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Yes. There should be a brightness control in your video card driver settings.

How did you get the case so early, dm1179?

Thanks for the input. I will look further into what you have told me.

Is there a way to force a specific refresh rate in Torchlight, e.g., 85hz? The game keeps defaulting to 60hz. I have tried RefreshLock, but it does not seem to work with this game.

To anyone who is just reading this thread, here is a slightly better description of the issue to which I referred in my OP.

Link fixed. Sorry about that. Eggrock, could you elaborate?

They should. The only difference between the SV and non-SV versions is that the SV version includes SpectraView II with a NEC-branded Eye-One Display 2 colorimeter.

I recently purchased two (2) OCZ OCZ2P8004GK DDR2-800 4GB dual-channel kits, and after ensuring that each pair is stable on its own, I am ready to insert all four (4) DIMMs for a total of 8GB. My problem is I am unsure of whether or not I need to downclock to DDR2-667 speeds when populating all...

The Q9450 is being replaced with the Q9400, which is essentially a Q9450 with 6MB of total L2 cache as opposed to 12MB. Think of it as a Q9300 clocked up to 2.66 GHz. And yes, I am quite aware that I went model number crazy. :p

It is refurbished. Personally, I would not buy it.

Based on what I have read on the [H]ard|Forum, I am quite sure it has the polorizer.

Have you considered the Hazro HZ24W? It uses the same 24" H-IPS panel as the LCD2490WUXi. It even has the A-TW polorizer, although it does not feature SpectraView II.

I am not really impressed, for it does not seem to be worth the money Source: PRAD.de

Amazon has a far better return policy for LCD displays than Newegg. They would take it back within thirty (30) days of delivery for any reason.

Amazon.com is taking orders for $760. It is not in stock, however.