ASUS vx238 monitor calibration

[zeplin53]

This is the first monitor I've used that is not a built in laptop screen, and i would like to know if anyone has any tips on calibrating it for better performance in general. More specifically i am having a problem with moving lines on white and light colored sections of the screen, which would be nice to get rid of if possible.

 

i am currently running it through my slow asus laptop through a vgh cable, which could be the issue, but as i have said, i have very little experience with this sort of thing.

 

[Flight1sim]

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If you can, change it to an Srgb, or equivalent mode. Should be fine.

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[zeplin53]

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If you can, change it to an Srgb, or equivalent mode. Should be fine.

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i tried this, and it made the screen dimmer, but did not improve the lines

[STRMfrmXMN]

 

This is the first monitor I've used that is not a built in laptop screen, and i would like to know if anyone has any tips on calibrating it for better performance in general. More specifically i am having a problem with moving lines on white and light colored sections of the screen, which would be nice to get rid of if possible.

 

i am currently running it through my slow asus laptop through a vgh cable, which could be the issue, but as i have said, i have very little experience with this sort of thing.

 

Make sure that the monitor is set in "game mode" and you should have a slightly faster connection, although you're in VGA so I don't know if there is any way to help you

 

I don't think there's a lot you really need to do... The white lines thing isn't something that's really in my realm of knowledge.

[zeplin53]

Make sure that the monitor is set in "game mode" and you should have a slightly faster connection, although you're in VGA so I don't know if there is any way to help you

 

I don't think there's a lot you really need to do... The white lines thing isn't something that's really in my realm of knowledge.

I did both and the issues fixed, thank you

[STRMfrmXMN]

I did both and the issues fixed, thank you

Cool, but what was the second thing of "both" things you did? Was it escaping VGA ?