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2007wfp. Easy decision.

Why is that? It seems better on the dell with me(better colors, same black, less ghosting)

Its just the auto setting on my canon a610. I didn't use anything to brace the camera besides my hands.

Heres a couple pics of the dell, one in portrait, and one in landscape. It works really well for web pages.

Dell 2007. Design, and price: well the viewsonic is cheaper, but I definitely like the design of the dell better. It just looks more expensive. Its hard to not base your opinion on the technical aspects, but you have to ask yourself if saving $50 when you buy the viewsonic is worth it...

I have had both the viewsonic and the dell now, and I have to say the dell is quite a bit better. I was just never quite happy with the vx2025. After I received my third one (after returning the other two) and still having horrible backlighting, and a stuck green pixel enough was enough...

They still seem to like the viewsonic better.

heres a review.... http://www.behardware.com/articles/619-2/updated-survey-13-lcd-20-5-6-8-16-ms.html

I finally got a good one after my second exchange. No red tint!

I mangaged to exchange mine with the red tint issue. But the new one is worse! It has really bad backlight bleading and three black dead pixels. Although it has no tint issue. I have both of them at my house now (waiting to ship one back) and I am trying to decide what to do. Is it that...

Notice the red tint on the right. Would you guys return it?

I have the same monitor as you. It was doing that in ut2004 for me. Then I checked those two boxes and it went away. It never happened when I was scrolling through a page.

Hmmm I thought for sure that would be it cause mine was doing the same thing. Do you have another computer to try?

Has anyone with the reddish tint issue taken theirs back yet? Did you get a good one this time? Where did you purchase yours from? Mine was from pc connection.

Anyone with an older unit have the tint issue? I just got mine.

beat me to it.

this is a video card issue. The same thing happened with mine. If you have a ati card make sure the two dvi boxes are checked (reduce dvi frequency on high res displays, and alternate dvi operational mode.

honestly, its not that big of deal if this is the norm for this monitor. But if it is an issue just with a few of these, then I want to return it. Is this with a certain video card perhaps? I have an x800xt.

Mine seems to have the same issue as t4t3r. The right side of the screen looks reddish and is slightly darker than the rest of the screen. Is this a known issue, or should I return mine as well?

They use Delphi.

The programmers tell me that it is not possible to have the sql connection to have a timeout that allows the sql connection to be broken. Does that sound right to you guys? I'm no programmer myself.

Sounds great. This may be what we need to fix the problem. Anybody have any experience with these products?

. I don't have alot of experience with radius. From what I've read your radius server takes care of authentication, and then the access points just transmit data. How do you integrate cisco aps with the server? Is it pretty hard to setup?

Thanks for the responses. It is extremely hard to convince the guy in charge of the business to switch to something more expensive. Unfortunately I am just a tech in the middle of it all. I am still concerned about the switching between different access points (they are switching between the...

Hmmm..... From what I read you have to have both a cisco card in the pcs and also a cisco access point. And it looks like you have to use a cipher instead of standard wpa if you don't want it to reauthenticate. I'm not too sure that our client would go for that. Thanks for the links though...

That link requires a user and password.

What does true roaming between access points do? Ya, But that is the only sort of security we could add to the wireless(besides being on a domain of course) from all of the trouble we had with preivious attempts.

I am glad I'm not the only one who thinks the linksys ap's arent good enough. I started working there after they already installed that setup. I kind of figured the access points are seriously under spec. The owner of the business specifically wanted something that would be very easy to find...

I am having trouble figuring out what to do. Our company was contracted to setup a wireless network for a factory in which people use tablet pcs' throughout the facility (sometimes very quickly switching through wireless access points) We have setup 8 access points throughout the facility...

Seems as though toms hardware is having the same problem with tagans that I had. tomshardware

I had the tagan 480 watt, and it died on me. I checked the voltages when it was working and they were pretty good. You have to be careful with the reviews you see, most of them are from UK and Germany, which have a different version of the power supply. I would recommend going with a forton...

It looks like a forton psu. The one that is on bfgs website looks like this one . The one on chumbos website looks slightly different (full range ac input).

Do you have a multimeter? That would help figure out if it is a voltage problem, programs like sisoft, and mother board monitor aren't always correct.

get rid of the cathode, my computer was having all sorts of trouble, once I got rid of it all of the problems went away.

I just bought a nec dvd burner, and after I installed it, I found that everytime the LED lights up on the dvd drive (like when first putting in a cd), the hard drive led on my case lights up at exactly the same. I had a old dvd drive in the same spot that never did anything like this. Am I...

I have an athlon xp 3200 and a 9800 pro (not overclocked) and it runs very smooth at 1024 by 768.

I had a lanboy, and it had the highest temps I ever had in a case. When I added a front fan, temps actually increased. One thing I did try that actually worked was taping up the intake holes on the side and front (not over the 92mm intake fan) of the power supply (I assume that you are still...

http://www.silentpcreview.com/article177-page1.html Silentpc has a very good review of the unit itself and noise levels.

In the description it says it is made for dual xeons. Works perfectly on my althlon xp rig though.

If you want something that is slightly cheaper, and a just as future-proof, I just got the forton eps 550. It has a 24 pin main, 4 pin 12 volt, and 8 pin 12 volt, and also comes with serial ata (with the 3.3 volt). It also has two 18 amp 12 volt rails. Voltages are perfect, and never...