Question by Tiny: What is a good monitor to use for graphic design? Asking professionals?
Best answer:
Answer by rickrudge
Hello Tiny,
Get the largest size that you can afford. I’ve heard that CTRs are slightly better than LCD as far as matching the colors better. However, LCDs are still great.
–Rick
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Question by professor: I need a new monitor for my computer and need some help deciding what kind to get?
My computer can handle a max resolution of 1280 x 1040. If I get a monitor with a higher resolution will I be wasting money or worse, ruining the picture?
I want a 19 inch and need to know if i should buy a monitor with a resolution that matches the max my computer can handle or does it even matter?
Best answer:
Answer by Nathan
No the monitor only displays what it can handle.
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Question by Magic Light: what are the specifications that I should look for when choosing an LCD monitor?
Best answer:
Answer by tipstir
1. size (normal full) (piviot) or (widescreen) *see below
2. speed 6ms lower number is better but 6ms is very good
3. brightness and contrast also look for HD models better
4. stereo speakers or usb connections (optional but good)
5. stand (should be able to tilt up and down or pull up or down)
* normal screen say 19″ best view is 1280×1024 true 19″
* pivot this allows you go from landscape to portrait
* wide screen say 19″ best view is 1440×900 true 17″
The size of the screen is different when you consider to go with widescreen as the size of the full screen which is bigger.
So if you want to buy 19″ widescreen but you wan the size of normal full 19″ then you would have to buy 22″ widescreen.
Also if you want to have both HDTV and VGA Monitor you could get 26″ or 32″ HDTV with VGA PC port.
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Question by Brandon G: Can i hook up a dvd player to an lcd monitor using monster cable w dvi end and dvi with hdmi adapter end?
thanks for the help everyone! im still having trouble! i have a vga going out to my pc and a dvi going out into a hdmi. i used a monstor dvi to hdmi converter to use the monster dvi cable. i can switch between vga and dvi with a button on the lcd monitor. the vga comes up fine. when i turn on the dvd player and switch to dvi mode it comes up fine as well with he samsung “on” screen. BUT when i put a dvd in the samsung hd850 the scepter 19 inch x9w the screen goes lite blue then black then lite blue then black. when i take the dvd out te samsung menu comes up perfect. i tried changing the dvd players specs fom 480 to 720 to 768. the lcds to res is only 1400×900. i changed from the dvd players rgb-normal to rgb-expand and from dvi A to dvi B. this is all in samsungs menu. I am pulling my hair out. the sceptre lcd displays the dvd player when it turns on but not the movie when i load it in the player!!!! What am i doing wrong? i feel like i ate a bowl of clown this morning guys! thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Simon T
I suspect that the DVD player is enabling the HDCP encryption that is part of the HDMI standard when it plays a DVD . If your monitor does not support HDCP then it will not display the image.
Try playing a home movie DVD, or one that does not have copyright requirements and see if that works. If it does then you would need to get a monitor that has HDCP support on the DVI-D port.
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CORWEN, UK (PRWEB UK) 29 September 2012
The enhanced Total Phase Beagle USB 5000 v2 Analysers range replaces the award winning Beagle USB 5000 which is well known for its real-time analysis of USB 3.0 systems.
A new USB 2.0 version of the Beagle USB 5000 v2 is now available which extends the enhanced features previously only available for USB 3.0 analysis to USB 2.0 monitoring. Features include the unique USB 3.0 downlink of captured data to the host PC and the option of an advanced multi-level state machine to more accurately track down problem packets. Currently the Beagle USB 5000 v2 is the only USB analyser on the market able to stream and analyse data in real-time up to 5GB/s. This means that data can be captured at full speed over extended periods of time without the expense of a large capture buffer in the analyser.
The Beagle USB 5000 v2 is now available in three versions, each model upgradeable to the next version. This means that the user can add capability as and when he needs to without his initial analyser becoming obsolete.
Beagle USB 5000 v2 USB 2.0
This version supports USB 2.0, v1.0 and v1.1. It is an enhanced version of the existing Beagle USB 480 analyser and can be upgraded to a SuperSpeed Standard or Ultimate Analyser.
Beagle USB 5000 v2 SuperSpeed Standard
The standard version supports USB 3.0, USB 2.0, USB v1.0 and USB v1.1
Beagle USB 5000 v2 SuperSpeed Ultimate
Includes all the features of the Standard version plus USB 3.0 Downlink, an Advanced Multi-Level State Machine to assist with Triggering and Filtering, Simultaneous USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 Capture, Multi-analyser synchronisation and a massive 4GB Capture Buffer.
Customers of existing Total Phase Beagle USB 12 USB v1.0 and USB v1.1 Protocol Analyser, Beagle USB 480 and Beagle USB 5000 analysers are currently being offered generous trade-in deals from Total Phase to the new models.
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The Debug Store distributes Total Phase CAN, I2C, SPI and USB Analysers and Interfaces in the UK, Ireland and Europe. It specialises in supplying embedded systems development tools and electronic test equipment to electronic engineers in the UK and throughout Europe and is known as “The Electronic Engineers’ Tool Store”. The company was founded and is run by John Legg, an experienced embedded hardware and software engineer whose philosophy has always been to introduce innovative solutions to the embedded systems developer and to back them with both pre and post sales advice and support.
About Total Phase
Total Phase is based in California and manufactures user-friendly, powerful and affordable USB, CAN, I2C and SPI development tools for embedded systems engineers. Total Phase tools combine the best-of-breed features, Windows, Linux and Mac OS X support, a royalty-free API, free software updates and free lifetime support, making them perfect additions to any engineer’s toolbox.
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Dublin, Ireland (PRWEB) September 20, 2012
The solution uses a secure mobile application enabling customers to monitor and manage their entire IT infrastructure from any location and at anytime. Mobile devices supported by the solution include: iPhone, iPad, Android phones/tablets, Windows phones and the new Windows 8 tablets. Customers can monitor Windows, Linux and Mac operating systems as well as their own .NET and Java applications.
Secom is a software distribution company, headquartered in Alkmaar, with a long history in the region going back to the early 1980s. Secom has a strong distribution network of resellers throughout the Netherlands and Belgium.
Commenting on the announcement, head of Sales for Secom, Ms Stephanie Goddijn, stated The inclusion of Mobile PC Monitor in our portfolio is a significant addition and a tremendous endorsement of Secom. She further stated I am proud of this agreement and looking forward to a very successful collaboration in the future.
Secom have already received valuable feedback from their resellers, MsGoddijn remarked By using the Mobile PC Monitor solution, helpdesk support can be expanded properly, from passive to active management.
MMSOFT Design, an Irish company headquartered in Dublin, has developed the monitoring solution which is available in small business and enterprise editions. Both are scalable to suit most applicable IT environments.
MMSOFT has already an impressive list of distribution partners. Marius Mihalec, CEO and founder, stated MMSOFT is focused on building a strong distribution network and Secom fit the bill perfectly. He expanded on this by saying We already have a foothold in the Dutch market and see Secom as the perfect partner to accelerate sales.
If you are an ICT service provider in the Netherlands, please contact:
Secom
Email:sales(at)secom(dot)nl
Phone : +31 (0)72-5053890
If you are a distributor outside of the Netherlands and wish to here more, please contact:
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Email: sales(at)mobilepcmonitor(dot)com
Phone: +353 (0) 1 6190234
Question by : Dual Monitor Display – Windows 7 ?
I just bought two 23 inch widescreen monitors and a extra video graphics card so i can hook up dual monitors. I installed the software so i can use the two monitors , Everything works fine for the dragging back and fourth. But the problem is on my main screen (primary) the resolution is 1920 X 1080 and the 2nd monitor is at a different resolution, I have read how to change them but HERE IS THE PROBLEM, When i right click to “adjust screen resolution” i do not see multiple display or the ” extend Display” option all there is is 1.) Display 2.) resolution 3.) orientation, how come when i look at “how to set up dual monitors for windows 7″ there is always an extra option but i dont have it!
I want to make both monitors the same resolution. I have tried the ” windows + p ” and i click on extend and still nothing happens… Please some one help
Best answer:
Answer by kevin ? gent
are you doing this ?
right click desk top and select screen resolution
4 th down Multiple displays ,,,options are
duplicate
extend these displays
show desktop on 1
show desktop on 2,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,this is the 1 you need
you should then be able to to click on monitor 2 and change the res independently
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Question by : IS THIS PC ANY GOOD I NEEDD TO KNOW PLEASE? and monitor?
General Spec
Brand
CyberpowerPC
Model
Gamer Ultra 2082
Type
Gaming
Processor
AMD Athlon II X2 260 3.2GHz
Processor Main Features
64 bit Dual Core Processor
Cache Per Processor
2 x 1MB L2 Cache
Memory
4GB DDR3 1333MHz Dual Channel Memory
Hard Drive
1TB SATA-II 3.0Gb/s 7200RPM
Optical Drive 1
24x DVD±R/±RW Dual Layer Drive
Graphics
AMD Radeon HD 6450 (1 GB)
Audio
Sound card – Integrated
Ethernet
Gigabit Ethernet
Power Supply
500W
Keyboard
Xtreme Gear USB Keyboard
Mouse
Xtreme Gear USB Mouse
Operating System
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Special Features
AZZA Orion Gaming Case
Motherboard
Chipset
NVIDIA GeForce 7025
CPU
CPU Type
Athlon II X2
Installed Qty
1
CPU Speed
260(3.2GHz)
L2 Cache Per CPU
2 x 1MB
CPU Socket Type
AM3
CPU Main Features
64 bit Dual Core Processor
Graphics
GPU/VPU Type
AMD Radeon HD 6450 (1 GB)
Graphics Interface
PCI Express x16
Memory
Memory Capacity
4GB DDR3
Memory Speed
DDR3 1333
Form Factor
DIMM 240-pin
Memory Spec
2GB x 2
Memory Slot (Total)
2
Memory Slot (Available)
0
Hard Drive
HDD Capacity
1TB
HDD Interface
SATA II
HDD RPM
7200rpm
Optical Drive
Optical Drive Type
DVD±RW
Optical Drive Spec
24x DVD±R/±RW Dual Layer Drive
Audio
Audio Chipset
Integrated
Audio Channels
7.1 Channel Audio
Communications
LAN Chipset
Integrated
LAN Speed
10/100/1000Mbps
Front Panel Ports
Front USB
2
Front Audio Ports
Yes
Back Panel Ports
PS/2
2
Rear USB
4
RJ45
1 port
Rear Audio Ports
Yes
Expansion
PCI Slots (Available/Total)
1x PCI-e 16x
1x PCI-e 1x
2x PCI
Mouse
Mouse Type
Xtreme Gear USB Mouse
Keyboard
Keyboard Type
Xtreme Gear USB KeyboardHanns-G
Model
HW-191APB
Cabinet Color
Black
Display
Screen Size
19″
Widescreen
Yes
Maximum Resolution
1440 x 900
Recommended Resolution
1440 x 900
Viewing Angle
150°(H) / 135°(V)
Pixel Pitch
0.283mm x 0.238mm
Display Colors
16.2 Million
Brightness
300 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio
700:1
Response Time
5ms
Panel
Active Matrix, TFT LCD
Display Type
WXGA+
Connectivity
Input Video Compatibility
Analog RGB
Connectors
D-Sub
D-Sub
1
DVI
No
HDMI
No
Power
Complies with
EPA Energy Star
Power Supply
100VAC – 240VAC, 50/60HZ Autodetect
Power Consumption
42W (Max.)
Convenience
Regulatory Approvals
UL, C-UL, TUV, CB, BSMI, FCC, CE, NOM, TCO 03
Stand Adjustments
Tilt
Built-in TV Tuner
No
Built-in Speakers
2 x 1 W
Features
Manufacturer Limited Warranty period (panel): 1 year
Panel Treatment: Anti-glare Hardcoating
VESA Standard Mounting Points
Kensington Lock
Windows Vista
Certified for Windows Vista
Packaging
Package Contents
HW-191APB LCD Monitor
VGA Cable
Power Cable
Audio Cable
Dimensions
Dimensions
17.8″ x 14.6″ x 7.8″
Weight
9.7 lbs.
and i want to know if the monitor will support the system i just want to use the pc for sony vegas and a hdpvr
and does the pc support wifi im looking for one to
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Answer by hong=l
If you are only using this PC to capture and edit gameplay/ other stuff, it should be OK. In my experience Sony Vegas isn’t extremely demanding when it comes to hardware. However, if you are going to be capturing footage for hours at a time and storing a large amount of raw footage and edited video files, you may find that 1 TB fills up pretty soon. You may want to consider purchasing a second 1 TB HDD (around the $ 60 -$ 70ish range) just to be sure. If you decide not to do that, I would definitely have at least a 500 GB second HDD just to backup those edited files.
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You know, I’ve fixed all sorts of LCD monitor problems. You name it…white display, dim/no display, blinking LED, no visual although the power indicator is on, stuck pixel, rainbow display and so on…
Now, don’t get me wrong. I’m not bragging or anything.
I couldn’t afford to attend one of those 2-3 day repair courses because they are waaay to expensive where I’m at. otherwise I don’t know what I would do!
You see, I came across this downloadable repair guide and it helped me solve lots of LCD monitor problems. What’s great about it is that it contains a ton of step-by-step pictures so a hardcore visual learner like yours truly can follow along easily.
I really can’t follow repair guides that are very heavy in text. Well, what can I say; I’m a visual type of person…
Anyway, I’m in a sharing mood right now so here are some tips I hope would assist you in some way…
Oh, by the way, you can get the download details for the LCD monitor repair guide I mentioned by . A new window will open, I believe.
Here’s one of the most common LCD problems: No display on screen yet the power indicator comes on temporarily. This irritating issue is induced by several factors such as defective backlights, busted high voltage transformer, IC inverter problem, spoiled filter caps, etc.
And if you want to know if the problem lies with the main board, then all you have to do is make certain that supply voltage flows to the inverter IC after the display goes off. If voltage is present, then you should focus on the primary components in the inverter board.
The first step is to check the main or primary section. Test all components in that area, especially the power FET, ampere main fuse and PWM IC. I’ve encountered this problem many times before and more often than not, the issue lies with these components.
Once again, if you want to learn how to solve a wide variety of LCD monitor problems quickly and easily, be sure to download step-by-step repair guide that’s jam-packed with photographic demonstrations.
Downloading such LCD monitor repair manual direct to your computer is now possible by following this underlined blue link:
Download details are available on that site so good luck and God bless!
Rob Ethrington
Description of Windows 7 Resource Monitor can help you spot problems, set them and even make the right decision when it comes to upgrading your computer. In this article we will look at Similar tool in Windows XP and Vista, and how to use Resource Monitor tool in Windows 7
avoid queues
Resource Monitor is most useful when you need to define the so-called bottleneck in the computer. These are the parts of a computer, which limit its performance.
If you think that the flow of information by computer as driving a car down the road, a bottleneck is where the dual carriageway becomes a single road. Two lanes can not fit on a single lane in the same tailback speed and will, no matter how fast the cars could be journey to this point.
inside your computer are rather complicated, of course, but The principle is the same. For example, when Windows runs out of memory to store temporary information has to use some space on your hard disk instead. As Hard drive is about 100 times slower than memory, it slows everything down.
Resource Monitor can also reveal problems with specific programs. If replace the program is a performance problem may disappear.
Monitoring Performance in Windows XP
Resource Monitor counterparts exist in previous versions Windows. Windows XP Performance Monitor, for example, can be launched by clicking the Start button, clicking Run, typing and pressing perfmon.exe Enter.
This tool looks like, but it contains some useful basic information. The green line shows how difficult the processor is working, the blue line represents the hard drive implementation and the yellow line shows how the memory is used.
Windows Vista users should click on the Start button, type the Reliability and Performance Monitor and press Enter. Click Next when the account user Control window. The main part of the window contains graphs showing performance of your computer is the processor, hard disk, network and memory. More information can be found by clicking on the title line of the charts.
Reliability Monitor, available in Vista, a graph that shows how to computer is reliable. The problems are marked with icons from more information below so you can easily see if the problem is the cause of repeated crashes.
Description of Windows 7 Resource Monitor can help you spot problems, set them, and even make the right decision when it comes to upgrading your computer. In this article we will look at similar tools in Windows XP and Vista, and how to use Resource Monitor tool in Windows 7
avoid queues
Resource Monitor is most useful when you need to define the so-called bottleneck in the computer. These are the parts of a computer, which limit its performance.
If you think that the flow of information by computer as driving a car down the road, a bottleneck is where the dual carriageway becomes a single road. Two lanes can not fit on a single lane in the same tailback speed and will, no matter how fast the cars could be journey to this point.
inside your computer are rather complicated, of course, but The principle is the same. For example, when Windows runs out of memory to store temporary information has to use some space on your hard disk instead. As Hard drive is about 100 times slower than memory, it slows everything down.
Resource Monitor can also reveal problems with specific programs. If replace the program is a performance problem may disappear.
Monitoring Performance in Windows XP
Resource Monitor counterparts exist in previous versions Windows. Windows XP Performance Monitor, for example, can be launched by clicking the Start button, clicking Run, typing and pressing perfmon.exe Enter.
This tool looks like, but it contains some useful basic information. The green line shows how difficult the processor is working, the blue line represents the hard drive implementation and the yellow line shows how the memory is used.
Windows Vista users should click on the Start button, type the Reliability and Performance Monitor and press Enter. Click Next when the account user Control window. The main part of the window contains graphs showing performance of your computer is the processor, hard disk, network and memory. More information can be found by clicking on the title line of the charts.
Reliability Monitor, available in Vista, a graph that shows how to computer is reliable. The problems are marked with icons from more information below so you can easily see if the problem is the cause of repeated crashes.
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