resolution may be affected on very old card.

This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Jul 9 2008, 06:03 PM

oops didn't see that
i tot i saw somewhere some review said 16.2

i guess i'll just get this dell then

HP L2208W only has VGA input

ah.... i see

anyway just ordered dell E228WWFP a few moments ago... thru dell website. RM859 only including doorstep delivery

Ya, same like Samsung 21.6" 2243LNX, only got D-Sub input, thats why is cheap.

dell wide 19 or benq wide 19?
usage: lots of web, some gaming (fifa,CS) , movies/dramas

been seeing ppl sell arb units of dell in the garage sales..izit safe to use arb units? what happens if there's problem with the unit? no warranty from dell itself rite?

When you receive the unit, maybe can post a short review here... I'm sure you'll find lots of desktop real estate for your photo editing work..

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Added on July 9, 2008, 8:23 pmYups, I saw.. no idea. Maybe try asking those who have bought such units first..

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Added on July 9, 2008, 8:24 pmThis would be more correct: "Supported resolution..."


This post has been edited by lex: Jul 9 2008, 08:24 PM

samsung 2253bw

does this model good? but i found some reviews said that it got a problem which will turn off suddenly for 2 seconds.

any users here?

Why it take few month?? U not order from Local Dell???

pls recommend me 1 lcd..

budget 1 K

22 inch monitor

Yo guys I got a Samsung 943 NWX from PC Fair but only now I notice something. I've got some flickering and it only happens on certain parts of the screen which is very very weird. Its not really noticeable if it displays dark colors but it is particularly clear when it displays white with dark background. I used a very dark wallpaper and I dragged a white icon all over the screen and the flickering only occurs on certain parts of the screen. Its flickering is at its strongest on the top right side of the screen. Anyone experiencing the same thing ?

Edit: Oh ya its not because of my SLI setup, already tried with each card singularly still same result

So was wondering whether its normal or a problem with the monitor.

This post has been edited by sigheart: Jul 10 2008, 02:35 AM

Try switching off the "Dynamic Contrast" thingy on the monitor settings...

Anyway, I've noticed that model which means your are using analog VGA connection. Try these test pages...

http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/clock_phase.php
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/inversion.php
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/sharpness.php

If you see severe flickering, then it could be due to incorrect clock and phase settings.... You may need to adjust them to get a stable image..

Now do you see why I've always recommended getting monitors with DVI...

This post has been edited by lex: Jul 10 2008, 04:17 AM

what do u mean by few month?

I am also looking at a few LCD monitors currently. More interested in 24" widescreen and above range. Also seen a few forumers selling Dell ARB's. Price is much much cheaper but payback is the warranty and also the quality of the units though.....

Wondering if I should one with only DVI/VGA inputs or with vast choices of inputs i.e. component/HDMI etc. Any opinions?

Pick one that suits your budget, recommend getting the one that comes with DVI port.

Those that have DVI are recommended. Some monitors have DVI that are HDCP-enabled, means its equivalent to HDMI.

HDMI is useful if you are going to use it with BluRay/HD-DVD players, Playstation 3, DVD players with progressive scan, at the moment... If you are using it for PC with BluRay drive, the graphics card must be HDCP compliant...

This post has been edited by lex: Jul 10 2008, 03:15 PM

Samsung lauching new models in July
T190- 19" wide DVI Rose Black
T220-22" wide DVI Rose Black/ Sapphire Black
T240-24"wide HDMI Rose Black

Then what if the LCD have HDMI Port & also HDCP enabled? meaning the DVI port is equivalent to HDMI and have HDMI Port to use? sorry a bit confuse here. Mind to elaborate more?

I'm thinking to buy ASUS VK222H model during PC Fair. Is it recommended guys?

Sry.... wrong reading, i think is the time to change my monitor now.

these model already released in US...now come to malaysia so late.

if it comes with both HDMI and DVI, you can use DVI for your PC...and HDMI for other device such as PS3. if your graphic card has HDMI, you can just connect to HDMI capable lcd using HDMI cable. it's just different type of input to your lcd.