important thing , how to force refresh rate for VGA to refresh more than 60 hz to 75 hz ?
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Using lg w224 2T , dont know how to set .
Weird is there's a dark shift of color when i move angle from angle . |
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yeh , it's a darker shift when move up and down from the 0 angle , I dont know how to explain well but it's like a darker bar shift when viewing in different angle .
Previous LCD will have white shift but this one have dark shift . |
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