Sounds silly maybe, but... have you checked that the number of colors
for the screen is set to "Millions"? If not, any screen would look
grainy - though a different graininess from what you sometimes get with
LCDs set to non-"native" resolutions
Thanks for the input, gentlemen. I've tried a variety of resolutions
and it doesn't seem to make any difference as far as the graininess
is concerned. I picked this up at Best Buy. It's a Mag model
#LT716S. Len, you're right the recommended resolution is 1280 X
1024, but still doesn't help. I guess the next step is to bring my
current project machine an upgraded Sawtooth w/ an ATI 64 meg AGP
graphics card and see how it behaves. Thanks, again, gents
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