Took ownership of my 2405 the other day. I had ordered it the day before they reduced the price of the 2407 ;o( . Anyway, I'm not a gamer, or into watching DVD's so I'm not too bothered about protected content. What I am bothered about the fact that the text is slighly blurred.
Messing around with the monitor's phase setting improves it (better than when the monitor auto adjusts) but it is not perfect. I mean its not that bad, but my eyes get tired after a few hours. I'm a coder, so crisp text is a must for me. I run this monitor out of the analogue port of my IBM T42 laptop, and I think this has something to do with it. When I run dual monitor mode it is worse. Also, when I plug the monitor into the analogue port of my work Dell 610D laptop the picture is fine. This is really annoying as I bought the 2405 for use at home with my T42, as its own screen is too small. Maybe the T42 doesnt a powerful enough grahics card for such a big monitor?
Any suggestions as to what I should do? Can I get some kind of DVI PCMCIA card, or an analogue signal booster?
Messing around with the monitor's phase setting improves it (better than when the monitor auto adjusts) but it is not perfect. I mean its not that bad, but my eyes get tired after a few hours. I'm a coder, so crisp text is a must for me. I run this monitor out of the analogue port of my IBM T42 laptop, and I think this has something to do with it. When I run dual monitor mode it is worse. Also, when I plug the monitor into the analogue port of my work Dell 610D laptop the picture is fine. This is really annoying as I bought the 2405 for use at home with my T42, as its own screen is too small. Maybe the T42 doesnt a powerful enough grahics card for such a big monitor?
Any suggestions as to what I should do? Can I get some kind of DVI PCMCIA card, or an analogue signal booster?