your thoughts on samsung 22" monitor?

Quote from SamuelEngland:

1680x1050

i.e. the maximum res of the monitor.
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I believe that is not a natural resolution choice for that video card. Did you use the driver to set a "custom resolution"?
 
No idea what you're talking about gnome...

Simply a case of whacking it to the maximum supported res in the display properties window.

For the 226bw, the maximum res is 1680x1050.

Makes no odds to the graphics card, nothing unnatural about it. :)
 
Quote from gnome:

OK, here's a biomechanics tip for you (yes, that's one of my fields too)

If you were to RESPOND to an external stimulus like a price change, it would take on average, 75ms (assuming you were PREPARED FOR AND LOOKING FOR THE STIMULUS... like in an Old West gunfight.). If you were to VOLUNTARILY INITIATE a biochemical action (like clicking a mouse at YOUR DISCRETION/initiation), it would take on average, 30ms from the time you "decided to click" until you "actually executed the click" .

So, what difference does the response time of the LCD make? 25ms, 16ms, 2ms... it's all irrelevant.

In general, the "response time" of any LCD monitor relative to ANY aspect of trading is totally irrelevant.
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I, too, have been involved in many a debate over beers with traders about hardware / monitor speed. I can't agree more with this post. Monitor ms speed has NO IMPACT on trading. The human eye can't discern the speeds that traders seem to think will make a real difference!

YOU ARE BETTER OFF TO GET A FASTER CONNECTION to your provider than debate monitor refresh times.
 
Just in case anyone doesn't yet have it, here's the Russian site where you can look up the type of panel used in your monitor. There are some gaps but many monitors are listed there.

S-IPS all the way for me, I can't deal with the backlight bleed, viewing angle issues, color quality issues and worst of all, the dithering of TN panels. Leave them for the gamers. My 2005 fpw's are looking good.

http://axofiber.no-ip.org/inside/monitor.lcd.panels.en.htm
 
could someone explain the difference when you have charts up on a normal monitor vs a widescreen monitor?

i am in the market, and dont want to sink a chunk of change on the wrong monitors!
 
Quote from SamuelEngland:

No idea what you're talking about gnome...

Simply a case of whacking it to the maximum supported res in the display properties window.

For the 226bw, the maximum res is 1680x1050.

Makes no odds to the graphics card, nothing unnatural about it. :)
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"Not being unnatural" applies to cards which have that resolution choice built into the driver and firmware. Not all do, but you might be able to make a custom setting under certain circumstances.
 
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