seriously, you are just too lazy to try... you got the PC, you got the monitor, just set it and take a look... why bother to ask this kind of question when you can see the answer yourself in a minute or 2.. :dunno:
Dell 27 inch monitor users, please help
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i already just tried.
i tune down the monitor to lowest and recalibrated.still to bright.
and i even use the nvidia program to tune down even further b4 calibrating.still same.
why bother to make the above post if you have absolutely nothing to contribute?i'm lazy and you are?hardworking?kaypoh?buzz off please.
i was at work and i dont have the dell with me.try what?u think everyone like you so free is it?
ok, i tried lowering the reso.
what happens is the fonts in browser all becomes a distinct blur.it's definitely not as sharp as full res.
and other reso settings, the words become stretched.
the max reso seems to be the best settings but the fonts are way to small.
what happens is the fonts in browser all becomes a distinct blur.it's definitely not as sharp as full res.
and other reso settings, the words become stretched.
the max reso seems to be the best settings but the fonts are way to small.
i just read cnet reviews on the 27inch.
http://reviews.cnet.com/Dell_2707WFP_27_inch_LCD_monitor/4505-3174_7-32306445.html?tag=prod.txt.10
All of these overactive whites and black blacks serve to make saturated colors in movies, photos, and graphics practically leap off the screen. Likewise, extremely light colors remain visible and defined. The 2707WFP has no gamut-mapping problems at these extremes. However, at various levels of saturation between the two extremes--the middle 55 percent or so--there are pockets of colors that the display can't reproduce properly. This display also has poor brightness uniformity: on a black screen, you can clearly see light emanating from three of the four corners. There's also various red and green color contamination visible in grayscale midtones, and lighter blues look positively purple
http://reviews.cnet.com/Dell_2707WFP_27_inch_LCD_monitor/4505-3174_7-32306445.html?tag=prod.txt.10
All of these overactive whites and black blacks serve to make saturated colors in movies, photos, and graphics practically leap off the screen. Likewise, extremely light colors remain visible and defined. The 2707WFP has no gamut-mapping problems at these extremes. However, at various levels of saturation between the two extremes--the middle 55 percent or so--there are pockets of colors that the display can't reproduce properly. This display also has poor brightness uniformity: on a black screen, you can clearly see light emanating from three of the four corners. There's also various red and green color contamination visible in grayscale midtones, and lighter blues look positively purple
On desktop, right click->properties->settings->advanced->general->display dpi setting->120dpi.
At the non-native resolutions the font WILL be blurry unless it's set at an integer fraction of the native resolution. Resampling with some sort of naive anti-aliasing at work - otherwise some of the lines will just remain single lines while others becomes double the width.
read more reviews next time before buying... and don't rush to buy the first product out there.
Errz
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Best choice u've made.. we're sure it'll work but we rather it didnt coz we can take pics of you slam dunking it down ortegalanguni's throat :bsmilie:
Time for me to get a 30", then return it after 29 days. Hope that there ain't hidden charges.
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Its cheaper than renting lor... and u won't even feel the depreciation... best of all, u get new monitor every 30 days... and best best best of all... other lucky guys can get a lucky draw chance of owning a limited edition touch signature jeanie edition...
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