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I'm guessing that most of the world's PCs are running with a default "Plug & Play Monitor" driver which seems to work well enough, and having just swapped to a 2005FPW, installed the driver and noticed zero difference - not even a flicker during install - I was just wondering if there is a point to installing the dedicated driver for your monitor?
I assume that for those concerned with accurate colour reproduction and the like the driver might make some difference, but for most users?
1So, kind of no point at all. Makes you wonder why manufacturers bother though. – Lunatik – 2009-09-17T09:17:02.357
2@Lunatik: Because quite a few users will see "Plug & Play Monitor" instead of their monitor name and freak out. Because they learn not having a driver is bad thing. And for manufacturer creating driver for any monitor takes less then 15 minutes. Probably usually even less because they sell essentially same monitor electronics for quite a few models. – Josip Medved – 2009-09-17T11:48:41.410