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    Question CRT monitor geometry setup

    Anyone know how to properly setup a CRT?

    I have a 4year old iiyama VM Pro 454 and its starting to show its age, esp against the iiyama Prolite 431S I have just bought.

    I am struggling to set the thing up properly, its verticle geometry is best described as 'wavey' - but only towards the sides of the screen. Its not pincushed or trapisodal its more undulating than that.

    Ta muchly.

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