I am using an acer AL 1706 LCD monitor and am running it at its native resolution (1280 x 1024 @ 75 Hz). I have tried using both the standard microsoft plug and play monitor driver as well as the specific driver for this monitor (although it always says that it is for the al 1716 after I install it). I find that overall image clarity is great, but the text, expecially in web browsers tends to look slightly out of focus (I have tried using cleartype, standard smoothing, and no smoothing). This has been giving me some pretty bad eye strain after using the computer for 20 minutes or more. Does anybody have any ideas as to what the issue is and how to fix it?
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Most problems occur when the wrong Hz Rate is chosen. 1280 res is not bad but you have to adjust from 60Hz up to probably a limit of 72Hz for your eyes. I wear glasses and my refresh rate is 70 to 72 most of the time. Your results might vary. Sarge
I always had clarity issues after taking LCD. For like a week afterwards I was a little detached. There was this Dead concert back in 89 Oh! I think you just have to update the driver, should be fine.
LCD is bad for text reading. Even with higher quality LCD monitor you will still have same problem. It's the hardware problem, I doubt you can find a satisfied solution. Here is something you can try to improve a little: 1. turn on the text mode if you lcd support when you read text. 2. goto your video card driver, find the custom resolution control panel, swith the timing to GTF or DMT. See if you like the new effect. Some people say it makes big different. hope it helps and good luck.
