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SciTech Display Doctor on Stylistic 1200

New MessageAnyone Else Using SciTech Display Doctor? (modified 0 times) Drogue_Anathema
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Anyone else using SciTech Display Doctor on the Stylistic? I just installed it, and although it seems to improve the disply somewhat I'm curious to know how much of a performance hit this thing incurs, or any other issues I should be aware of/consider.
06-18-2001 11:26:35

New MessageRE:Anyone Else Using SciTech Display Doctor? (modified 0 times) Greenspark
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Haven't used SDD since Duke Nukem 3D days, when it was called something else... What improvements do you see?
06-18-2001 13:20:38

New MessageRE:Anyone Else Using SciTech Display Doctor? (modified 0 times) JunkLeo
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We use SciTech Display Doctor for CF-01 because the 40MB memory problem, I can't see any reason we want to use it for 1200 unless you want to play some Dos games(MAME or other emulators) which need the VESA compatible modes. Anyone can come up some reasons?
06-18-2001 14:03:53

New MessageRE:Anyone Else Using SciTech Display Doctor? (modified 0 times) Drogue_Anathema
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Maybe it's just my imagination, but images don't appear to be as dithered as before. I did want to try playing MAME on this, which is why I installed it, but thought I saw some improvement in the display as well.
06-18-2001 19:46:51

New MessageRE:Anyone Else Using SciTech Display Doctor? (modified 0 times) JunkLeo
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I use Win98SE default driver which is 24-bit color, so I feel the quality is good enough now. Unless SciTech Display Doctor can provide 32-bit color, otherwise there is no room to improve image quality(maybe SSD driver is slightly faster but it won't matter since the screen is LCD).
06-18-2001 20:16:07

New MessageRE:Anyone Else Using SciTech Display Doctor? (modified 0 times) yellow2
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the 1200 (at least the model we got through Reldridg) is a 4,096 color DSTN so forget about 16/24/32 bit settings because they're only achieved at the expense of heavy dithering !
06-18-2001 22:41:50

New MessageRE:Anyone Else Using SciTech Display Doctor? (modified 0 times) JunkLeo
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Dithering is not that expansive in this case, either using bit shift(reduce hue level) or using masks (not error diffusion, it is very expensive). If the LCD only can display 4,096 color, I guess it uses hardware rendering. If you select to output to the external monitor using 24-bit colors, it still displays 24bit colors. The perform hit comes from Windows not the driver, because OS needs to move or fill more data when redrawing windows.
06-20-2001 11:45:36

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