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I don't see anything below 20,20,20 on that RGB scale. I read some about that and some other stuff over at widescreengamingforums Also the on the "Monitor Grayscale Test Image" page it just looks like a mess of blocks. I am using DVI-D connection now but there is not much difference...
- nyllefjun
- Post #1,971
- Aug 19, 2006
- Forum: Displays
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Hello again. I picked up the NEC 20WGX2 earlier today that had just arrived. I have a few questions about it, since I am (as I said) new to LCD's and I hardly touched any monitor setup settings on my old CRT monitor. First of all the monitor looks really nice and blends in with my other...
- nyllefjun
- Post #1,921
- Aug 12, 2006
- Forum: Displays
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Alrighty then, just ordered the NEC MultiSync LCD20WGX2 which should arrive within a week or two probably. :) I hope I won't have any dead pixels. :/ Thank you very much for the guidance xtknight, now I guess its just wait and see thats on the agenda. ;)
- nyllefjun
- Post #1,803
- Aug 5, 2006
- Forum: Displays
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Ah, sounds great! I've got a bit of a problem however, I have a really old gfx card, a ti4200. Can that card handle that high res/ws thing? I'll be getting an upgrade sometime withing a few months but it would be nice knowing if I might aswell wait with the screen aswell? (altho I reaaaally...
- nyllefjun
- Post #1,795
- Aug 4, 2006
- Forum: Displays
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I pretty much decided to go for the NEC 20.1" WS monitor when my friend said, hey why not a non-ws 20-22" which is another possibility that I have completely ignored to look at. :P The ViewSonic VP2030b look nice after some brief browsing around, are there any other good allround monitors in...
- nyllefjun
- Post #1,792
- Aug 4, 2006
- Forum: Displays
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Just hadn't been looking for a 20" WS monitor before you mentioned it. The NEC 20" TFT MultiSync 20WGX2 seems really sweet, only drawback would be reflectivity but can be helped so that sounds like a good choise of what I have read about it. I wonder how games look on it though, I take it a...
- nyllefjun
- Post #1,715
- Jul 24, 2006
- Forum: Displays
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So, all my fears about the WS monitors were true which is why I'm not getting an answer, xtknight? ;) I'm sure you are very busy but I'd be very happy if you could shed some light on the matter.
- nyllefjun
- Post #1,706
- Jul 23, 2006
- Forum: Displays
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Ah, just wanted some stuff cleared up and your help is greatly appreciated. :) I have idd only been looking at 19" since I heard that 20"+ WS monitors had problems with some games, back bleeding (or something like that, I'm not sure what it is) and their native resolution seems insane (I'm...
- nyllefjun
- Post #1,701
- Jul 23, 2006
- Forum: Displays
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Thank you for the advice! I read in the spring collection 2006 the following about 970P: "If you're looking for a consumer-level monitor that's capable of professional-level photo display, the 970P is for you. But again we're dealing with a specialized monitor. It simply can't be used for...
- nyllefjun
- Post #1,697
- Jul 22, 2006
- Forum: Displays
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Thanks Psykosis! Now I have 7 instead of 5 monitors to choose from and I still need advice on which one to get. ;)
- nyllefjun
- Post #1,690
- Jul 22, 2006
- Forum: Displays
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Hello! Bit of new around these parts of the internet, I hope its okay I ask questions in here instead of starting a new thread. I'm completely new to TFT monitors as I've been using a 17" Philips 107E for the last 6+ years. I feel its getting a bit unsharp and I could use a bit more...
- nyllefjun
- Post #1,686
- Jul 21, 2006
- Forum: Displays

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