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Originally Posted by Azz
It might be in the control panel options for you monitor - I vaguely remember there being such an option on my old Acer, but I haven't used it for years so can't be sure. Generally tho, laptops don't have the option (and you have to calibrate it using other means - such as with a calibration tool like spyder pro).
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Thanks Azz (that was the exact difference between what I seen and what I got!) 
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It has been stated in this this thread that this monitor has NO LAG, it has some though measured at 0.6ms average. Every model suffers from some lag, just some more than others.
It also does not even cover the full sRGB Gamut managing only 76.0% of the Adobe RGB reference and 96.9% of the sRGB space.
Also "The panel itself actually uses a 6-bit colour depth with Advanced Frame Rate Control (A-FRC) to produce the 16.7m colours. This is different to regular 8-bit IPS matrices, but this is a measure taken to achieve a lower price point for these modern lower-cost displays."
For the money this is not a bad monitor but I dread to think what monitor was being used before if it makes such a drastic difference to your images.
Have you checked the display against other displays? Have you checked the colour of printed images against what is being displayed on screen? Are they the same?
Steve
It also does not even cover the full sRGB Gamut managing only 76.0% of the Adobe RGB reference and 96.9% of the sRGB space.
Also "The panel itself actually uses a 6-bit colour depth with Advanced Frame Rate Control (A-FRC) to produce the 16.7m colours. This is different to regular 8-bit IPS matrices, but this is a measure taken to achieve a lower price point for these modern lower-cost displays."
For the money this is not a bad monitor but I dread to think what monitor was being used before if it makes such a drastic difference to your images.
Have you checked the display against other displays? Have you checked the colour of printed images against what is being displayed on screen? Are they the same?
Steve
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Steve
see post 1 for the monitors used. My existing monitor doesn't have warm/cold etc, it has lean back 1 and 2/group/side/custom/standing/off etc. built Nov 2010 so its 2 years out of date
Bazza
see post 1 for the monitors used. My existing monitor doesn't have warm/cold etc, it has lean back 1 and 2/group/side/custom/standing/off etc. built Nov 2010 so its 2 years out of date
Bazza