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Recent content by Eric Larsen

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    Looking for 27" IPS or VA

    Hi there! I'm thinking of buying a new 27" or 30" monitor. The main use will be for web browsing, photo display, and Blu-Ray movies. I don't game much. I'm willing to spend up to $700 if there is a good reason to do so. I'm thinking an IPS, PLS or VA panel, preferably with a mild anti-glare...
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    Any need for anything but basic RAM on non-gaming PC?

    OK, I have a PC I use mainly for web browsing and watching movies. I do tend to have lots of programs open and usually about 200 browser tabs. I was going to upgrade the RAM by adding 8 GB to its current 4 GB (its Kingston Hyper-Ex Blu I got on sale. Its supposed to do 1600mhz at 1.65 volts...
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    Quality control? Dell U2311h vs Benq Ew2420/ Asus ML249H

    Hi there, Considering getting either the Dell U2311h or the Benq EW2420 (or the Asus ML249H which uses the same MVA panel as the Benq). Anyway, heard some bad things about Benq's quality control from various sources, but now perusing this forum it sounds like the Dell maybe has some problems...
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    Good monitor for movies, photos? TN, IPS, VA?

    Hrm, I was hoping that the trend of increasing quality for lower price that is usual for electronics also was applying to monitors, but apparently not to the same extent? I can pay as much as $500. Is there a good reason to? I should emphasize that this isn't required for my job or anything...
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    Good monitor for movies, photos? TN, IPS, VA?

    Looking into getting a new monitor. I'll mainly be using it for movies, internet, and photos; I rarely play games. I'd prefer something in the 23"-24" range and costing under $300, but I'd consider spending more, or sacrificing size for quality, if there were a good reason. My current...
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