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Marathi
298 Posts
I am looking for a similar monitor, around 19-21 inches (or bigger if meets budget), under £100 which is LED, HD or as good a spec as you can find. UK buyer - cheers  had this monitor recommended to me, alongside the BenQ one I tried to order - what do you think: http://www.ebuyer.com/345330-hanns-g-hl229dpb-21-5-led-lcd-dvi-monitor-hl229dpb | ||
Womwomwom
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iaretehnoob
Sweden741 Posts
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
On September 10 2012 00:21 iaretehnoob wrote: Any opinions on the Dell U2312HM vs the LG234V? Is it really just a matter of better ergonomic features and warranty on the Dell's side? I don't know about the LG234V in particular, but a lot of LG's own eIPS monitors in that range have worse ghosting as well, despite using the same panels and claiming 5ms GTG. It seems like any RTC, if any, is not enough. But at least that means there's no overshoot. e.g. http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/lg_ips231p.htm | ||
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Samp
Canada783 Posts
Also what ms? I want to buy a new monitor and I want to know the "standards" they use. | ||
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Womwomwom
5930 Posts
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
IIRC MLG's used the cheap Asus VH236H (23.6", 2ms... for what that's worth) at least at one point. I don't really keep up. | ||
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Shagg
Finland825 Posts
On September 10 2012 00:21 iaretehnoob wrote: Any opinions on the Dell U2312HM vs the LG234V? Is it really just a matter of better ergonomic features and warranty on the Dell's side? Well Ive had the dell for few months now. Its been great, but the only downside is if you have a really white image on a web page etc and leave it there for a while, after you switch to smthing dark you can clearly see the place where the white image was for a while. Guess it has smthing to do with the antiglare coating stuff. | ||
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Womwomwom
5930 Posts
Edit: To clarify, it certainly hasn't got anything to do with antiglare won't cause that. Image retention is possible with LCDs and probably worth contacting warranty about if its actually true. | ||
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Shagg
Finland825 Posts
On September 11 2012 23:24 Womwomwom wrote: Are you referring to image retention? Or are you referring to Dynamic Contrast where the screen appears to change in brightness when you switch from dark to bright and vice versa? Edit: To clarify, it certainly hasn't got anything to do with antiglare won't cause that. Image retention is possible with LCDs and probably worth contacting warranty about if its actually true. I guess its image retention as I got Dynamic Contrast off and screen brightness at 20. But the image persists only for a while and fades disappears in like half a minute? (pulling numbers from my ass), but its not like it lasts for hours. Think I should contact warranty about my screen then and ask about it. | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Yamakasi-120hz-Multi-2B-Capable-PIXEL-PERFECT-CATLEAP-Q270-SE-LED-27-2560X1440-/200818270385?pt=Computer_Monitors&hash=item2ec1b3a0b1#ht_500wt_1156 http://www.120hz.biz/yamakasi-catleap-q270-2b-extreme-overclock-edition/ | ||
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Womwomwom
5930 Posts
The monitors are fine but are only able to run at above 60hz with some messing around in PowerStrip. Edit: To clarify, there is nothing wrong with messing around in PowerStrip. But its how you achieve above 60hz with those monitors so if you buy the monitor and can't run it above 60hz out of the box, its not the monitor's fault. | ||
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Socius
1 Post
On September 12 2012 02:27 Medrea wrote: How is this monitor? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Yamakasi-120hz-Multi-2B-Capable-PIXEL-PERFECT-CATLEAP-Q270-SE-LED-27-2560X1440-/200818270385?pt=Computer_Monitors&hash=item2ec1b3a0b1#ht_500wt_1156 http://www.120hz.biz/yamakasi-catleap-q270-2b-extreme-overclock-edition/ Careful with that ebay link...that's a fake frame skipping monitor. Just 60hz. The one on 120hz.biz is the only currently produced 120hz 1440p monitor anywhere. The guys at overlord are collecting money now, to have monitors made in a month or two. The cat leaps have actually been made for 8 months now and they're shipping in a few days. | ||
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Sovano
United States1503 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/qf4oT.jpg) Any opinions between these two monitors? ASUS VS Series VS247H-P Dell UltraSharp U2312HM | ||
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
You can read about the U2312HM in the OP and in the prad.de and tftcentral.co.uk reviews. It's a matte eIPS monitor with heavy antiglare coating, decent responsiveness, low input lag, very good stand with all the adjustments, etc. There's no HDMI input, but HDMI -> DVI converters can be done cheaply and passively with no loss in quality. The price there is too high. Often there are coupon codes for more like $220. There's an eBay seller now for $219 shipped, $235 on Dell's eBay store, but I'm not sure about Dell warranty support when going through 3rd parties or even their eBay store. The cheap route is usually VS229H-P for $150 (us.ncix free shipping): same crappy stand as the other Asus VS but this one and the VS239H-P are eIPS and still have the overdrive controls, low input lag. | ||
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NuKE[vZ]
United States249 Posts
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Sovano
United States1503 Posts
On September 18 2012 01:09 Myrmidon wrote: VS247H-P should be just a generic decent-enough modern TN monitor—bad color shifts due to viewing angle, good sRGB colorspace coverage but bad out-of-box calibration, very good responsiveness (and adjustable overdrive), probably low input lag, crappy stand that only does tilt but has VESA mounts. You can read about the U2312HM in the OP and in the prad.de and tftcentral.co.uk reviews. It's a matte eIPS monitor with heavy antiglare coating, decent responsiveness, low input lag, very good stand with all the adjustments, etc. There's no HDMI input, but HDMI -> DVI converters can be done cheaply and passively with no loss in quality. The price there is too high. Often there are coupon codes for more like $220. There's an eBay seller now for $219 shipped, $235 on Dell's eBay store, but I'm not sure about Dell warranty support when going through 3rd parties or even their eBay store. The cheap route is usually VS229H-P for $150 (us.ncix free shipping): same crappy stand as the other Asus VS but this one and the VS239H-P are eIPS and still have the overdrive controls, low input lag. Thanks for the comprehensive response. I may go for the VS229H-P you recommended as a cheaper route, but when we're talking about a crappy stand are we talking about it wobbles easily? Although seeing how I am still saving up money if the U2312HM happens to go on sale I'll probably pick that up instead and get the necessary converter. | ||
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
Check those Dell coupon codes. | ||
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Sovano
United States1503 Posts
On September 18 2012 02:15 Myrmidon wrote: I just mean that it only does tilt. It is probably sturdy enough, considering the low weight, distribution of weight—shouldn't be particularly prone to wobbling. Check those Dell coupon codes. I just got my paycheck today and I can choose either of the two that were previously mentioned. However, I noticed that in both the VS229H-P that it does not include an HDMI cable. Do I have to buy that separately? Additionally are there any testimony to the built-in speakers on the VS229H-P? Regarding the U2312HM it seems pretty solid from the reviews I've read. However would there be any drawbacks to using three or four of the USB ports on the monitor itself? I've heard from one review that you may experience some flickering on the monitor. Currently my gaming setup with my laptop is dreadful with the USB devices, and I was thinking about utilizing that feature the U2312HM offers. Lastly for the converter..is it DVI-D to VGA I want if I have a VGA port on my laptop? Or is it the other way around? I couldn't get this right the last time you guys helped me on converters lol. | ||
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
What's wrong with USB ports on the laptop? Maybe you're confused about what's going on, anyway. The U2312HM and monitors with USB ports just include a USB (2.0) hub. You plug a USB cable from the laptop to the monitor. So any ports on the monitor are still being handled through the laptop. You're looking for HDMI to DVI-D (dual-link or single-link), not anything to do with VGA because there's no reason to use analog outputs for displays anymore. | ||
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