Recent content by elclanrs

Found this on ebay, any experiences? I'm tempted, but had a bad experience with Qnix... I'll probably wait a bit and see what happens in the Korean 4K monitor scene soon...

I ordered the ASUS which is a very nice semi-glossy PLS for barely $120 more, that was a great deal, with adjustable stand and OSD. But this Monoprice one looks nicer than the Qnix, I may buy one in the near future to retire my old 1080p TN and work with two 27"... I've seen some of the setups...

Aight, bad news. Monitor just died on me. Vertical lines everywhere, no image, tried new cable, power supply, adapter... I opened it to try and fix it, nothing, monitor is dead. It lasted 7 days. Wasted $300. I think I'm gonna buy another one but not Qnix, the ones that are slightly more...

You can definetely tell the difference when you change the refresh rate. I pushed it all the way to 96hz but the colors get darker, so you have to create a new color profile. I want back to 60hz anyway for daily use.

I ordered from hulustar -- my story above --, and I was very pleased with the speed and packaging. Just give it some time. They'll give you a tracking number and you can check the progress in almost real time (at least with DHL).

Hi, I've been watching this forum for months and finally decided to go ahead and buy one of these monitors. I went with QNIX. It just got here after barely 3 days, from S.Korea, impressive. The package was well wrapped, it didn't have any bumps or visible scratches. I saw the DHL guy at the...

OMG, It worked! I found this post and I tried to revive my gtx 260 that died a few months ago and it's alive! I followed the instructions, put it in the oven for 8 min at 380, let it cool for 30 min and it's been working for 2 hours so far. I'm gonna pass 3dmark and see if it handles it.

Seems like this monitor's quality control is not really good. Lots of people with all sorts of different problems. I was lucky to get a good one then. No problems so far and 2 weeks of use.

No, you'll have a little bit of banding after calibrating but overall you'll notice it less than on a TN monitor. It's important to note that this monitor needs to be calibrated to get rid of the black crush and high saturation. I posted the values I used on this topic.

IMO response times are just just a big marketing trick. Anything below 16ms (g2g) is perfectly usable for games. I play COD4 almost everyday since 2007, and I've been playing on my 2333T for the last 3 days and I'm telling you, yes, I notice the difference compared to a TN but once you get used...

I would rather get a refurbished one. You can get it on ebay for $290 free shipping. http://cgi.ebay.com/HP-LP2465-24-LCD-Flat-Wide-Screen-Monitor-/260694896002?pt=Computer_Monitors&hash=item3cb2a06d82 But for $100 more you can get a new HP ZR24w. The HP LP2465 it's from 2006 so the CCFL...

The HP has better color accuracy but less contrast. The HP build quality is also much better and robust. The HP is a true 8bit panel while the Samsung is a 6bit + AFRC. After calibration you can notice some slight banding in smooth gradients but nothing compared to a TN. Viewing angles are about...

I just received my 2333T and I can tell you that for $150 this monitor is awesome. I replaced my dell st2210 TN and the difference is huge. Deep blacks, no black crush after calibration and no hum noise. I'm a hardcore COD4 player and seriously the ghosting is not that bad. You can obviously...