When powering up the monitor for the first time, FastSilicon.com found that two settings were not set to our tastes. The brightness and contrast levels were set at their highest. Setting both of these to "50" from a "100" proved to provide a much cleaner visual experience. Pressing the "A" button to auto adjust the screen to the current resolution is sufficient for most people. However, the options for those that like to perfect their display settings are all present and accounted for. The selections on the base menu from right to left are brightness levels, contrast levels, color settings, OSD settings, other settings, input settings, and exit. Under color settings, the standard color temperature settings such as 5500, 6500, and 9300 are on hand. In addition, there is a user color option, where the ability to control individual color levels are available. After that, there are the OSD options, which include position, time out, transparency, color, language, and exit. Following the OSD options are the input settings which allow manual switching between Analog and Digital inputs on the fly. This is very useful for doubling up two computers on one monitor. Finally, there is the Exit option and that is self-clarifying.