Another feature that stands out is auto synchronization, which essentially is the process of the monitor adjusting the refresh rate accordingly to the function being performed. In other words from the moment you turn on the monitor and the BIOS splash screen to the Windows 9x splash, the refresh rate is adjusting until you finally get into the Windows GUI where it settles at the proper refresh rate.

While the CM761U has many strong points that make it stand out, I'd like to point out that there was some banding on the right side of the screen. However, this was only visible when I would change my desktop wallpaper to the default, green. I tried several others but it seemed to only appear on a few colors. I tried resetting the stored settings to factory condition but was no help as the banding on a small portion of the monitor reappeared.

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