Monitor Input - Newer Monitors work on OLD system?. Hey guys, A monitor on a machine in my family went out, and the owner is wondering if they can pick up a New Monitor and have it work for the old system. The system as a whole is probably over a decade...

also stays in touch with family overseas via emails etc. Monitor: I have a couple posts going in the Monitor section, if you could direct your attention for a moment there as well we would appreciate it: Monitor Input - Newer Monitors work on OLD system?:...

Any good LCD monitor for audio work ?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Hi. I'm considering a TFT monitor (flat LCD computer screen)for my small studio, but haven't found any thread about the ideal specs for such choice. I would appreciate any recommendation...

monitor seems to work fine. I can switch it on and off without problems. I can change the resolution and refresh rate. The only thing I can't do is change the input type from Digital to Analogue. If I try to do that using the OSD on the monitor, the screen...

Could I have possibly set up something wrong with driver and settings that would cause more ghosting? I am grasping at straws, I know, but I do really like this monitor, and I'd hate to have to return it. Any input is well appreciated, thanks. -Daphnie....

text is displayed in windows is different, monitors are made to work with computer input thats why you can get a 40" tv with speakers for the same price as a 30" monitor. i think its the pixel pitch or something tvs are made to show video so once you ave video...

me happy. But I need some input from owners of this monitor before I take the jump. Anyone here own one? I'd really appreciate the input.. I'm able to nab a Dell 2405FPW from a friend of mine for $320, is it worth it? I've read some reviews and search...

with the 5850. It is about 60-70 more than 4890? And you will be able to run newer monitors at higher resolutions better. You also get DX11 support. I would try my best to fit the 5850 in there especially if you consider upgrading your monitor. Based...

otherwise the intel is fine. As for needing a webcam, have you considered any of the newer monitors that have built in webcams? I know Asus makes some that aren't overly expensive, Dell has a nice monitor that does, but it gets kind of pricey if you don't locate...