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Cinema HD Display ghosting
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Join Date: Jul 2001
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Sep 8, 2003, 06:07 AM
 
Hi, just posting a heads up: I had my Cinema HD Display replaced today because the "old" one I got last week exhibited very bad ghost images. For example, if I move the iChat buddy list window to a new spot I can actually read the text on the old spot for almost a minute.

Well, the new one is exactly the same. I switched to using LCDs exclusively with the new PowerBooks in 1998, and have never seen anything like this.

I'm using the 17" PowerBook and Apple's DVI-to-ADC converter, though I can't see that affecting things since its supposed to be all digital.

Any other Cinema HD users care to chime in? It's weird that I don't remember seeing this discussed before.
     
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Sep 10, 2003, 11:22 AM
 
Hey man I'm a PC user running on WINDOWS XP. I bought a 23" HD display for my computer and im trying to get everything set up here. I been doing a lot of research about the 23" and i did come up on a topic. Try to lower your refresh frequency setting. I'm not sure if thats the case or not but i can remember correctly that might work. Try going onto the offical apple website > support >discussions >displays

I hope that helps man.


Oh by the way do you know whats the best videocard that will support my Display under WIN XP?
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