At 12:00 PM 28/09/2007, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Yes, it's the same one. However, it worked fine on the ATI9800 Pro
in dual and single. And still does. HOwever, it doesn't work (barely
at all) even alone on the 8800. Right now, I have a Viewsonic (1400
x 900) and the working Samgsung (1600 x
Joe User wrote:
Hello Anthony,
Friday, September 28, 2007, 7:59:05 AM, you wrote:
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
I just loaded the new beta nVidia drivers. So far so good. I'm
running both sammys at 1600x1200 with both being stable...no
flickering or blinking of any kind on the "suspec
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 12:00 PM 28/09/2007, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Yes, it's the same one. However, it worked fine on the ATI9800 Pro in
dual and single. And still does. HOwever, it doesn't work (barely at
all) even alone on the 8800. Right now, I have a Viewsonic (1400 x
900) and t
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
I just loaded the new beta nVidia drivers. So far so good. I'm
running both sammys at 1600x1200 with both being stable...no
flickering or blinking of any kind on the "suspect" monitor. Now if I
could just get them to look halfway similar I'd be in soup city.
Winterlight wrote:
when dual displays are becoming more the norm than the exception.
Really, where is that?
Something I read in Maximum PC, I believe. They are not the norm,
though, just a trend going in that direction. With LCDs being light
weight, spacing saving, and low power and cos
Hello Anthony,
Friday, September 28, 2007, 7:59:05 AM, you wrote:
> Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
>>
>>
>> I just loaded the new beta nVidia drivers. So far so good. I'm
>> running both sammys at 1600x1200 with both being stable...no
>> flickering or blinking of any kind on the "suspect" monitor.
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 12:37 PM 28/09/2007, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Have you tried swapping video cables?
Well, the first thing I did was swamp the video cable at the back of
the PC, as they are the easiest thing to reach and deal with. I ended
up with the same result on the same moni
Joe User wrote:
Hello Anthony,
Friday, September 28, 2007, 9:25:25 AM, you wrote:
Is that what you were stumped about - what I meant?
Stumped, as in, I don't know what the problem is.
Oh! :) I just thought I was being unclear as this stuff is posted over
several emails. Thre
At 12:37 PM 28/09/2007, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Have you tried swapping video cables?
Well, the first thing I did was swamp the video cable at the back of
the PC, as they are the easiest thing to reach and deal with. I
ended up with the same result on the same monitor. Do you think
eliminat
Hello Anthony,
Friday, September 28, 2007, 9:25:25 AM, you wrote:
> Is that what you were stumped about - what I meant?
Stumped, as in, I don't know what the problem is.
--
Regards,
joeuser - Still looking for the 'any' key...
At 11:25 AM 28/09/2007, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
About what? When I hook up two Samsung 204B to my XFX Geforce 8800
GTS and run them at 1600 x 1200, one of them blinks on and off
intermittently, making it impossible to do anything. The monitor
works fine on the old system with the ATI9800Pro
Winterlight wrote:
At 04:55 AM 9/28/2007, you wrote:
Winterlight wrote:
when dual displays are becoming more the norm than the exception.
Really, where is that?
Something I read in Maximum PC, I believe.
I don't think so. What you read is that Maximum PCs are, and always
have been,
At 04:55 AM 9/28/2007, you wrote:
Winterlight wrote:
when dual displays are becoming more the norm than the exception.
Really, where is that?
Something I read in Maximum PC, I believe.
I don't think so. What you read is that Maximum PCs are, and always
have been, a big proponent of mul
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 11:25 AM 28/09/2007, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
About what? When I hook up two Samsung 204B to my XFX Geforce 8800
GTS and run them at 1600 x 1200, one of them blinks on and off
intermittently, making it impossible to do anything. The monitor
works fine on the old s
At 06:17 PM 28/09/2007, Wayne Johnson wrote:
At 12:06 09-28-2007, Winterlight typed:
I know Samsung has a huge fan base, but I don't like the brand.
Everything I have bought Samsung ends up dying.
You're one of the rare ones because I love Samsung as all their
products work as advertised for
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 06:17 PM 28/09/2007, Wayne Johnson wrote:
At 12:06 09-28-2007, Winterlight typed:
I know Samsung has a huge fan base, but I don't like the brand.
Everything I have bought Samsung ends up dying.
You're one of the rare ones because I love Samsung as all their
pro
If it's codecs you need, may I suggest KLite MegaCodec
Pack which also includes
MPlayer classic:
http://www.codecguide.com/about_mega.htm
VLC on the other hand does not need codecs from what I
understand, so it is also
a great choice.
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
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