Eizo t965 vs. t966 - any difference in general 2d and 3d q..

Hi!

I'm going to upgrade my 19' monitor to a 21' Eizo (..fineally! , and
I've noticed two models in the same pricerange. T966 is obvisouly the
newest model, but the t965 is still available in Norway, and is
considerably cheaper.
I've read that the t966 supports advanced features for true-color in
picture and video editing. This is something I don't need. I'm only
conserned with general picture/color sharpness and contrast, that is
2D sharpness when working in explorer (not blurred small letters) and
general 3D image quality in pc-games. Is there any difference between
these models in these areas (eg. better in lower/higher resolutions)?
Is it the same internal hardware, ie. FD Triniton?
I've searched all over the internet, but cannot find any comparison or
info about this. I've gone through several eizo websites (the
comparisons page doesn't work properly) to no avail.
I would greatly appreciate any help of info anyone might give me.
Thanks!

smikkel <smikkel.RemoveThis@online.no> kenjka:
 > I'm going to upgrade my 19' monitor to a 21' Eizo (..fineally! , and
 > I've noticed two models in the same pricerange. T966 is obvisouly the
 > newest model, but the t965 is still available in Norway, and is
 > considerably cheaper.

Any EIZO you choose would be fine... So, if money's no the problem - choose
T966... If it _IS_ the problem, go with T965... Both use SONY FD Trinitron
tube...

I've suggested this monitor to two people... One from Croatia, and one from
Norway... Both were pretty satisfied with it...

Be sure that you use high-quality 2D/3D graphics card if you want nice
picture... IF 2D is crucial, go with Matrox or ATI... If not, go with
anything you like...


And, one more thing... Don't expect that it will fullfill all of your
wishes... It's 21", and it's damn big, and many monitors have got problems
with geometry like a lot of other big monitors!! I've been watching on some
IBM P260 models, and Mitsubishi 2070SB, convergence is the main problem, but
it doesn't bother me, since I know that it's a damn big monitor, and the way
electrons fly from electron gun to mask is way longer than on 17" monitors!
But, again, EIZO is the king when professional monitors are the case...
Barco is better, but only for professional usage, you can't get them...


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