- Nov 8, 2004
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Here is the story.
2 weeks ago i bought 19 inch LG LCD with 2ms responce time.
the native resolution was 1280x1024.
i played World of Warcraft with it, but wanted to get widescreen instead.
so i went back to the store, added $20, and got 20.1 inch Widescreen LG LCD monitor it has 5 ms response time instead of 2.
everything looks normal,
but when i went to http://www.gdargaud.net/Hack/DeadPixels.html to test Dead Pixels, my screen is strange.
First of all, that link above, has many many many lines. Without moving the window with many many lines, my screen flickers. Also, when I try to drag the window from left to right or up to down,or any other way, i get really ugly looking traces that pixels dont refresh themsleves fast enough. Can this be because my first monitor was 2ms and this one is 8ms?
If any of you could go to that website, and see if your monitor does the same.
***NOTE: You have to have the option "Show Window contents while dragging" enabled, otherwise you will not be able to properly see the problem.
If you guys still dont understand what i am saying, just say so.
2 weeks ago i bought 19 inch LG LCD with 2ms responce time.
the native resolution was 1280x1024.
i played World of Warcraft with it, but wanted to get widescreen instead.
so i went back to the store, added $20, and got 20.1 inch Widescreen LG LCD monitor it has 5 ms response time instead of 2.
everything looks normal,
but when i went to http://www.gdargaud.net/Hack/DeadPixels.html to test Dead Pixels, my screen is strange.
First of all, that link above, has many many many lines. Without moving the window with many many lines, my screen flickers. Also, when I try to drag the window from left to right or up to down,or any other way, i get really ugly looking traces that pixels dont refresh themsleves fast enough. Can this be because my first monitor was 2ms and this one is 8ms?
If any of you could go to that website, and see if your monitor does the same.
***NOTE: You have to have the option "Show Window contents while dragging" enabled, otherwise you will not be able to properly see the problem.
If you guys still dont understand what i am saying, just say so.