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Question: Samsung PX2370 I'm wanting to purchase the PX2370 but notice in the manual that several additional downloads from the samsung website state that system requirements only include the Windows 7 32-bit and I have the 64-bit system.  Will that prohibit my using the multiple screendownload?
Document: I just figured some one forgot. There was a piece of paper in the box with a few lines of info on how to hook up. The directions are pretty bad! Got the monitor hooked up and turned it on and nothing! I do not have another computer system, so I had to swap the new monitor out with my old one. Went to Samsung website and downloaded the owners manual, with troubleshooting directions.
BEWARE:  Samsung does not include an Owners Manual with this monitor! I own five Samsung LCD HD and LED, DLP HD TV's ranging from 23" to 67" and love them all. They all came with a very good product/owners manual. Several of these sets were purchased through Amazon. So, I was looking forward to hooking up this new Samsung HD computer monitor too replace my 4 year old, out-dated monitor.
Been using it about 3 weeks. Great picture for my Photoshop work (I shoot and print fine art photos.) I shopped around and at the time this seemed to be the best value in a quality Photoshop-worthy monitor. Screen size makes multiple open windows easy. Easy picture controls. Lightweight and small footprint but plenty stable in a regular desktop environment. I'm not a gamer so I can't comment on any lag issues.
Received this monitor today. Sending it back, today. I attached it to my Win 7 64-bit Dell XPS Studio. The display was very very red. The yellows were red, the whites were red. The only thing not red were the greens, which were blue. (I have pictures.) The instructions said to go to a web site and download the software for Win 7 64-bit in order to adjust the colors and get the all drivers, etc. Did that.
The PX2370 really doesn't need another positive review, just thought I would add mine because I had purchased 2 new Dell UltraSharp U2211H monitors, and replaced them with the PX2370. At Dell's website they advertise the U2211H monitor as being 20.25" x 7.25 " x 13.69" WDH. I have owned Dell UltraSharps and know they are good monitors, and based on the dimensions of this monitor, thought it would be good replacement for my 19" Dell UltraSharps.
An excellent monitor. I find the on-screen text easy to read and quite clear. The stand/support is not stiff enough. Samsung has overdone the emphasis on thinness. Windows 7 recognized it and the tuning to my tastes was easy. I am not sure why it merits a premium price. Recommended, however, especially for the energy savings.
Movies (blue-ray) also look great. My website never looked better. The other ads I produce which include commercial printing for magazines and direct mailings are printed as it was originally intended. I did extensive research and numberous tech web sites before I put down that much money for a 23in monitor. I highly recomend the PX2370 monitor.
Installed the drivers for this monitor although I'm not sure what this does compared to using the default Windows drivers. Also noted is the "bleed-thru" of the light from the Power swith into the bottom of the screen. This doesn't seem to be a problem with bright scenes but if you are playing a game with dark backgrounds or watching a movie that is the same it is somewhat annoying.
I bought two of these monitors about 6 weeks ago on Amazon. They are, by far, the best monitors I have ever owned. The picture is noticeably better than the Samsung 1080P HD monitor I purchased last year. The LED makes a big difference. The lack of a mounting system on the monitor is a bit of a drawback, but I have found a solution. I found a screw at the hardware store that screws into the hole in the bottom where the base normally goes.
I'm happy with the Samsung 23 in monitor, although it's larger than I thought. It is consistent with the reviews I read when deciding to purchase this. This picture is great and works fine for an office monitor for a laptop. I have not done any gaming, so I have no perspective there. For $250 I feel I got my moneys worth.
Answer: I have 2 set up on WIn7 64bit and they work fine