Lenovo T22i available resolutions tested

aeberbach · 21 November 2019, 12:41

I read that the Lenovo T22i is a modern monitor I could buy new that works with an Amiga, so I bought one. It didn't ship overnight but I did get a nice discount for signing up to their spam as well as free shipping - so cheaper than buying a 1084S easily.

Here's an album of all the resolutions I have found to work correctly. I only took an picture if the resolution looked good enough for daily use. Some like the A2024 driver are completely misinterpreted by the monitor. A couple are marginal - you can see that though the test image displays, the monitor is showing an out of range error. The laced resolutions generally don't work at all.

https://imgur.com/a/W1rH4Lt

I like the image quality better than what I got with an OSSC. My connection is a simple Amiga-DB15, unbuffered. For me "DBLNTSC High Res No Flicker" is a really good workbench.

Jope · 21 November 2019, 14:09

Really nice. Does it have a force 4:3 aspect ratio setting in the menus?

GearCross · 21 November 2019, 21:19

Seems that Lenovo monitors are a good pick for the native Amiga resolutions.

I have the T2324p and it works nicely with all resolutions with full overscan, though interlaced NTSC will make it display "Out of range" and no picture.

The caveat is that I can't force the monitor to go 4:3 on the VGA input...

21 November 2019, 12:41	#1
aeberbach Registered User Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 97	Lenovo T22i available resolutions tested I read that the Lenovo T22i is a modern monitor I could buy new that works with an Amiga, so I bought one. It didn't ship overnight but I did get a nice discount for signing up to their spam as well as free shipping - so cheaper than buying a 1084S easily. Here's an album of all the resolutions I have found to work correctly. I only took an picture if the resolution looked good enough for daily use. Some like the A2024 driver are completely misinterpreted by the monitor. A couple are marginal - you can see that though the test image displays, the monitor is showing an out of range error. The laced resolutions generally don't work at all. https://imgur.com/a/W1rH4Lt I like the image quality better than what I got with an OSSC. My connection is a simple Amiga-DB15, unbuffered. For me "DBLNTSC High Res No Flicker" is a really good workbench.

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21 November 2019, 14:09	#2
Jope - Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Helsinki / Finland Age: 39 Posts: 7,450	Really nice. Does it have a force 4:3 aspect ratio setting in the menus?

21 November 2019, 21:19	#3
GearCross Registered User Join Date: Aug 2019 Location: Portugal Age: 32 Posts: 17	Seems that Lenovo monitors are a good pick for the native Amiga resolutions. I have the T2324p and it works nicely with all resolutions with full overscan, though interlaced NTSC will make it display "Out of range" and no picture. The caveat is that I can't force the monitor to go 4:3 on the VGA input...

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