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In article <3194f098.813363@news.demon.co.uk>, Matt West
<matt@tdraft.demon.co.uk> writes
>Does anyone have any recommendations or magazine reviews for 15"
>monitors ?
>I have heard that the Iiyama monitors are meant to be very good.  I
>see that the Iiyama 15" Vision Master MF-8515F is 259+VAT.  Does
>anyone have the specifications of this model ?
>
>I have just upgraded my PC and now have a Videologic 2Mb GrafixStar
>300 PCI graphics card and run Windows 95.  Do new monitors come with a
>driver for W95, as I see that you can now select your monitor model in
>the Windows setup ?
its the graphic card that controls the monitor (re the vision master
15"-17" ) the drivers are with the card. There is still quite a shortage
of 95 drivers from card manufactures, the ones shown in and available in
95 are what manufactures forwarded to Microsoft in the Beta stage, some
manufactures never even bothered, there are drivers for Iiyama in 95.
more important if the graphic card is not shown you have to enter your
own details.... hope this is of help.
>I want a monitor which can save the settings (ie. horizontal/vertical
>stretch, brightness & contrast) for different resolutions or have a
>number of user defined memories.  This may be standard on button type
>controlled monitors anyway, but I'm not sure.
>
>Possible choices for 15" monitors (and price exc. VAT) :
>
>CTX 1565D SVGA MPRII                           (230 ukp)
>NEC MultiSync XV15, 1280x1024 80Hz             (274 ukp)
>MAG DX1595 TFT                                 (289 ukp)
>Iiyama Vision Master FST MF-8515F              (259 ukp)
>Philips Brilliance Autoscan 15B                (254 ukp)
>Samsung Syncmaster 15GLI 1280x1024 Plug & Play (289 ukp)
>Taxan Ergovision 580+ LR 1280x1024 N-I         (269 ukp)
>Viewsonic 15ES 1024x768                        (270 ukp)
>
>Does anyone have any magazine reviews that may show the specifications
>of some of these monitors ?
>Any guidance to help me make the correct choice will be much
>appreciated.
>
>
>Matt West
>Chilton, Oxfordshire, England
>matt@tdraft.demon.co.uk

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