You have to run lcds at their native resolution or else its gonna be blurry. That lcd runs at 1280x1024.

not true, you just have to enable clear type

I finally got time to install it, but its kinda blurry. I remember somebody mensioning clear type or somethin like that. How do I turn that on.

You have to run lcds at their native resolution or else its gonna be blurry. That lcd runs at 1280x1024.

Yeah I know, its running at that. I found some thing from Mircosoft called “ClearType” and it fuckin worked!.. its clear now 😊

where?

Google is your friend.

EDIT~ Oh ####, that was my 100th post :D

mine was blurry too, comparing with my sonu sdm-s73 very blurry.. its gone to ebay anyway

Thats why you shudda got cleartype 😊

you don’t get it. i connected both monitors to the same videocard and enabled clone mode (both monitors displays same image) and it was blurry :(

for those of you that dont know whats going on, heres how to turn on cleartype.

just go to your control panel (start>control panel i think, i dont have a start menu 😉 ). double-click display properties.  go to the appearance tab and click on the effects button.  make sure the use the following method to smooth the edges of screen fonts” box is checked and select cleartype in the drop-down menu. voila! enjoy the improvements of anti-aliasing in windows :D .

you don’t get it. i connected both monitors to the same videocard and enabled clone mode (both monitors displays same image) and it was blurry :(

doesnt matter, you probably shoulda changed the resolution as well then.

Now the only thing I hate is that the damn monitor looks black when I’m viewing it at an angle :(

Ok I finally got to install the software that came with it, now I love this monitor! w00t w00t w00t w00t!

[quote author=“Inferno69”]Ok I finally got to install the software that came with it, now I love this monitor! w00t w00t w00t w00t!

It was about time 😉

:D