Dreamworks, which Dell LCD you bought?

This one:

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Added on August 24, 2007, 8:38 pmThe plastic stand turned out to be better than I thought. It's plastic but matches the main unit and still manages to look cool with some shinny touch ups

This post has been edited by Dreamworks: Aug 24 2007, 08:38 PM

dota not support wide screen
anyway to view it at normal resolution??

If you went back through this thread you would realise that this question has been asked many times although not necessarily in relation to DOTA

Please refer to my first post.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/456301

i'm not using 8X00 gpu

I thought latest drivers for both ATI or nVIDIA support aspect ratio scaling (*without limited to certain GPU only) to get 1:1 mapping (which is to play nonwidescreen resolution with widescreen LCD without streching it! Talked many times already...) if it is not supported by your hardware of LCD. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I Remembered There Is A Way To "Hack" Warcraft III To Support Widescreen.. I Got It Running At 1920 x 1200 Last Time.. Basically It Involved Changing Of Values In The Registry.. It Looks Better After Applying The Hack, Mainly Due To The Text Are Not Stretched Anymore, But The Map/Buildings/Characters Are Still Stretched.. However, Warcraft III For Mac Supports Widescreen... Means Nothing Is Stretched.. It Looks So Nice At 1920 x 1200.. If Only Warcraft III For Mac Can Play In BS3..

Luckily CS supports WS

I hope this is the right place to ask.My budget just say rm1200 and I want to get a 22" widescreen lcd monitor.Which would sifus recommend.

Rm1.2k will be more than enough to buy most of the 22" LCD in the market already. Whats your main purpose for LCD usage?

to max out your budget, currently the Samsung 226BW fits in

Introducing the Samsung 225MS




22" at 1680x1050 with HDMI input, 5ms response time, build-in SRS TruSurround XT(R) Technology speakers & glossy piano black exterior. Also has composite and S-video. Well done Samsung.

This post has been edited by kianwee: Aug 25 2007, 10:17 PM

Can work with any nVIDIA cards actually.

Must it be the drivers on the first page or all following drivers have that same function? Cuz Lost Planet is kinda screwed without 162.18 drivers..

Well dont think its cheap either. Might price up close to rm1.5k. And it still on TN panel if not mistaken

1500? N still TN panel? So ur just paying extra for the extras izzit?

Don think it will be rm1500 bah...too overpriced though...if like that people better get a 24 inch lcd..If samsung really want to competite in 22'inch lcd,it will 1st cut the current 226bw price and increase a few hundred for 226cw and this model.

Anyway,this lcd looks really cool than my 226bw!!!

This post has been edited by toro86: Aug 26 2007, 02:18 AM

Well you can always check up on available online pricing, the price range is around rm1.3k to rm1.5k range. This will provide you a rough estimation of the price, else do you think those extra will come as free?

Hi Nemesis, would recommend Samsung 226BW. Don't think there's much difference from other 22" widescreen, but I like the whole design of the monitor, and love it