jz bout viewsonic 2255.
quite a good performer i think.

I was using Dell 17 ultrasharp now.

How's the 2255 perfomance if company with 17 Ultrasharp?

i think it is a good upgrade from 17 incher lor.
though my eyes r not that sensitive.
so maybe i cant really c the difference.

got one question.
when my pc play movies, the screen tend to have some blue, red, green color dots.
can someone enlighten me?

a pixel that stays on a solid color (red, green, or blue) is known as a stuck pixel...looks like u got one/few

If I remember correctly if you have a certain amount of dead pixel, you can change it...a one-to-one swap.

may i noe how many brightness n contrast should normal 226bw user setthings?

dunno about others bro. but i hate bright screens. mine is on 15bright and 38contrast only and i'm lovin it

This post has been edited by maximsilentfoot: Aug 15 2007, 12:02 AM

what nvidia forceware version is better for LG L226wtq?

158.22 or 168.18?

It might be a stuck pixel. I think there is one program that can be used to "TRY" and fix those stuck pixel.LOL...

For Dell, its said to have 7 dead pixel before having 1 - 1 swap. But if you know how to tell them, you can even have one dead pixel and ask for swap. LOL...

Other brands, i am not too sure...

i always have this doubt that arouses mi all the time...

y 24" and above monitor which is full HD panel are sold from 1899 (based on dell models) but a full HD LCD TV is bidding for at least 15000 (based on sony 40" x-series)

or is there any article(s) that cover the differences between a LCD monitor n LCD TV....tq

Maybe bcoz of TV functionality that make them too expensive. Between there is still no such a 40" computer LCD.

speaking of TV functionality...a normal LCD monitor can view any tv channels by having a TV box (internal/external)...some of the latest tv boxes can even support up to 1680x1050 (the native resolution of a 22" monitor)

you can get a normal tv box of such function above with less than rm400...

yes, there is needless to have a 40" monitor, even 30" dell monitor is too large for a desktop usage.

not just sony bravia x support full HD
a samsung 40" with less than 8k have no problem with full HD
but i wonder does those Samsung 32" LCD TV has Full HD, I checked on the stickers on them, and cant find any Full HD logo

yes!!!! get it already....just now about 10:30am arrived at my door step, can't imagine they got here so early!!!
here is the photo
side by side with my 4years old samsung 17"


already checked for dead pixel, found none, or maybe because i never see dead pixel and dunno how it looks like

This post has been edited by jolipoli81: Aug 15 2007, 12:00 PM

enjoy ur new LCD. the 17 looks mini now.

and i like ur keyboard, logitech or microsoft?

yeah, i started imagine how small my 17" would be after the monster come in....and indeed, it shrinks my 17"
and about that keyboard, hahahahah, its a cheap logitech standard keyboard, abour RM39 i guess

About dead pixel wise, its basically a black dot at your screen that doesn't go away. Try using Dead Pixel Buddy and see whether you could see any dead pixel or not..

I also have a 17" Dell LCD which is basically the same design as the 22" and it looks so tiny..LOL..

Every Dell LCD comes with DVI cable right? Got other brand also provide it?

both DVI and analog
i believe Samsung also give both cables

Chow

ohhh now everybody wanna show their 22" la.......i also wanna show liao but my table verry messy! malu to show only......
BTW the 228wfp backlight bleeding on the left side quite noticeable when i watch movies! DO i need to ask for replacement? Any 228wfp user having backlight bleeding on the left side????