I'm using a CRT monitor at the moment, a Viewsonic P97f+.
From the day I bought it, I've always found it very dark, even on full settings so I've had to adjust it through software programs, though recently, maybe it's my eyes, but it seems to be getting darker.
The monitor does have a button on it for switching to 2 different modes
Normal : Text / Spreadsheet (pretty dark)
Ultrabrite : Games / Game (as the name suggests)
If I stick it on ultrabrite and knock the brightness/contrast to max, the screen is very bright and I have nothing to complain about, but if I enter or exit a game, the screen goes noticable darker, even though it says that brightness/contrast is max, if I hit the mode button though, the screen goes back to top brightness.
Is there some kind of option in the ATI CCC that I'm missing? I'm using a 4850 graphics card, I'm using the drivers off the Asus website, though I have tried the ATI drivers.
Could it be something to do with my monitor, in all honesty I am looking for an excuse to step into the world of LCD's especially with current prices.
From the day I bought it, I've always found it very dark, even on full settings so I've had to adjust it through software programs, though recently, maybe it's my eyes, but it seems to be getting darker.
The monitor does have a button on it for switching to 2 different modes
Normal : Text / Spreadsheet (pretty dark)
Ultrabrite : Games / Game (as the name suggests)
If I stick it on ultrabrite and knock the brightness/contrast to max, the screen is very bright and I have nothing to complain about, but if I enter or exit a game, the screen goes noticable darker, even though it says that brightness/contrast is max, if I hit the mode button though, the screen goes back to top brightness.
Is there some kind of option in the ATI CCC that I'm missing? I'm using a 4850 graphics card, I'm using the drivers off the Asus website, though I have tried the ATI drivers.
Could it be something to do with my monitor, in all honesty I am looking for an excuse to step into the world of LCD's especially with current prices.