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Question: I have a graphics card with one DVI-D dual link output and one DP output. How would I get two monitors to work (Split Screen). Is a DVI-D splitter ok?
Document: The best fix is to get a cleaner power supply - but I can't verify 100% that that would solve the problem.Also they confusingly write in the description of this monitor that it doesn't work with MacBooks, but this isn't entirely true. If you have a pre-unibody macbook pro, (mine is a 17&#34; 2008), it has a dual link dvi built in as the only video connector - perfect for this version of this monitor which comes only with DVI.
Pros: The 5 stars are based entirely on the display itself and the price, which are great. Though the seller specifically says it does not work with Macs or laptops, it works with my MacBook Pro (mid-2009), OS/X 10.9 Mavericks, and Apple Mini DisplayPort dual link DVI adapter ($99). I was willing to take the chance that I could get it to work or assume the risk that I'd be keeping it if I couldn't.
There is no hum or noise at all from either the monitor or the box that I can discern.Along with the Crossover monitor and stand I received a Dual link DVI cable and a small sound cord that fits into the jack on the monitor. The dual link cable is your friend because the monitor won't work with anything else. I have a DVI to HDMI cable that I tried, thinking it would be OK if only at a reduced resolution but it didn't work.
Very nice monitor if you like a lot of real estate on the screen. Same resolution as Mac monitor for less than half the price. The monitor arrived 5 days after ordering and although the stand could be sturdier, it does the job and the monitor itself actually looks quite high quality especially with the brushed aluminum trim at the bottom.MAC USERS NOTE: You will need a Dual-Link DVI adaptor (the normal DVI adaptor WILL NOT work).
Thank you. "So in essence, I only had TEN DAYS to return this and ask for another or a refund? That is ENTIRELY UNACCEPTABLE!!! I am now pursuing two venues to get a refund: through Amazon and through my credit card company's purchase policy. I would have just preferred a replacement, but now I'm sorry I went the Korean route. It's a roll of the dice. Currently I'm out $315 and a nice monitor.
Microsoft FSX takes no frame rate hit as it's mostly CPU speed dependent). If you plan on gaming, get a very powerful single card (or two mid-range cards for SLI/Crossfire). People talk about 60Hz vs. waiting for a 120Hz version or overclocking to 96Hz these Korean monitors). I've never needed to do that and I've been PC gaming for 20 years.
I love this screen. So far I haven't found a single thing wrong with the unit but there was one problem. The pin for attaching the screen to the base would not go in straight when putting the two together. I ended up putting them together without the pin and cross my fingers no one will try to move the screen. Despite this the whole thing is beautiful and I don't have that over-heating problem I read in other reviews.
It powered on and the blue light went from flashing blue (sleep) to solid on (powered up), and the LED backlight was on. However, no video! I changed out the dual-DVI cable thinking maybe it just went bad, but nothing. I swapped monitors to my PC and it powered right up.
Also, when clean installing a new driver for my graphics card I had to connect a secondary monitor to my computer because the picture just went out on this one.I will update if things go weird with this, but overall know what you're getting and you shouldn't be disappointed.
Just something to thing about.Now for the good stuff:Absolutely zero dead pixels. The first thing I did when firing it up was run a dead pixel test. None! And this was one not sold as "picture perfect." I also did the smell test, to see if it had that new plastic smell, a very strong one, as did the cables that came with it (dual DVI is my monitor). No old stock here sitting in a Korean warehouse for a year.
Answer: Unlikely the splitter will work because the monitor needs the full DVI-D resolution.  I would try to find an adapter for your DP.