22" Samsung Out of Focus

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Hi All

I just got 2 Samsung 2232gw screens.

The one I am using at home with a 8800GTS card and the other one is at the office connected to onboard display.

Now the one at home is crystal clear and awesome, but the one at the office is out of focus and blurry.

I also can not get the resolution set to 1680 x 1050 the pc only lets me go to 1600 x 1200 and up but not 1680 x 1050.

I have an old 5200 agp card that i could put in there, as that mb only supports agp, Do you think this would sort the problem ?


Thanks
 
Currently it is with the blue one , vga or d-sub,you know what I mean.

That is analog AFAIK and dvi is digital.

So yes the onboard display does not have a dvi port
 
Hi All
I also can not get the resolution set to 1680 x 1050 the pc only lets me go to 1600 x 1200 and up but not 1680 x 1050.
I have an old 5200 agp card that i could put in there, as that mb only supports agp, Do you think this would sort the problem ?

That's your problem right there -- you must use the monitor's native resolution of 1680 x 1050 to have a sharp pic.
 
Currently it is with the blue one , vga or d-sub,you know what I mean.

That is analog AFAIK and dvi is digital.

So yes the onboard display does not have a dvi port

See if you connect the monitor to the 5200 via DVI if the problem goes away :) Set it to 1680x1050 (if you can) to have a clear image, since it's the native resolution.
 
Ok thanks will try that and let you know.

btw- these screens are awesome, coming from a 19" Benq lcd that i thought was nice, heh , these are nice
 
these monitors are not nice man

these monitors are off the chart freakin amazing :)

I LOVE YOU SAMSUNG
 
I got a 226BW a month or two ago -- and it's awesome. It's my first LCD, and I still can't believe how fuzzy my old monitor looks in comparison to it.

ETA: yay 800 posts :)
 
Ok i popped in the 5200 card and swopped to dvi cable and everything is fine now.

Thanks guys.
 
I am also betting on resolution being the problem. A non shielded cable can also give a distorted picture...
 
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