LOL, you are nutsNobski said:As an example have a very close look at the picture below, do the legs stay the same brightness / colour ?![]()


LOL, you are nutsNobski said:As an example have a very close look at the picture below, do the legs stay the same brightness / colour ?![]()
hudson said:Well I'm gonna be sending back my old one on tuesday, the light bleed has gone, theres no dead pixels on this one and the buttons work great.
Seems NEC have finally got it sorted, I do sometimes wish i had gone for the 20 wide viewsonic but I'm done. Doubt I'll buy NEC again after this....
Now for my next purchase.....anyone know owt about DVB tuners for pc (usb kind).
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I`ve got a nebula pci digitv card which is very good, they also do usb versions as well with the ability to record programmes and whole multiplexes if you want. The software is very good as well, but you will need a reasonable external aerial feed just as you would for non pc DVB ~ linkyhudson said:Well I'm gonna be sending back my old one on tuesday, the light bleed has gone, theres no dead pixels on this one and the buttons work great.
Seems NEC have finally got it sorted, I do sometimes wish i had gone for the 20 wide viewsonic but I'm done. Doubt I'll buy NEC again after this....
Now for my next purchase.....anyone know owt about DVB tuners for pc (usb kind).
H
No particular use of that software. It's rather outdated Nec-Mitsubishi software from 2003! for monitor geometry adjustment. It's maybe usefull for CRT monitors and sometimes when using the VGA input on LCD. Not sure how it ended up on that CDicemansin said:For those who have bought the NEC 20WGX2, have you used the Adjustment Pattern Software? Whats it for exactly? (calibrating the colours)
If you read every page of this thread, that must be a long readtweakinfreak said:This thread is just what I have been looking for, sat and read every page last night as I'm going to order my NEC next week.
I don't use the cordless mouse or keyboard. I like the things in corded way and I'm usually avoiding to run the essential input devices on batteriestweakinfreak said:What I haven't seen metioned but would like to ask is, has anyone who has a cordless mouse .i.e MX1000 or G7 had any lag in game at all? I play COD2 and a wee bit of CSS although I'm bored of that after 3 years playing it on and off? I also play BF2, a good friend of mine brought a 20" LCD from OCUK not to long ago (can't remember the make/model) and sent it back as the mouse lag was terrible. I know that had an 8ms response time and this is a fast 6ms ? But you can't beat asking the people who actually use this kit day in and day out...!!
Maybe other users may also confirm input lag worries as I guess that single input and only from me is maybe not satisfactory from your point of view. I can just say that I'm sure that you will be pleased with the monitor, especially if you are the user who is migrating from the CRT grounds.tweakinfreak said:If someone could just confirm it's not an issue then I can sleep better knowing that I may have one of these fantasticc LCD's sitting on my desk by next weekendI currently have a Sony 20" Multiscan 500ps and I borrowed a 15" TFT the other day to do some work at home and the picture was lots better so it has to go!!
Can i ask people what settings they use tho? i've been playing about with it and would like to know what other people are using when gaming as i seem t just be using the standard mode with DV onfor games and off for windows,with brightness at about 75% and contrast at 50%. Anyone found a sweet spot and if so what?