Although there have been numerous reported issues with the latest video cards (unsure whether they are PCIe or AGP) using DVI and the Dell LCD, you shouldn't have any problems with the earlier boards, or cards. I have had no such problems with my setup and the 2001FP is a great value (under $700 often on sale).  My system is a a P4/3.2/ with AGP, Radeon 9800 Pro, running DVI. After several months now, zero dead pixels, and display/image is beautiful . I would have no problem recommending it.

I have had mine about 6 months, using albatron 5700q 256mb graphics card with it.  Very nice monitor but can't get it to view dvd's correctly in dvi 1600x1200 (everything else ok in that mode).  I see very little difference in quality between dvi and vga in any event.  I recommend monitor but make sure your graphics card will be ok with it. 

Thanks for the info, folks.

Jack

I have two 2001FPs.

My Radeon X700 is a touch finicky with the DVI on the 2001FP, but once the card has been warmed up the problems go away.   There are settings to reduce the DVI frequency which seem to have solved the issue.

Had no problem at all with a 6600GT, although I've fried like 3 out of 6600GT's that I've tried.

The analog port is *amazing* on the 2001FP.  You can barely tell that it's not DVI.    I really wanted to get a dual DVI video card (XFX 6600GT) but in leu of all the dead cards, I'm now using a analog/DVI Radeon x700, and even side by side, it's hard to tell any defficiencies in the analog picture.   This certainly was not the case with my old flat panel, where there were stark differences in analog vs. DVI quality.

The only minor quibble with the picture quality is that there is a faint vibrating crosshatch pattern on darker colors, until the monitors have warmed up fully.