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| HP L1910 || Yes || Yes || 19" || 50hz mode 0 works | | HP L1910 || Yes || Yes || 19" || 50hz mode 0 works | ||
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| − | | LG Flatron L1510P || No || Yes || 15" || 60hz all modes; 50hz vga4, vga5, vga6 | + | | HP L2035 (HP 2035) || Yes || Yes || 20" || 1600x1200 Pixel, Very good Picture 50 Hz on DVI (Analog)-Input with VGA2DVI-Cable. But bad Picture on VGA-Input. With Next-HDMI-Out and HDMI2DVI-Cable hdmisound=0 and maybe 50_60hz=1 must be set in config.ini to get Picture on Monitors DVI (Digital) input! |
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| + | | LG Flatron L1510P || No || Yes || 15" || 60hz all modes; 50hz vga4, vga5, vga6 (all run significantly faster than original ZX Spectrum) | ||
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| LG Ring 1900R || No || ? || ? || 50hz vga4 works | | LG Ring 1900R || No || ? || ? || 50hz vga4 works | ||
Latest revision as of 14:58, 11 November 2023
User contributed monitor models individually reported to be working with the Next
- Please Note:* No responsibility is implied or offered that if get a monitor labelled the same it will definitely work for you!
| Monitor | vga0 50hz | 4:3 Ratio | Size | Comments |
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| Acer AL1715 | No | Yes | 17" | 50hz vga5 works, 60hz modes work |
| Acer K242HL | Yes | ? | ? | "seems to work just fine" |
| AG neovo F-419 | Yes | ? | ? | no issues on vga mode 0. (accepts 49Hz to about 75Hz) |
| Asus VG278 | Yes | ? | ? | All modes work, both vga and hdmi |
| Asus VS239 | Yes | ? | ? | All modes work |
| BenQ BL2420PT IPS QHD | Yes | ? | 24" | The pixel response times are too slow to show the multi colour effects in the Mescaline demo properly. |
| Dell U2410 | Yes | ? | 24" | All modes work |
| Dell 2000FP | Yes | Yes | ? | Has DVI, not HDMI. |
| Dell 2007FPB | Yes | Yes | ? | Some 'feedback' on image via VGA, but overall very pleased. |
| Fujitsu-Siemens B19-6 | Yes | Yes | 19" | 50hz vga0 works |
| Gateway 2153 | Yes | ? | 21.5" | VGA0-6 work in both 50 and 60 Hz modes. Has DVI-D input, but does not seem to accept VGA7 50 or 60 Hz via this imput. |
| HP Pavilion 2009v | Yes | No | 20" | Works fine through VGA |
| HP Compaq LA2205wg | Yes | No | 22" | vga0 50hz works |
| HP 22cwa | Yes | No | 22" | VGA 50Hz all modes, VGA 60Hz all modes, HDMI both 50Hz and 60Hz. Does not have speakers. |
| HP L1910 | Yes | Yes | 19" | 50hz mode 0 works |
| HP L2035 (HP 2035) | Yes | Yes | 20" | 1600x1200 Pixel, Very good Picture 50 Hz on DVI (Analog)-Input with VGA2DVI-Cable. But bad Picture on VGA-Input. With Next-HDMI-Out and HDMI2DVI-Cable hdmisound=0 and maybe 50_60hz=1 must be set in config.ini to get Picture on Monitors DVI (Digital) input! |
| LG Flatron L1510P | No | Yes | 15" | 60hz all modes; 50hz vga4, vga5, vga6 (all run significantly faster than original ZX Spectrum) |
| LG Ring 1900R | No | ? | ? | 50hz vga4 works |
| Samsung SyncMaster 152T | No | Yes | 15" | 60hz all modes; 50hz vga5, vga6 (both run significantly faster than original ZX Spectrum) |
| Samsung SyncMaster 223BW | Yes | No | 21.6" | |
| Samsung SyncMaster 940Fn | Yes | Yes | 19" | 60hz all modes, 50hz vga0, vga1, vga2, vga5, vga6
By official specs it supports only 55 ~ 75 Hz inputs, 50 is unofficial |
| Samsung SyncMaster E1920 | Yes | No | 18.5 | 50hz vga0 works |
| Samsung Syncmaster 997MB | Yes | ? | ? | Works fine |
| Vibrant VL5A9DL | No | ? | ? | 60hz all modes, 50hz vga4, vga5, vga6 |
| Vizio E241i-B1 | Yes | ? | 24" | VGA0-6 work in both 50 and 60 Hz modes. In 60 Hz modes, screen requires manual adjustment (otherwise shifted too far left to be useful). Has HDMI Input which accepts VGA7 in both 50 and 60 Hz. |