I have the 102035W. The biggest drawback is the black color. It really is starting to disturb me. And not only that it's not black but it has some backlight bleeding troubles. Also the OSD is quite useless. You can forget about pixel clocks when using a DVI cable. It is a good monitor, but if you get the chance check out whether the viewsonic performs better in these areas.
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Thank u man!:)
Now I know I'm pretty fucked. -
This button actually changes the size of the picture, but not in the way I want it to. There must a program which controls this.
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I'm really sorry, because this has probably been written here, but I don't know german.
If someone could help me with the problem in this thread 16:10---->4:3
I would really appreciate it.
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Well, I found it. Scale image to panel size, right? But it doesn't work right. Whatever resolution I set the image it still stretched, but smaller if below 1650x1085. I want if, let's say, I set a 1024x768 res. the image to be 4:3 and scaled to fit the height of the display and have two black stripes to fill to 16:10.
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Since my Belinea 102035W TFT monitor has na 16:10 aspect ratio and many games don't suppport the widescreen option but only 4:3 resolutions the image happens to be stretched. There's a pixel clock option in the tft menu, but it's only available when using a VGA cable and furthermore it doesn't support a satisfying result. A video I saw in the monitor's review presented the monitor displaying DOOM III and it had two black stripes on each side which kept the picture in a 4:3 aspect.
Is there a program or any other way to help me keep the games looking right?
TIA.