For the monitor issue you may try to download the latest display card driver
to see if it works.
For the Spyder, I'm glad you like it. I got a Spyder 2 Pro, I disabled them
in all the computers at home, it gives wrong gamma values (differ from
monitor to monitor) which does not match the need of an accurate sRGB
display. Same probem found at the TFT Central although it is the
Spyder2Express:
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/spyder2express.htm
I paid $200 for it, it is really disappointing. Although changing to a third
party software seems worked very well but I believe it is better to save the
money for a better monitor. BTW, my current cheap EIZO L568 is able to
maintain a gamma error of less than 0.1 without calibration, it is good
enough to me for a while.
C.H.Ling
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From: "Joel Wilcox"
Thanks Scott. I believe it occurs also on a warm boot, but that would
still be covered by your explanation, I believe. The docs seem to
suggest it should not happen more than three times, so we'll see. The
documentation is in about 13 languages and is doubtless equally poor
in all of them.
I will consider getting a DVI card. I had never thought of using this
computer for any sort of work for which a DVI card would be required,
but times change. The Samsung profiled quite easily and well with my
ancient Colorvision software and calibration "spyder." The monitor is
quite a revelation. I've not experienced anything quite as good as
what I am now seeing with it. Much better for critical work, to say
the least!
Joel W.
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