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Dell U2412M
Got one, too. It's not perfect, but I'm pretty satisfied. I have no issues with backlight bleed, and even IPS glow doesn't bother me (of course, there is some), guess the low brightness helps a lot (currently have it at 32). I'm pleased that brightness can be nicely tuned down. (as a side note... -
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Dell U2412M
Having read the Prad review and skimming over a longish discussion here about "blue" on the U2412M, I'm left with questions and speculations... and would appreciate some clarifications. Are the mentioned deviations of the blue color channel actually apparent to the naked eye? How much "worse"... -
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The HP ZR24w Scaling Issues Thread
AFAIK a working sRGB preset on the LP2475w would require a change in hardware. That rarely happens. And they had to know that it's crap from the very beginning. If it is just a bug in software, it's easily fixed. So why not fix it? Either they just don't care as long as it sells... Or, they... -
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HP ZR24w
Lower them. You just shouldn't go too low, you will lose contrast and probably get some banding (look here to find out: http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/gradient.php). Personally I think leaving brightness as low as possible (and adjusting R,G,B) will give you the best results on this monitor. -
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HP ZR24w
I did some testing because I wanted to compare Overdrive On/Off, and after all the comments that the ZR24w is great for gaming must say I'm not really overwelmed by the results. With Overdrive Off (not sure if "off" really means off) there is quite some ghosting and Overdrive On seems to make... -
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HP ZR24w
I concur with all the people who say this monitor is too bright. The first thing I did was turning it down to 0% -- and it still was very bright. (Of course it depends on the ambient light, but I don't think I will ever use it with a brightness higher than, say, 20%). From my impression, the... -
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Dell U2410
FYI, my last U2410 that I had bought as "new" also had 8 backlight hours on it. I returned it the same day (not because of that but because it was worse than the previous). -
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Why is the ZR24w popular at all?
As I see it, the answer is simple: Lack of alternatives (for the price). If you want a non-TN panel, value for money, sRGB and don't need all the advanced features, you'll definitely consider a HP ZR24w or a NEC EA231WMi. IMHO 16:10 beats 16:9 -- and voilà, there we have the ZR24w. Makes perfect...