Recent content by spacediver

Look at the link in my signature

Sounds like some other process is loading a gamma ramp. After the colors go green, try resetting the LUT and see if the green colors disappear:

I haven't watched this video but nice to see one out there! There's a link in my signature that contains a WPB guide that you might also find useful. You can do a WPB accuracy test after the job is complete (that is also covered there). Given that you're using a DTP-94, don't set the G2 too...

interesting idea!

Dunno if I can justify such a purchase right now, but I'll definitely keep your recommendation in mind :)

Interesting - if I'm not mistaken, that's a rebrand of the CPD-G500, not G520. But the fact that it worked is promising for the G520

Yep, been using FW900 as primary monitor since I first got one! Down to my last working one though, so shit's getting real. And yes, perhaps not all is lost for the broken one :)

I seem to remember someone on this thread saying they successfully used a CPD-G520 flyback in an FW900, but perhaps I mis-remembered.

Yea, while I've never seen one in person, the Mitsubishi's Diamond Pro 2070SB is a bit of a legend in its own right.

So... last sunday, I turned on my FW900, and it made a very violent static-like noise. I actually jumped back because I was scared something was going to explode. After that, it refused to turn on, and made a weird sound (see video). Not sure if this is salvagable. I do have a working IBM P275...

Be wary of the different ways in which dot pitch is measured in shadow mask vs aperture grill. https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/a-thg-primer,393-3.html

Flod (from this forum) did some cool measurements for input lag (measured as time from mouse input to crt lighting up): https://www.esreality.com/post/2691945/microsecond-input-lag-measurements/ He measured usb-crt latencies as low as 400 microseconds, whereas his LCD was about 4 times as much...

That's very encouraging!

fantastic, and good on you for being persistent - this may help others down the road :)

Good luck, and let us know how it works out. You're not the first to encounter this problem.