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    HELP. how can i see my response time ?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by putkinen, Mar 31, 2007.

  1. putkinen

    putkinen Notebook Enthusiast

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    have a 9400 with the new True life wxga+. samsung LTN170WX-L08. i dosent find this "new" screen on samsungs homepage. i tried powerstrip and Everest, but non of them showed the response time.

    someone know how to see my response time ? (or all information about this screen)

    ((the screen is very bright and have great colors and awesome blackness. very pleased with it. play a lot of games like BF2, thats why i want to know about the response time))
     
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    Gautam election 2008 NBR Reviewer

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    You don't "see" response time. Its a time descriptor for how fast the image is rendered on your display. It's not a setting to be adjusted like pixel depth, brightness, etc.

    If you cannot find the specs for your screen, chances are that you aren't going to be clocking the times in milliseconds.
     
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    putkinen Notebook Enthusiast

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    yeeah i know that. but i cant find any info about this screen (strange).

    should be thanksfully if you could help with some program who "see" my response time. like Everest, etc.

    i send e email to samsung.com (USA), they must know some info about there own screen.

    thanks
     
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