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    the screen of the 5739G

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by perles75, Nov 3, 2009.

  1. perles75

    perles75 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hello,

    I am looking for a new laptop and browsing around I found that the Acer aspire 5739G can fit quite well my requirements (playing not-too-demanding games, watching DVDs...).
    However in the reviews I read that the display is disappointing, with little brightness and limiting view angles.

    Given that one of the purposes of my laptop would be watching movies, I am asking if it's "not so bad after all" or if I really should forget about it.

    Thanks!
     
    perles75, Nov 3, 2009
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    perles75 Notebook Enthusiast

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    So, no comments about the quality of the display of the 5739G? ^^
     
    perles75, Nov 4, 2009
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    Deimix Newbie

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    Well the screen itself looks allright, you can modify settings as you wish, there is no problem with that. However im experiencing some glitches with gt 240m, white/black dots:
    [​IMG] (everything set to HIGH)
    It does only appear on the higher settings, lowering core clock to 290mhz clears it but loosing 280mhz? no ty. Ive tried every i mean EVERY driver compatible with 240m and everyone of them returns some kind of error in some way (acer, laptopvideo2go.com and even nvidia itself), so i suspect this might be caused by drivers. This is NO dead pixels, gfx never passes 55celc, xp/7 x32. Anyone is experienced about this?
     
    Deimix, Dec 17, 2009
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