Will my sony display work?

Hi everybody!
I currently use only PC, never used a mac ever. I have two PCs, connected to my sony display SDM-HX73, which has dual VGA input and DVI input. I was thinking of buying a mac mini to use the DVI input (both VGAs are in use) but after reading the complaints about bad image quality with DVI on mac mini, I am not sure if buying it or not. Has anybody had success with a display like this, using the DVI port? any tweaks you had to do?
Thanks.

Yet plugging in a different manufacturers LCD that works would put that as an argument out with milk for the cat, these working LCD makers must be using incorrectly designed timing components =)
I know it stings to buy some 3rd party monitor expecting it all possible combinations of LCDs and mini will work, only to discover that my choice in LCDs wasn't a working one.
If it was the whole line of Apple displays not working then I'd be more than a little miffed as well and then say the mini is badly designed, as all the components bought came from the same branded retailer. Yet it still remains that we are talking about a problem in a fully open market, that namely being the PC market where even my Dell 2001FP LCD monitor had issues with my PCs Nvidia card made specifically by a Taiwan company. Now if that Dell 2001FP LCD had an issue with an unmodified Dell desktop system I owned then again I would feel right to be miffed.

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