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Yes, a "no return" policy on a monitor would not work for me, although
I think you could work directly with Dell if Newegg shipped something
you didn't like. I was lucky, my HC is perfect.
You already know what the 3007 screen image is like, if you're only
going to be using the display...
My eyes are ~28" to 30" away from my 3007-HC, and I have no
trouble ready anything on Firefox. The images are very clear,
and even with my near 50yo eyes (with single correction glasses),
I've not had to increase font sizes.
HTH,
CAMster
Hi Malus72,
I got one of the 3007-HC's a couple of months ago, and with
it sitting under a fairly bright florescent lamp array, I have no problems with
the brightness of the screen - in fact, it's running around ~85% brightness
right now.
So far, I love this monitor. The...
Hi Convergent,
Virtualrain wasn't contradicting you specifically, he was just commenting that it wasn't
likely that the listed problems were directly associated with each rev. We have too
small a product sample to really come to any conclusions about what rev's may have
issues.
Good to...
Yeah, I don't know what's up with all the Rev's. I guess I'm lucky, as the Rev A00 I
got is (as far as I can tell) perfect - no noise, no dead/stuck pixels, no light bleed,
etc. Only thing I definately want is to get a color calibrator, as the reds and greens
are a little too strong, but...
I've been playing with mine a little, and even with very minor background sounds,
I hear nothing from either of my two new monitors (the HC, and a HP2065).
However, I haven't had the time to do a really thorough "adjustment sweep" to
see if there's any combination of settings that triggers...
Hi Kandor,
You may want to post this question to a Solidworks specific site, such as the
Usenet group "comp.cad.solidworks" (Google Groups will get you there), or
a email list like "SWcad" (again, search Google). You might also try the
Dell Support forum "http://www.dellcommunity.com/"...
You can get a lot of good info from this new review of the HP (and most will
hold for the 3007):
http://anandtech.com/displays/showdoc.aspx?i=2950
Basic stuff I'm sure you know - the need for a good, dual-link
graphics card (like Nvidia 7900/8800 series), limitations when
it comes to...
Hi,
If you're going to use the same monitor with a few different computers, get the HP,
but if it'll be hooked to just one box, you could get the Dell WFP-HC for ~$400 less,
and it's essentially identical except for having only one input port. Check out this
thread for purchase info (page 8...
Delighted! I'm glad I went directly to the SB phones, and didn't try ordering anything
through the regular Dell phone contacts - I doubt we would have wound up with so
many monitors going to happy buyers (well, most are happy ;) ).
We're almost done with our timesink, err - computer hutch...
Jose,
Sounds interesting - any chance you can post some screenshots or pics
of the screen, especially the 1080i? This is something a lot of people want
more info on - thanks!
CAMster
Damn - great price! Best of luck with your monitor.
I almost went with the 2007FP, but chickened out due to the lack
of S-IPS screen. Instead, I ordered a HP 2065, which is S-IPS, but
not the "High Color" of the 3007-HC. Not sure if there's any real reason
not to go with the 2007...