To the naked ear it sounds like my HDD is doing less activity with the ICH9R chipset than Gigabyte. That's hardly scientific is it :) Yes, hopefully someone willing is reading this...
The motherboard I have is a Gigabyte P35-DS3R v2.0. What I'd like to know is if I will get the best performance using the ICH9R chipset or the Gigabyte chipset?
Offhand I'd say the ICH9R seems a little quicker. I know the ICH9R is much improved over the older ICH8. I had a 965P-DS3 and...
I did end up buying a 226BW after all. After a few weeks of use i really enjoy it. There is some backlight bleeding but you don't notice things like that actual games. I personally have never been one for eye candy either which may sound weird as I am running 4xAA 8xAF in most games.
"If your...
I bought it in Adelaide, Australia. Made in Dongguan, China. Date is July 2007. Sticker on the back of the removal cable panel is 22 July 2007 to be precise. Hope this helps.
Yes i read that thread but not in its entirety. I opened up the monitor case to find the code LTM220M1-L01 on both stickers - a 'S' panel :D
Now i can calibrate it. Thanks.
Two days ago i bought a 226BW. Great monitor and i like it already, even with a little backlight bleeding on the edges. Out of curiousity i wanted to know what panel i've got so i checked. Here's the results:
Service Function
Monitor On Time : 2Hr
Panel Ch. No. : 0
On Time : 2Hr
Cycle...
Yes i did think about the 206BW but i did read that the pixel pitch made it harder to read text and i didn't want to play around with font sizes. I probably will go with the 226BW as i can afford it. The only thing i don't like about some lcd's is the fact they don't come with height adjustment...
No i think that is about it. I doubt very much that we'll see anything other than 22" TNs as companies will start to focus on 24" now. Most professionals would choose a large panel than a 22", or logically so i would have thought. I've narrowed my choice down to:
Samsung 19" 940BW (with...
So did u get a monitor yet Arc? I'm looking too, will probably go with a Samsung 226BW and take my chances with the panel lottery. Can't seem to find the HP 2207 here in Australia.
Thanks apoppin i have read that thread. I was being sarcastic when i said people haven't been complaining enough. I guess they are still shipping different panels even with the commotion. Thanks.
Does anybody know if they are they still making these lcd's with the S, A, and C panels? I did read that they were possibly going for a forth one that was even cheaper and output worse colour representation. Perhaps people aren't complaining enough?... :( Anyway just wondering what the outcome...
Thanks Bernard. Incidently I am also looking at a Panasonic Viera LCD tv as well and you just answered a question in my head as to whether that technology was any good too :)
From what i've read here at the forums these lcd's are top notch. Here in Australia they only appear to market the FP241W. From what i can gather the difference between the two said monitors is that the Z version has PerfectMotion Technology which sounds advantageous as i want this new monitor...
I've seen reviews of this PSU going around and it mentions that the software included isn't so accurate in its determination of power (W) used. I am thinking about buying one if there has been any software updates correcting this problem. Does anybody know if this is the case? Thumbs up to...
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