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  • G450: White ghost after black pixels. Have you seen it?

    Hello!

    I just bought a G450 16MB to run my new LaCie 19blue2 monitor (seems to be same as the Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 920).

    The G450 is giving sort of a white ghost at the next pixel after a black one. It's like a bounce to whiter than white, because it shows
    even against a white background.

    I also have a G200 that shows almost none of that effect. Only that the G200 can't run 1200x1600 art higher than 60MHz.

    To let other people see it a prepared a simulation of what I see on the screen and placed it at
    http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homep.../g450swing.tif

    I think it's just poor quality in rhe video signal. And hope it only a foult of the unit I have.

    The people at Matrox is giving me a hard time acknowledging the problem at their forum
    http://forum.matrox.com/mgaforum/For...ML/003580.html

    Has any of you seen something like that and /or have any idea what it could be?

    Thanks,

    Rick Trelles

  • #2
    It doesn't look like they are giving a hard time, it looks like what they are suggesting is a pretty kosher idea. Maybe you should just follow their advice, if not only just to humor them.

    The screenshot would be a good idea. If you take a screenshot of what you see, and open it up in ms paint, and the problem is gone, then the problem, I would think, is elsewhere. I understand how screenshots work, and what signal output is, so you don't need to school me like you did with the tech support guys.

    Rags

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    • #3
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      The screenshot would be a good idea. If you take a screenshot of what you see, and open it up in ms paint, and the problem is gone, then the problem, I would think, is lsewhere. I understand how screenshots work, and what signal output is, so you don't need to school me like you did with the tech support guys.
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      Yes, when I see the screenshot in another program, the same information is sent to the card and I see the same thing.

      I don't intend to school anybody. But if I think somebody is wrong, I see no other way to check if he/she is than by at least to tell them.

      Regards,

      Rick Trelles

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      • #4
        Then humor the guys and send them the screenshot to see if they get the same effect.

        Rags

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        • #5
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          Then humor the guys and send them the screenshot to see if they get the same effect.
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          They can't. Unless they have my G450 or another card that behaves the same.

          The moment I replace my G450 in my system I stop getting it.

          Rick Trelles

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          • #6
            *sigh*

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            • #7
              Rick, try reading Rags post again.

              Ali

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