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Well i have a gtx280, so that shouldnt be it. Besides, its a *little* better on my xp with 6600 which is not as good.
Im gonna go head off now tho and unplug everything in the basement and mess around with locations of things.
From what I know, thats just crts. Same thing tho with lcds that have a shiny coating. So i think its just from internal reflection. Do correct me if im wrong tho, id love to have a fix for that myself.
I have tried different cables. Moving the monitor isnt really much of an option right now, but im really sure thats not it. I'll try different outlets, but again im sure that wont fix it.
As for a "nice" power cable, do u have any recommendations? I'm just using the cable that came with it...
Does anyone who runs 32-bit vista notice anything?
Ive been doing a lot to try to find the problem...
Windows XP 32-bit SP3, geforce 6600 agp, 2.4ghz P4, 1gb pc800:
Viewsonic A90f+ = no problems (even up to 2232x1395)
FW900 = problems after 1024x768. lower seems fine
Windows Vista...
Im gonna try to see if i can get a camera shot or video of this to maybe explain it better.
Its just really easy to notice, even on the desktop when just moving the cursor around. its not all nice and smooth. so somethins up
Also, what kind of cable is everyone using? Any recommendations...
Shoot. I hope its not the monitor. I dont think it is tho, cause if I use my brothers viewsonic a90f+ (which on his pc [windows XP, geforce 6600] is completely perfect with the falling squares) on my pc, it does the same thing.
I'm thinking video card, or something with motherboard.
Anyway...
I really need help with something.
First, download eizo monitor test (http://www.prad.de/en/monitore/testsoftware/eizo-monitor-test.html)
Set your resolution to 1920x1200
Then run the speed test.
Do any of the boxes have "flashing" on thier tops and bottoms
Also let me know your...