Dell 2405FPW 24" TFT
Introduction
Published: 20th January 2006 | Source: Dell | Price: |
As a frequent user of my PC and fan of PC gaming I needed a monitor that would both be excellent for gaming, playing on my XBox 360 and general usage including Dreamweaver and various design applications.
Dell have a reputation in the monitor industry of taking excellent screens and components and putting them together in a complete package.
When the Box arrived at my desk the first thing I saw was the excellent packaging and the usual Dell branded box. The packaging was excellent and there is no way that the 2405FPW would get damaged in transit.
Here's a quick picture of the monitor:
Package
The package that comes with the Dell 2405 is pretty complete for setting up a normal PC on it.
You get:
* 1 x High Quality EMS DVI Cable
* 1 x VGA Cable
* 1 x Power lead for Dell 2405FPS (kettle type)
* 1 x Driver CD
* 1 x Instruction Sheet
* 1 x Manual for Dell 2405FPW
The power lead comes in a seperate box so you may want to check you have it. It's also worth noting that any normal PC "kettle" type lead is fine to use.
Now onto the monitor itself...
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Tagan PSU gone busted , waiting for replacement coming tomorrow , i ll run those test and report back , thanks for the reply Fragtek 
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QuoteCool I'll look forward to it Quote
QuoteBuggers , still waiting for replacement and looks like its gonna come after christmas holidays , 3rd of Jan. Oh well , i ll post the results when i fix the psu. 
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QuoteOk Just a little update on whats happening. P.S.U arrived today so reinstalled the system.
TCaseMax for the chip is 55C
TDP is 38.2 Watts
I ll report back when the test finishesQuote
TCaseMax for the chip is 55C
TDP is 38.2 Watts
I ll report back when the test finishesQuote
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Run OCCT or a small fft prime95 torture test for 12 hours... Then run a large fft torture test. Do a few 32mb super pi's and you should be good to go if you can do all of the afformentioned tests w/o errors.
If you pass all of those then bump up your volts and your OC!
Whats the TCaseMax on that chip of yours? (If it supports it).Quote