sure got abit 1 dun worry lol

Definitely Dell.

Glad to hear that, u're lucky man
Yeah, the backlight bleeding is hardly noticeable anyway.

Btw,if first time buy the LCD,if no backlight bleeding,means in the future confirms no backlight bleeding right?
I mean,when i bought it on Saturday,and i tested,no backlight bleeding,it means it wont backlight leeding in the future right?no?

y'all, i wonder, is there any 22" LCD that support 1080p
or it just 24" that support 1080p?

E2200HD and T2200HD from BenQ?

only BENQ have 22" full HD monitor?
other brand dun have..
wanna go for 24" but the price almost double the 22"

dude,

does ur LCD emit any buzzing sounds? have u checked it?

Can't hear any sound. The only sound is my chasing fan.

hehehe....cool...no sound.

btw, today All IT is opening in Ikano, damansara....they got 2253LW deal....free pleomax wireless mouse...but limited to 50 units la.....

DAMN!!! too tempted dee.....

@qwerty79 bro, nice review here. I wish i have time to do the DELL s2409w review but lazy and currently already had 1 review do by Hwoarang45 bro.
@Irishcoffee, mine also got a bit backlight bleeding but really is hardly noticeable.
@AMDAthlon, i think the backlight bleeding is the poor workmanship problem during assemble. If it's only a little bit then really is hardly noticeable.

@siu_Keong, could u link me to the link where Hwoarang45 did his review?

tq

If can get below RM700, it will be a nice bargain.

Actually, I also have no time to write complete review of my 2253lw. But I think it worth to help other as I also in the same place like them when searching for a good monitor for me. Just try to give something back.

I believe most LCD will have backlight bleeding if you look carefully. I switch off all light in my room and the only light source is from my lcd monitor. The bleeding is only a thin light at the top and bottom, no bleeding at left and right side. I look very hard to search the bleeding and if in normal room lighting or dim light environment, I can see no bleeding at all.

Hey ravewar bro, here is the link http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/724890/+960
@qwerty79, Ya i know so i say u did a good thing. I also gain a lot from here since no time to upgrade my hardware knowledge.

This post has been edited by Siu_Keong: Oct 31 2008, 03:34 PM

Hi guys, quick question.
My monitor has a DVI-D port. My gfx has dual DVI-I port. What type of cable should I be using? A DVI-D to DVI-D type? Or is there such thing as a DVI-I to DVI-D cable?
Edited: Ok I found out that it should be a DVI-D to DVI-D cable. The problem is now I have that cable, but my monitor can't detect its input. It's a new cable bought from ngbh. Solutions please.

This post has been edited by desmond1310: Oct 31 2008, 04:19 PM

Thanks very much for the link Siu_keong bro...

Another thing, does anyone here know a simple way to revive dead pixels?

@desmond1310, no idea about the DVI-D cable. Try to plug it in nicely and use the Auto Detect button on ur LCD screen and try again, if still can't you should contact to the buyer since he sell this thing sure he know what is the problem.
For the revive dead pixels, i remember i read the post from the forumer here that we can try to "massaging" the screen by using the finger. Just try n see whether it's work for you.

@ravewar bro, you r welcome.

Siu_Keong, I've yet to confirm that the DVI-D cable is faulty, but I've searched over the net for my monitor's driver; it doesn't support Vista. Maybe that's the reason why my monitor cannot detect?
And I tried massaging too.. er, exactly how hard la? Haha. I tried gently but no changes at all.

I dont think is your driver problem ...Bcoz normally we just plug and play the lcd monitor....

Hmm owkay, then it maybe the cable problem. Will check next week with a friend. Thanks all.