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Answer» The screen like the text is a little blurry has anybody else has this problem? and what can i do ? 22" HD LCD TV From Element.. • Aspect ratio: 16:10 • Resolution: 1680 x 1050 • Brightness: 400 cd/m2 • Contrast ratio: 700:1 • Response time: 5 ms • VIEWING angle: 160 x 170 Just putting information that will be needed. Computer I will be using for this: XPS 420 Intel Core2 Duo PROCESSOR (3.0GHz) 3GB RAM -512MB NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT-Make sure resolution is native resolution for display. Also you should have an adjustment for sync phase which might help. But usually sync phase will cause a ghost like column that will case text to be blurry in column areas and not entire display. Also TV's traditionally have worse dpi than computer displays causing blur, but newer HD LCD displays have to be better than the old CRT's. Not sure if HD is equal to or better than PC display.You can try to increase the DPI of your computer, which essentially makes text bigger. Right click your desktop> Properties> Settings> Advanced button> General Tab Change to 120DPI Is that better?Quote from: Zylstra on JANUARY 14, 2008, 10:39:08 AM You can try to increase the DPI of your computer, which essentially makes text bigger. Right click your desktop> Properties> Settings> Advanced button> General Tab Change to 120DPI Is that better? OMG ZYLSTRA YOU ARE AMAZING!!! I was too having the same issue but I went ahead and changed the DPI to 120 and now I can see the desktop much better at a bigger resolution size. I hate using the STANDARD 800x600 (or WHATEVER it is, lol), but before I tried changing the DPI I had to, now that I've changed the DPI I can now use the 1024x768, THANK YOU SO MUCH!

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The screen like the text is a little blurry has anybody else has this problem? and what can i do ?

22" HD LCD TV From Element..

• Aspect ratio: 16:10
• Resolution: 1680 x 1050
• Brightness: 400 cd/m2
• Contrast ratio: 700:1
• Response time: 5 ms
• VIEWING angle: 160 x 170

Just putting information that will be needed.

Computer I will be using for this:
XPS 420
Intel Core2 Duo PROCESSOR (3.0GHz)
3GB RAM
-512MB NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT-Make sure resolution is native resolution for display. Also you should have an adjustment for sync phase which might help. But usually sync phase will cause a ghost like column that will case text to be blurry in column areas and not entire display. Also TV's traditionally have worse dpi than computer displays causing blur, but newer HD LCD displays have to be better than the old CRT's. Not sure if HD is equal to or better than PC display.You can try to increase the DPI of your computer, which essentially makes text bigger. Right click your desktop> Properties> Settings> Advanced button> General Tab

Change to 120DPI
Is that better?Quote from: Zylstra on JANUARY 14, 2008, 10:39:08 AM

You can try to increase the DPI of your computer, which essentially makes text bigger. Right click your desktop> Properties> Settings> Advanced button> General Tab

Change to 120DPI
Is that better?

OMG ZYLSTRA YOU ARE AMAZING!!! I was too having the same issue but I went ahead and changed the DPI to 120 and now I can see the desktop much better at a bigger resolution size.

I hate using the STANDARD 800x600 (or WHATEVER it is, lol), but before I tried changing the DPI I had to, now that I've changed the DPI I can now use the 1024x768, THANK YOU SO MUCH!

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