Dell 2001fp purchased!

[Kevroc]

Got it, love it! however...

1600x1200 4 tabling is hurting my eyes, so i'm 1280x1024 for now, with just a little overlap. Anyone have any suggestions about proper use of the goods?

[TStoneMBD]

why even get the monitor if youre not going to use it properly?

[Kevroc]

I thought 4 tables without overlap would be pretty sweet but, after a couple hours, I found myself squinting [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

I'm still happy with it and recommend it.

[raccon]

The resolutions on TFT-monitors are fixed, so the 1280x1024 makes the picture look fuzzy. Use 1600x1200, your eyes will adapt.

[AA suited]

you should have native mode, which is usually the max resolution, for LCDs.

anything below it will make the pic look crappy

[Nick-Zack]

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The resolutions on TFT-monitors are fixed, so the 1280x1024 makes the picture look fuzzy. Use 1600x1200, your eyes will adapt.

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My eyes bothered me for a few days also. You will be fine soon.

[kenberman]

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Got it, love it! however...

1600x1200 4 tabling is hurting my eyes, so i'm 1280x1024 for now, with just a little overlap. Anyone have any suggestions about proper use of the goods?

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if this continues to be the case, you should return it and get a cheaper monitor, as you've payed a premium for a feature you're not using.

[Kevroc]

Thanks guys, I'll try to get used to it. That last statement is true, what's the use having it if you arent gonna use it to its full potential.

[obsidian]

Yea, you would have probably been better getting the 19" lcd then for about $260-$300 instead of the 2001fp.