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"Margolis" <someone@somewhere.org> wrote in message 
news:ethlf.1956$YM1.1742@fe02.lga...
> "Glock" <not@mine.netsky> wrote in message 
> news:ILidncxhCdERowneRVn-gg@giganews.com...
>> Where the heck is everyone?
>> Question- moved from a 19" Dell flatSCREEN CRT to a 20" Dell 2001FP LCD 
>> for Q2 and it seems to be sucking. It's like learning to play all over 
>> again - same card I was using (GeForce FX5200 128MB. Motion seems blurred 
>> at all resolutions. Only way I can get a good framerate is to drop down 
>> to 800x600 and that's like tunnel vision. Any tweaks to make it work 
>> better or is that just the way it is with LCDs???
>>
>
> can't comment on that particular lcd, but that is a very common problem 
> with a lot of them, it's called ghosting.   Personally I will never use an 
> lcd as my main screen until they no longer make a good crt and I HAVE to 
> switch. Some of the newer lcd's do not suffer from that problem, so you 
> can get some that work fine.   Apparently just not that one.  Have you 
> installed the monitors drivers?  I have heard of people with dell lcd's 
> that had problems because they forgot to install the monitor drivers that 
> came with the monitor.
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> Margolis
> http://web.archive.org/web/20030215212142/http://www.agqx.org/faqs/AGQ2FAQ.htm
> http://www.unrealtower.org/faq
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Yeah - installed the Dell-supplied monitor drivers and I'm even running the 
HDMI cables instead of analog. Still get the ghosting. Using 1024x768 at 
75hz seems to be the most manageable with the field of view, etc. but it's 
like playing with Crisco smeared on your screen. I wish I could bring back 
my old CRT and place it next to the LCDs, but I don't know how I'd convince 
my boss it was needed for "research purposes".....................