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Benchmarking monitors?

  • 05-08-2004 5:23pm
    #1
    airetam_storm
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    is there any program that will benchmark monitors?


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  • #2
    BloodBath
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    Are you serious? How the hell would you benchmark a monitor and why?


    BloodBath


  • #3
    grimloch
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    you'd bench it to find out response time and max resolution and other such things


  • #4
    BloodBath
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    you'd bench it to find out response time and max resolution and other such things

    Eh I normally read the spec of the monitor for that information.


    BloodBath


  • #5
    RuggieBear
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    BloodBath wrote:
    Eh I normally read the spec of the monitor for that information.


    BloodBath

    But do you really trust what the manufacturers claim.....well do you? :D


  • #6
    BloodBath
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    Well they can't claim something that isn't true otherwise it would be false advertising. With lcd's you have a bit more to worry about than crt's I suppose.

    Is there a program to benchmark them?

    BloodBath


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  • #7
    RuggieBear
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    BloodBath wrote:
    Well they can't claim something that isn't true otherwise it would be false advertising. With lcd's you have a bit more to worry about than crt's I suppose.

    Is there a program to benchmark them?

    BloodBath

    Not really sure about monitors tbh.

    I have a few LCDs in my lab and i have never seen a dead pixel yet....altho they all must have them from what i've been told. I suppose it would be obvious.
    Found this but not really sure if this is what y'all had in mind....Don't usually trust russian websites....but that's just me!! ;)


  • #8
    po0k
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    BloodBath wrote:
    Eh I normally read the spec of the monitor for that information.


    BloodBath


    Most monitors these days use a small ROM chip that contains all the parameters and verified modes the monitor can display.
    This is communicated to the graphics card by pins on the connector (similar to an I2C bus).

    More here: http://www.epanorama.net/documents/pc/vga_bd15.html


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