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Jeri · 05-05-2006, 11:28 AM

I don’t understand this either. Why are they not needed? Why would I not need to adjust my contrast if I was not happy with the setting?

I know I can still adjust mine – using NVidia to do so. When I right-click on the desktop – this is an option I have.

I also played with a Sceptre before purchasing the Dell. I found that if I changed the color temp (or something like that) from preset to “user defined” – then I could change the contrast on a DVI connection on the monitor itself.

I’ve not played with this much on the Dell. Maybe I will this weekend... :-)

05-05-2006, 11:28 AM	#15
Jeri Member (7 bit) Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 122	I don’t understand this either. Why are they not needed? Why would I not need to adjust my contrast if I was not happy with the setting? I know I can still adjust mine – using NVidia to do so. When I right-click on the desktop – this is an option I have. I also played with a Sceptre before purchasing the Dell. I found that if I changed the color temp (or something like that) from preset to “user defined” – then I could change the contrast on a DVI connection on the monitor itself. I’ve not played with this much on the Dell. Maybe I will this weekend... :-)