pn] What I've noticed is more important than the specific resolution/refresh
rate is that all devices attached should use as similar as possible a
resolution/refresh rate. But I still notice (most on the Win2K Server)
several areas on the screen that "waver", similar to the way you see heat
rising off a road surface. I consider spending more, but I want to make
sure that throwing money at the problem will actually solve it.
> Sam Slade Said:
>
> I also use the Belkin Omni-View, PS2, with 6 foot cables. As long as I
> stay with no higher than 1024x760 the video is okay. So I've been
> looking also, but the real good ones that work cost many times the price
> of the Omni-View, and I haven't seen a decently priced switch either.
>
> Sam Slade
>
> Peter Nosko wrote:
> >
> > pn] Does anyone here use a KVM switch for GUI workstations? I
> use the old
> > manual switch boxes for my LRP machines because quality video
> needs are low.
> > But I've been using a Belkin Omni-Cube 4-port for X/Linux and
> Windows boxes
> > and am unsatisfied with the video degradation. I'd appreciate
> any feedback
> > on reasonably-priced KVM switches with decent video
> performance. Thanks.
> >
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