- Mar 31, 2005
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I just bought a Dell 1905FP 19" LCD monitor. Initially I was pleased, no dead pixels, the image was incredibly sharp. Then I tried to play World of Warcraft and the game looks like I installed a motion blur. Things look okay with a large contrast variation, like a very light character on a dark background or vice versa, but with more moderate contrast variations, things leave trails horribly. Basically the whole image blurs badly when you rotate the camera at moderate speed.
Scrolling webpages does the same thing, and when I tried out solitaire, I found that dragging the cards around on the green background could leave trails so badly that I could read the number on the card against the background while I was moving it. Dell agreed to send me another unit, but I'm a bit skeptical. I know that all LCD's do this to some extent, but this seems excessive, especially for a unit with a supposed 20ms response time. I'm hoping that someone with one of these monitors or experience with one knows if this is just how they perform or if I have a defective unit.
Any help/advice is appreciated.
Scrolling webpages does the same thing, and when I tried out solitaire, I found that dragging the cards around on the green background could leave trails so badly that I could read the number on the card against the background while I was moving it. Dell agreed to send me another unit, but I'm a bit skeptical. I know that all LCD's do this to some extent, but this seems excessive, especially for a unit with a supposed 20ms response time. I'm hoping that someone with one of these monitors or experience with one knows if this is just how they perform or if I have a defective unit.
Any help/advice is appreciated.