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March 31st, 2010 08:00
STB2210
Hi folks.
I recently purchased a STB2210, it sits side by side with my S2209W. They're both connected to my XFX Nvidia GeForce 9800 GTX+ 512 GB DDR3.
I never had this trouble with the S2209W set as the primary, this is specific to the STB2210.
In some situations, especially on black backgrounds, I get a halo around color where it meets the black. This is most obvious in the Windows logo when the computer first boots, but I see it sporadically in games too. The image attached is a simulation of what I've been seeing. There shouldn't be such a hard edge around the color, it should mesh better into the blacks.
Any thoughts or help on this one? Much appreciated.
Dave
Edit: Forgot to mention they are both connected via DVI.


daveschz
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March 31st, 2010 08:00
Forgot to mention, they are both connected via DVI.
daveschz
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April 8th, 2010 20:00
Anybody?
DELL-Chris M
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April 16th, 2010 16:00
Did you swap the monitors on the video card DVI ports to see if the issue appears on both DVI?
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April 19th, 2010 15:00
I just tried it on the HDMI port, and it seems as bad or worse.
I tried using the NVIDIA control panel to adjust the brightness and gamma, and that helps after Windows loads, but if I launch an application that overrides the NVIDIA settings, like Photoshop or Star Trek Online, they reset the settings back and the contrast seems way up. If I go into the Color Profiles of the control panel and do a custom adjustment, I only have to turn the gamma slider all the way down to get a good image. But again if I launch an application that overrides the profile I get a very high contrast again, and a washed out image with halos.
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April 21st, 2010 07:00
I guess you could contact support and get a monitor exchange. See if the replacement has the same issue, if yes, then you will know it is just the monitor line.