I really want to get this monitor, but i fear i'm going to have to pay returns postage if it still suffers from the inverse color ghosting as a result of aggressive overdrive under their AMA technology.. like the original. I've asked a few times now, but someone must be able to give me some information on it.
Are you not the person who has just riducled me in another thread telling me that I was talking nonsense about it being a good gaming/crt like monitor
this monitor sucks with AMA on and it trails and ghosts?
I knew you just read that on the internet about the old model (I saw it myself) and you dont even have this model..... You shouldnt come in to a thread and tell someone they are wrong or talking nonsense and tell them something that is exactly that.
As I just exaplained in the other thread;
The AMA on this model increases the smoothness of the moving image.
Without AMA on if you move something like text quick across the screen and look closely you can see the individual frames and the so the text will double up if you know what I mean liek the actual text is trailing.
With AMA on it eliminated the trailing frame behind the text with the tiniest bit of ghosting (not even half a mm) and makes it appear even more than 120hz and more smooth like a CRT.
You can only see or notice this with fast moving text, well unless you take a picture and this is the whole point you cant see any anything atall apart from a sharp detailed fast moving image, like a CRT.
But with an actual image liek an FPS game and AMA on it is just like a CRT.... the image is extremely sharp and detailed in fast motion with 0 trailing or ghosting.
Now please, dont look at something on the internet about an old model of a product then go and tell someone who owns the newer different model that it has a problem the old one has and they are talking complete nonsense.
(anyone know if an IKEA Galant desk can manage?)
or so I thought, turned out I was being completely stupid and all you have to do is scroll up above the gamer modes and all the modes are there.
. They've only got one available in the labs and they have had to do some internal testing before releasing it for review. They basically like to make sure that anybody reviewing it is doing it properly and aren't making things up. At least that's my take on what they're doing. 
