I have an Asus P6T Deluxe v2 motherboard, Intel i7 cpu OC'ed to 4 ghz, Corsair PC1600 6gb triple channel ram, EVGA GTX 295 Co Op video card, Corsair 1000 watt PSU, and x2 OCZ SSD Vertex 60gb drives in raid 0.
Hey there. I'm an enthusiast photographer and I also wanted the monitor for gaming. Long story short, I had a chance to compare both the LG and the Dell side by side.
LG on the left, Dell on the right. Both plugged into the same video card...
Ok, I've read others had some pinkish tinge bottom left and greenish to top right or something of that nature, i do notice it slightly.
I'm not a lcd engineer, but is it really that hard to make one where whites are white uniformly, and blacks are near black uniformly wihtout background...
I think the unevenness is due to me trying to calibrate it with the spyder3 pro. White's have a tinge of peach/pink ish color to it and to me it looks not white at all. With the default ICC profile that came with the monitor the white looks fine and even.
OK thanks so much guys...another question ... look at this link
http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/tt259/coresare/random/pic2.jpg?t=1254870819
do you notice the uneven white? some areas look a little more blueish..like sorta in the center to the right...
I'm starting to get real...
Hi. I'm on my 2nd LG W3000H monitor, first had backlight bleed in the corners and at the top 6" from the right. My second one is the same but better. I went to lightly wipe the screen down and I noticed the entire top part is loose. You can press onto the screen and it will flex away from...
I just got the same monitor, similar problem. here is a photo
http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/tt259/coresare/random/bleed.jpg?t=1254525548
Worse than real life because of slow exposure. I RMA'd it with newegg. I hope the replacement is better.
Here you guys go.
http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/tt259/coresare/random/bleed.jpg?t=1254525548
I RMA'ed it. I thought the bleed was excessive. Hoping the next replacement is better.