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dhedberg wrote:I ended up buying the Benq BL912 19" monitor. It works all the way down to 15.7kHz/50Hz and can show all ST and Falcon030 video modes. Looks like the monitor is still available in stores and online. It's a TN screen so the viewing angle is not great, but it's fast so demos and games look great. Overall a pretty awesome monitor for the Atari!
dhedberg wrote:So I kept looking for a different monitor and got my hands on a Dell UltraSharp U2410 monitor, a Dell high-end monitor, now out-of-production but can be found on e-bay. It's a 16:10 screen at 1920x1200 native. This monitor has no problems syncing down to 15kHz, and it syncs to new frequencies instantly, making it ideal for the Falcon030!
dhedberg wrote:Different suppliers I've read. I tried to find out whether mine is a U2410F or U2410, but it doesn't say anywhere. Monitors usually have a sticker somewhere with the details but I wasn't able to find one on mine. Maybe somebody removed it, I don't know.
mikro wrote:Do you know what is the difference between that and U2410F? I'd hate to buy a wrong one!
mzry wrote:Just chiming in, I got a Dell u2410 as Sety recommended - and WOW it is amazing. Best retro monitor anyone could ever want, and built like a tank! It's got every input you could ever need, vga, composite, component, hdmi, dvi, displayport. All in wonderful IPS colours.
Sure it goes for good prices second hand, but it is worth it. Also like Sety I am getting 1008x880 on my bus overclocked Falcon, amazing!
sety wrote:I have a Dell U2410. It's fantastic. I'm able to push 1344x1008x256 or 960x688 True Colour, all without SuperVidel and if you spend enough time tuning your video modes there is no waiting for sync or autoadjustment needed. In fact I'm writing this post on my Falcon right now in Netsurf.
My sticker was also removed. It was replaced by a power safety test tag. I guess these monitors were used more in industry, they're heavy and bulky, not the kind of thing that would sell well at home.
Anyway, when I open the menu the model information is in the top right hand corner. But of course the best way is to try it and see.
Estrayk wrote:sety wrote:I have a Dell U2410. It's fantastic. I'm able to push 1344x1008x256 or 960x688 True Colour, all without SuperVidel and if you spend enough time tuning your video modes there is no waiting for sync or autoadjustment needed. In fact I'm writing this post on my Falcon right now in Netsurf.
My sticker was also removed. It was replaced by a power safety test tag. I guess these monitors were used more in industry, they're heavy and bulky, not the kind of thing that would sell well at home.
Anyway, when I open the menu the model information is in the top right hand corner. But of course the best way is to try it and see.
I've an U2410 also. Will be good if you can share your config for those resolutions without supervidel. What soft you use? Videlity?
mikro wrote:trecool wrote:Can anyone confirm if U2410F works the same?
http://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.ph ... 3&p=356912
trecool wrote:mikro wrote:trecool wrote:Can anyone confirm if U2410F works the same?
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=34533&p=356912
Thanks! Monitor is on the way.
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