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Mar 14, 2010
Very nice monitor that is no more.
Dell 2001FP at 20" is maybe the best monitor I ever had. First and foremost, it is s-IPS panel, which is heaven compares to TN screens that we meet everyday. When put next to each other, TN screen has washed color, very limited angle, changing color when change viewing angle. S-IPS has none of such. Dell 2001FP has build in USB HUB that comes in handy. It also rotates, swirl and rise. Further, it can attach to AS500 sound bar for complete AV viewing.
2001FP is also 4:3 ratio that is best for professional use. 16:9 is useless for paper editing, CAD designing etc.
Compares to later DELL monitors at 20" such as 2007FP, 2001FP's S-IPS is better. Because Dell secretly changed 2007FP's IPS screen to PVA!
Another factor that makes 2001FP maybe the last of its kind, it has PIP, picture-in-picture, a feature that disappears in HDTV today. 2001FP has DVI, VGA, S-Video and composite video input.
After 5 years, 2001FP still beat many new LCD panels on the market, both for color and function. At around $100, what do I wish for more?
Feb 05, 2018
simple and easy to use. Check its signal flow
I got a damaged subwoofer that I hate to dispose. Then I found mono amps that can drive subwoofer output from my amp. Initially I got one that is signal pass through, meaning goings in at the front and goes out in the back. However it won't fit my old box well.
Then I found this little gem that have all connections on one side. It fits my space of the box very well. When bundled with 24V input, the bass is clearly heard. Though lacking a knob to adjust its volume (aka the bass size), the sealed box won't fit in the knob anyway. Overall this board fits my application very well.
One other thing is, please use a true S-video, composite video or subwoofer signal wire for its input. Otherwise the AC coupling noise from the power supply would kill the sound.
Mar 11, 2010
Very solid build
3 of 3 found this helpful I bought this used to replace my 3800+. This version is 65nM one at 2.9GHz which rated at 65W. For man motherboard, this is the upper limit, hence the best I can get. Beyond this will be problem for my motherboard, power supply and case. Very easy to install that makes you longing for the old 90s that making a PC is an "art". Performance is noticeable faster than 3800+ at 2GHz. The tricky part is with 3800+ my HD video playing uses close to 90% CPU, but only 50% or 30% with 5600+. Seem there are limitations and minimum requirement now HD is the trend. Sorry that I have to replace my 3800+ even though it still has life on it.
I put in 5600+ with OCZ memory, work like a charm.