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Lager

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Do you guys tweak or mess around with the setting until you set it up the way you like or it leave it at default?
 

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We got a Dell in at work (full system). Just screwed in the DVI cable and cranked the resolution. No tweaks necessary.
 

Spikey217

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It came with color profiles (warm, neutral, cool). I just left it at neutral.
 

Digital Video Interface, AFAIK. It transfers the signal to your monitor digitally, so no adjustment is needed. It's very very nice on my Dell 1504FP. :)
 

Shawn

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analog here, and no adjustments really. just pressed the auto position button. that's about it.
 

PhaZe

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dvi here too, while were on the subject, how do you guys clean the surface on your lcd?
I just recently bought a dell 1901fp
 

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I turned the brightness down a little and warmed up the color temp.
 

Originally posted by: PhaZe
dvi here too, while were on the subject, how do you guys clean the surface on your lcd?
I just recently bought a dell 1901fp
I use two squares of paper towel and some water. I don't dare touch the screen with anything else. Also, I keep fingers, sneezes, etc. far far away from my monitor.
 

WinkOsmosis

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Originally posted by: jumpr
Originally posted by: PhaZe
dvi here too, while were on the subject, how do you guys clean the surface on your lcd?
I just recently bought a dell 1901fp
I use two squares of paper towel and some water. I don't dare touch the screen with anything else. Also, I keep fingers, sneezes, etc. far far away from my monitor.

Paper will scratch plastic. Use cotton.
 

Dacalo

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Planar DVI with 16ms response time + ATI Radeon 9700 Pro = awesome image quality
 

Lager

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What happened to the good old days when Monitors used to turn off along with the PC?

I sometimes push the wrong button trying to turn off the monitor because I can barely see the buttons on the 1800FP. Anyone else?
 

JaydenChris

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DVI here as well

I heard that the refresh rate has no baring on the monitor. Is this true?

I also unchecked the option to "hide modes this monitor cannot display" and I was able to get 1600 x .... (I forget) but wasn't sure if it might do something to my monitor. So, I put it back to 1280 x 1024.

*I have an Envision EN-9110 (the one that was on sale at Costco on "Black Friday"*
 

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Lifer
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Originally posted by: lager
What happened to the good old days when Monitors used to turn off along with the PC?

I sometimes push the wrong button trying to turn off the monitor because I can barely see the buttons on the 1800FP. Anyone else?

nope. And I don't ever recall A system whose monitor turned off with the PC, most CRT's go into standby, but do does my LCD.
 

Imported

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DVI, I let it do it's thing.

To clean my LCD, I use a microfiber cloth and some LCD cleaner I bought.
 

isekii

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how the hell do you miss a power button on the 1800FP ?

it's the last damn button to the right. :p
 

Lager

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Originally posted by: isekii
how the hell do you miss a power button on the 1800FP ?

it's the last damn button to the right. :p

The power button is kind of bright you know. :confused:
 

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Lifer
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Originally posted by: lager
Originally posted by: isekii
how the hell do you miss a power button on the 1800FP ?

it's the last damn button to the right. :p

The power button is kind of bright you know. :confused:

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