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    The Official HP LP2065 Lottery Thread!

    Mine is a GSM002 S-IPS manufactured in March 2007. I bought it from Buy.com and it had a $40 rebate.
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    The Official HP LP2065 Lottery Thread!

    No, the LP2065 is a standard 4:3 ratio 1600x1200.
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    The Official HP LP2065 Lottery Thread!

    Thanks for the pics. Yours appears to have barely noticeable banding compared to mine. We'll see how mine does when the new video card arrives. What video card do you use?
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    The Official HP LP2065 Lottery Thread!

    I'm using gradlin-v0.2-fs, a small program found on a forum like this one while I was researching monitors. The banding is hardly noticeable in the lighter half of the scale.
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    The Official HP LP2065 Lottery Thread!

    Here's a macro shot of the color banding I'm seeing on my new LP2065:
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    The Official HP LP2065 Lottery Thread!

    Yes. The banding is only slight, about 1/16" bands when the pattern is across the entire screen horizontally, but noticeable. I've ordered a new video card, my current Radeon 7000 only has 32MB video RAM. We'll see how it looks on a Radeon 9600Pro w/256MB. Maybe the old one can't display...
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    The Official HP LP2065 Lottery Thread!

    http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF06a/382087-382087-64283-72270-444767-1815933.html
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    The Official HP LP2065 Lottery Thread!

    Received my LP2065 from Buy.com yesterday (promo model with rebate), and it is the GSM002 rev S-IPS built in Mar 2007. It looks great however I do see color banding on the gradient test that I did not see on my old Viewsonic VP181 (IPS). The VP181 had perfectly smooth transitions on the test...
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