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Netjetpilot
02-07-2007, 12:19 PM
Hello everyone.... Been quite a while since I have been on here. You guys have always been sooooo helpful.
I am thinking about building a new system for gaming and general use. Play mostly COD online. I currently have and AMD Athlon 2800+ with 1GB ram and an XFX Geforce 6600GT AGP card.
Heres the deal... I decided to get rid of my old crappy 17" crt monitor and take the LCD plunge. Best Buy had the LG L1932TQ Flatron monitor (19") on sale for about $250. DVI input, looked good I thought. Heres where the problem comes in. After hooking it up I found that the reds were WAAYY red. I used the Geforce menu system and adjsted the colors and hue and saturation the best that I could but I am still not too sure about the color. THe other BIG problem that I have is during COD play, it really looks like the the display is fuzzy when I move around. I know that LCDs inheritantly have the blurring or gohsting problem but I figured that a monitor with a 4ms response time would not have that problem. I looked for reviews before purchasing but all I found were user reviews on the model (all were positive).
Would a 17" monitor be better or is this just the way LCDs are? Will I never be happy with a LCD and end up back with CRT? For just doing the web and other medial tasks, this monitor looks great but I do a lot of gaming. Concerned...
What about the Viewsonic VX922 from Newegg? I would like to know though if it is drastically better than this LG or will I not notice a difference? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824116375

BTW.. I plan on building a new system in the near future.... probably a AMD 64 X2 (dual core, Yeah I know you know what that is but not sure if I wrote it correctly), 1 or 2 gig ram, Abit KN8 motherboard, 320gb hardrive and maybe a 7950 vid card.

Sterling_Aug
02-07-2007, 01:27 PM
How is the brightness, contrast, and saturation set now?

What do you have the refresh rate set to? LCDs should never be set to any refresh other than 60Hz, that is the native refresh mode that should be used.

$250 seems awful high for a 19" monitor. I paid $129 for my 17" LCD a few months back, and now they are under $100. I guess the fast response times are what is driving the prices way up.

Netjetpilot
02-07-2007, 01:41 PM
The refresh rate is set at 60hz which as you said is the standard. In fact, after I installed the drivers that was the only choice.
Not sure about the rest of it. Brightness is less 43%, Contrast is 54%. But.... that is off of the LCD monitor menu, but in reality I have adjusted it through the Nvidia Video card which utilizes a graph looking thing that can be manipulated with the mouse. (If that makes sense.)
I am more concerned about the blurriness of the monitor during gameplay. Actually, I thought $250 was very reasonable for a supposedly great quality 19' monitor. THe viewsonic from Newegg is about that much too.

THanks for your response.

Netjetpilot
02-07-2007, 10:26 PM
Any more??

How about the Samsung 931BF? Anyone have that one?