I think I just lucked out. I was getting ready to tear the thing apart but after struggling with the bezel I figured I'd plug it one last time, a lo and behold, it worked perfectly. The jostling must have done something to it.
It's not just the arc actually, the problem is that all light greyish colors have a yellow tint to them.
http://i.imgur.com/jYFGk.jpg
See how #C3D0D9 is shown as yellowish when it should be greyish blue?
This video shows which colors are effected...
I have an LG L246WP that has been flawless for almost four years but recently it started turning some colors yellow. I've tried two different video cards, digital and analog connections, and a laptop and it's there with all of them.
I'm guessing it's toast but it would be nice if I could save...
My goal was to list approximate prices for each display - I got the pricing info from Google Products. Anyways, it looks like the $200 price that was being shown was actually for the 2333SW instead of the F2380. It sells for $260 in Canada at a few stores...
I'm probably missing a few and some of the specs might be wrong so reply if you have something to add or correct. This list is only for monitors that are currently available and can be purchased new.
22"
Dell 2209WA.....................1680x1050........E-IPS.......$200
23"
Samsung...
http://gbd.en.alibaba.com/
Tell them you're interested in buying a couple thousand of them but before doing so you want to evaluate the quality of a single unit.
Are you sure you're doing it right? I have the same monitor with the same card (GTX 260) with the same issue when using the standard driver. Though I have an older driver installed right now, adding those two lines fixed it for me.
Not the best way to do it, but this will do what you want.
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<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
function clicked(name)...
You have a bunch of issues. First of all, 'document.Theform.corsair.checked == false' won't do anything since the names you assigned are corsair1 and corsair2, not corsair. Secondly, the javascript doesn't get triggered when you check or uncheck boxes, it only runs when the page gets loaded.
The browser won't allow you to access different domains. Your only option is to use flash and have a crossdomain.xml file on the target site that specifies access for your domain.
That is, unless you want your server to do.
Here's the thing, I absolutely can't stand constant noise coming from a laptop.
Every single Intel based Dell laptop I've tried since the core 2 duo came out has had a very high pitched squeal coming from the CPU area. This squealing, along with constant fan noise has prompted me to return...
It's not overclocked by me, but it's an EVGA SSC card. I'm using a driver from February since I needed to modify a file so that It will work properly with my monitor. I never bothered to figure out how to change the newer versions. I guess that's something to look into if this keeps happening...
I launched Bioshock and the first sign of trouble was that the cursor was unresponsive. After alt-tabbing a few times I managed to get it working again but when I started playing everything but the health bar went tie dye on me. The video card driver soon crashed and I was left with 4 bit color...
Pretty good deal if you're looking for a cheap 24" IPS monitor.
http://www.ncixus.com/products/?sku=39100&vpn=MT-PL-240PW9EB&manufacture=PHILIPS&promoid=1026