Battle of the monitors!
Short and sweet.
My old monitor was giving me these really wierd faint horizontal lines in games.
Only in games. So I figured it was a videocard problem. Tried out my TV my screen and it's fine. My tv's bigger and it allows me to run at 1920x800.
Is there any problems I could run into such as wrong colours for photoshop or whatever?
Thanks in advanced, bye.
My old monitor was giving me these really wierd faint horizontal lines in games.
Only in games. So I figured it was a videocard problem. Tried out my TV my screen and it's fine. My tv's bigger and it allows me to run at 1920x800.
Is there any problems I could run into such as wrong colours for photoshop or whatever?
Thanks in advanced, bye.
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I do echo that though, anyone able to help me with that?
Hm, not got an answer but as Vass says, somone who knows how to work them computer things will help ya.
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Profiles found on the web are of little to no use. Displays change over time and there are huge color differences from batch to batch. If you want accurate color you need to be doing your own profiles with a decent quality device (no $90 spyder). Look at gretag macbeth and lacie's offerings in the $300 range.
I would not use a tv for a working monitor. There are issues with the TV doing image processing you don't want to deal with (like overscan) and the factory color will be off by an order of magnitude greater than a computer monitor.
You also can't post screen captures to check color accuracy.