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Re: Which graphics card to get?
It has the controls, but you still can't straighten it out completely. I've
seen this problem before on other monitors which I suspect are the cheapo types
like this one. It's possible there are adjusting "pots" in the back that can be
accessed with a plastic screw drive inserted into little holes in the back of
the case. They are meant for a technician to actually calibrate the monitor. I
haven't checked on this one. All I know is the controls on the front only
marginally do the job. This is a $150.00 19". I thought about returning it,
but I was too lazy.
Doug Byfield wrote:
> On Wednesday 09 January 2002 16:20, Cyberclops wrote:
> > THat's my understanding, but the monitor I have (Envision 19") has a high
> > refresh rate, but still isn't that great of a monitor as the edges bend.
>
> Edges bend? Every monitor that I have ever used has a geometry control to
> increase or decrease the curvature of the sides either inward or outward so
> that the edges are straight. I'd be very surprised if the monitor didn't have
> this control.
>
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