Is this a good monitor? Model X9WG-NagaV?
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It's not bad deal, Good contrast ratio 700:1 good response time 8ms.  The viewing angle isn't the best @ 150º horizontal 135º vertical; but if your just sitting infront of the monitor you'll never see the difference.  Good price for a 19" too Check out http://www.pricewatch.com/brands/monitors/sceptre_technologies-2.htm\nCostco has it for cheaper.
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Seems liek your buying aPc instead of a laptop....well u defintly need at least 1 Gb of Ram in  it...other than that i would personally advice you to go for an intel dual core processor they are the latest processors and the most effective. if you store or download a lot of media files you would need at least 160 gb of memory . Dell computers are one of the best  i think. they have reallygud monitors too.. if you get a dell it will mostly come with a monitor so that shouldnt be a problem. other than that  windows media centre home edition is a gud operating system,  if you are  gamer u SHOULD give very much importance to graphiv card. i would advice you to get a Nvidia Geforce card they come in different prices  depends on how much you would really use them. i have listed below the site to dell & a few other brands. how this would help you. Best of Luck..!!! :D
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The flyback transformer is cracked.\nFlybacks are expensive.\nGenerally, it's cheaper to get a new monitor unless it's like a 21" or something.\nOk, I am not going to say 100% that it's the flyback, sometimes the power supply can whine too, but that is rarely combined with a bad smell. I'd say about 95% it's the flyback.
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Get PC eye 2000 works really well,monitors all use on your computer.
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That is what I am using right now.  I bought it about a month ago, maybe a little less.  So far I love it is very fast, the widescreen is wonderful and easy to read.  What are you going to be using it for.  If you want to use it for gaming, the video card isnt bad but it only has 64mb of shared memory so you may want to find something with a slightly better video card.  For everything else this computer is awsome.  I am very happy with it, the battery holds a charge for 4 hours and 30 minutes and I think it can actually last longer if I lower the brightness on the screen.  If you buy it from bestbuy or circuit city dont bother with the customization to your laptop they make it sound like it is essential to make your computer run well but it is a waste of money.  Also I would avoid their service plans they are also a ripoff, the manufacterer warrenty for one year is included and that should be sufficient, since the best buy service plan actually doesnt cover much of anything.  Anyways happy computer shopping
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Ah, the 2405FPW.  I've seen it work fine with a Ti4200.  I sold mine for $10.  You just have to have the monitor driver for it to work but that's included.  Even VGA works fine.  1920X1200 is about the max that standard single link DVI will support.
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Howstuffworks compares CRT's with LED Jumbo TV screens.  Worth a check.  Good luck.
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Hard to suggest a good one unless I know what you are intending to use it for.  If it is for on-line gaming that is a different configuration then if it is for Internet research and college class work which would be completely different from AutoCad design work.\n\nBest thing to do is figure out what you want to do with it and approximately how much you are willing to spend.  Then check out the sites:\n\nwww.dell.com\n\nwww.ibm.com\n\nwww.gateway.com\n\nwww.hp.com\n\nThen price compare for what you want.
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When does it get blurry, as soon as you turn on the pc and it says windows xp, or when you access the desktop, or when veiwing movies, etc. \n** Are you familiar with accessing your computers bios? If the screen is blurry when your in the bios then the problem is not the OS video drivers**\nWhats the make and model of the monitor? there may me a recall on it. Take that info (make and model) and check on the manufacturers website. If you really don't want to go through all that, and you bought it from a local retail store recently (like within a 1 week time frame), then bring it back there and have them test it. If it works at the store then it might be something wrong with the pc video card.
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Yes its time for a new monitor. I would first play around with the VGA settings. Go to Display in your control panel and make sure youre using HIGH 32 BIT colors and then restart your computer. Play around with the monitor settings. If its still a no-go then you might want to get a new monitor. Monitors usually start going bad after 3 years of use.
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My suggestion is buy the cheapest one you can get, and put your money into the best TV you can afford.\n\nThe problem with using a TV as a monitor for a PC is that a STANDARD TV is about equal to a 640x480 VGA screen.  If you go HDTV, you will get significantly better resolution.\n\nBut I don't care is the scan converter says it will do 800x600 or 1024x768, if it's NOT hooked up to an HDTV, you are going to HATE what it looks like.\n\nIf you dont believe me, go try and get some guy at a computer store to demo the unit on a STANDARD (normal, non-HDTV) TV.  First, they probably won't do it, and second, if they do, you will see what I'm talking about...
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The first thing to do is check an make sure that you are running your monitor at the "native resolution".\n\nIn a flat panel display, the native resolution is the maximum resolution of the unit. Unlike CRT displays, the native resolution of a flat panel delivers the best quality. At lower resolutions, the quality varies considerably among different brands. However, increasingly, the quality is improving.\n\nThe next thing to check is the response time, the lower the better.\nAt one time 8ms was considered good for video, now there are 4ms and there may be lower.\n\nBasically this is the amount of time it takes a pixel to change, and of course, the faster the better. Older monitors didn't have very good response time and when you watched a quality video stream you received artifacts (square blocks) because the screen just could not keep up.\n\nHope this helps.
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Hmm.. It looks good, expecially if you want to do many things with it. You should ask if they offer a 7200RPM hard drive instead of a 5400RPM other then that the specs seemed to be fine. \n\nAbout the 2 year warntee worth the investment. Computers somehow tend to break after the first year. Protect your investment. 3 years they charge way to much.
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hey dude,i purchased 1 dell insprion 6000 a month ago,oh my god wat a laptop..its cool..worth yo money.,don have a second choice get it blind..it has got a wide screen,gamers love it.keypad is amazing n soft.speed is like a jet..anyways its suitable for home entertainment n office too...
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Ya dude its a good one to game on.Just check out the mouse sensitivity
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Yes it is. And Considering its a laptop, x1400 consumes very little power. So i think u will be able game on the Go. But it still has shared memory so get 1GB or even more RAM for better performance.
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You are right to check the ratings.  Consider the LCD Monitors at NewEgg.  They show ratings from customers.   Visit http://www.newegg.com and use the Search feature to find LCD MONITOR.\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!