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Make sure that RTSS is off! It's colliding with the radeonpro ... (and radeonpro OSD is good enough anyway). Cheers!

This "monitor" is destined for public displays ... at least this is how it's manufactured and presented by NEC. It doesn't belong to the consumer sector, but hey ... if anyone is adventurous enough (and rich) it could be a good fun. ;) For the rest of us, mortals, obviously classifying as and...

Adjusting this monitor price within the similar price bracket as Dell is a good challenge. Not only because those two companies are simply not comparable (as display manufactures), but also because 90 series of NEC monitors includes every possible ASIC ever developed by NEC (if we exclude the...

... apart from space saving factor, maybe other "physical" advantages worth mentioning are: - They are also long lasting & Eco-friendly - you have to think about saving the green planet Earth ;) - They are causing the less eye fatique - They have zero geometric distortion (perfect...

I was always questioning the much hyped movie noise in the reviews around. It's simply not relevant that much as proper movie watching requires carefully planned ergonomic distance. On the other hand, critical movie watching on 20" sized panel or so is simply ... silly. Even 24" size is...

Long time no see :) Phase 2 of the 20WGX2 review is now available on TFTcentral. If anyone is interested take a look here It's a good read.

Hi there, If anyone is interested, tomshardware.fr published the review of both BenQ FP241W and FP241WZ monitor versions. You may use your preferable means and tools to translate those pages. ;) I know, it's non-English and online translators are usually painfull experience ... but I'm...

Sometimes I wonder if the 1:1 pixel mapping is REALLY that important to some of you or it's just the unnecessary and much hyped complication you could live with. Comfortably too :) Seriously, it's edging towards the hysteria. How many of you will connect external sources to this LCD monitor ...

I *think* that Samsung addressed that backlight bleeding problem with the latest batches. According to user reports, it's a nice monitor and interestingly enough it's using TN panel manufactured by Samsung itself. For the Asus, you are paying for the looks and the brand name. Not really worth it...

Interesting ... I could never adopt the AR coating and I tried many many times. I guess that some people are more sensitive to such things. Actually, to be more precise, I don't mind it for the big screen LCD TV (as ergonomical watching distance is larger), but for the LCD monitors it's simply...

Plenty of people bought this screen and had no problems. Reported problems in the threads are usually looking more dramatic simply because people will post more about them. Many people who didn't have problems didn't bothered to post about it. So in essence, when we are talking about the balance...

No probs! I hope that my bubbling will eventually be useful to some of you, although it's bit more detailed. :) If anyone would like more in-depth info about the eye's resolution limits, I have another post here: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17634507 ... as I don't...

Ahhh, fair enough ;) Getting the right screen size and viewing distance is quite critical. Do you know for example that when you reach your eye's resolution limit you can't see the difference between the 720p and 1080p ? And that's related with the ratio between the screen size and viewing...

Proper viewing distance is very important aspect and people are usually overlooking this. I've seen frequent situations that people with 24" panels (or larger) are not benefiting from the optimal PQ, simply because they don't keep the proper distance. Viewing distance, optimal viewing field...

Optimal watching distance is dependant on the content you watch. In your case, it's not the same for PAL and HDTV content. For PAL (720x576) and 20" panel size, I would say 8 feet max.Surprisingly enough, for 1080 HD content ... maybe 3-4 feet max, otherwise you will have trouble picking out...

Alrighty, I give up :p

Yeah, good choice until Dell start to play the panel lottery game. There are some unconfirmed reports that Dell switched to S-PVA panel on 2007WFP. It's similar situation as with the 2007FP. You have more info on tftcentral.

Sorry if this sounds harsh, but isn't this widescreen or not subject beaten to death many times? Somehow it tends to get monotonously re-beaten again and again and again :D Gimpymoo, my advice is 20" WS instead.

I think that he doesn't have the FP241W sample with him :( and as far as I remember he mentioned this to me. Anyhow, you need to have proper HD source and equipment for testing ... apart from the monitor itself. For example, I have the (hardware based) HD network media player with HDMI &...

OK OK ... I did say "not many" titles, if you remember :p On the other hand, as far as I remember, xbox 360 will support only 1080i. If you end up with the 1080i content only and picture quality will greatily depend on the high quality deinterlacers, I would opt for the 60fps 720p in a...