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The build quality seems nice. Other than that, I don't like the design. And people, do you realize that this case is 43L big (almost twice as big as a QPack)? This is HUGE for a mATX case. I'd rather go for a small full-ATX case like the Lian Li A05. Its volume is only 39L.

I just discovered this case. Small, elegant and seems to be able to cover most people's needs: http://www.lian-li.com/product/product06.php?pr_index=117&cl_index=1&sc_index=1&ss_index=35&type=b

Interesting... I didn't know that FlextATX was an format based on the mATX. It was pushed by Intel though, and just like for the BTX, it didn't catch up. Was it maybe because Intel tend to push for non-open formats that bring only few advantages and benefit only themselves??? Did manufacturers...

Anandtech has some more information about upcoming DTX products. http://www.anandtech.com/casecoolingpsus/showdoc.aspx?i=3131

The warranty IS 3 years for CRTs and LCDs, as mentioned on LG's website.

Oh I like this explanation!

Absolutely... Thanks Mindaugas!

What does it say on your monitor? your box? in your manual?? 2 ms or 5? :confused:

Maybe 2 ms is just as good as 5 ms for me as you mention, Kilter. I' ve never owned a LCD, thus I don't know. What I know is that in practice the 2 ms 22" monitors are faster that the 5 ms. PS/ It seems like the warranty is 3 years not the 1 year mentioned by BB.

What I'm confused about is the response time for the WT. Some websites claim 5 ms whereas LG claims 2 ms (here). So what is it??

Answer to first question is here, although there is no mention of HDMI or Component input: http://announcements.engadget.com/2007/01/05/lgs-got-5-new-lcd-monitors-for-you-and-you-and-you/

Cool! Thanks a bunch :)

Do you mind posting a link to a coupon Najeroni? I didn't find one by myself :o

Where did you get this information about the 226WT vs 226WA? And where did you order? Thanks :)

Quick question: Does this monitor have have an OSD and setting buttons, or is it a 100% software setting like the MagicTune from Samsung on the 226BW?

Excellent! Thanks for the feedback. Where did you end up getting it from?

You're confusing me... I'm pretty sure the Gateway is also TN-based.

I was at CircuitCity yesterday and expected to see it. But there was none on display... :( PS/ By the way, it seems like the specs mention a VESA compatibility (I'd like to mount it on the wall), but I don't see how it could be possible with monitor...

Composite is the crappiest connection you could ever use. Use preferentially component.

I agree on that spincut. But hell, how bad can this monitor be for gaming? The name says "Gamer"after all :p

In 22", the Asus M221U is the fastest with a response time of 2 ms. It looks nice too, imo. However, color fidelity has been reviewed to be not that good.

This monitor sure looks more than "just another 22" monitor" as I first thought. Interested. Any precision for the date? I had a 17" LG Flatron CRT monitor in the past ; picture quality was excellent and the monitor itself was more than the average monitor.

You mean SN25P?!

How can you say you're right when there is no official definition. :o It makes absolutely no sense :eek: Did you ever notice that definitions are very detailed? That's because it needs to be precise and logic. In 99% of the case, a system based on a mATX mobo would be a SFF. You need a...

Omg, this kind of threads make me mad! :mad: ATX, mATX, flexATX, ... describe a precise format for motherboards. SFF is a blurry notion of computer size, i.e. refers to the case's size, regardless of what the size of the motherboard is! I think something around 25L is a good treshold for...

So true! It's a ATX SFF. :)

Lol. Let him experience he's wrong the hard way... Even if the PSU does not fail, it does not change the fact it is a bad performer.

Oh... so obviously the Shuttle G5 chassis isn't "fugly" :p

Shuttle is making mini-tower cases nowadays ... Is Shuttle still SFF?

Do you mean this one by any chance? :o http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813138027

Thanks Calpis.

Nice price. Where did you get it from?

I've seen a picture of it with the bridge. It's probaby included.

Nice integration. I like it!

Can you develop on that please? The Epox seems to be a decent overclocker.

Also, you have 4 SATA ports on the DFI, and "only" 2 on the Biostar. Doesn't the Biostar have PureVideo? That would be an advantage. But you are probably going to use a video card, so that is no advantage anymore... Do you guys have some information about the Epox motherboard? How does it...

Even if you go to LANs, your SFF probably doesn't move most of the time. And when it does it goes in a bag. Handles are not useful to me. ;)

Why does everyone wants handles on a SFF? That's no laptop. It stays 99% of the time on your desktop. Just my 2 cents.

I agree on that. At 5V, I found it amazingly efficient and quiet!

Interesting piece of info... Where did you get it from lt_shiro?