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I only discovered this case after watching Linus video and wanted to stop by and compliment Daniel on his amazing case design. This is the first small case that truly interested me with its efficient design and use of space while still being practical and offering pretty much full performance...

when you watch HD content filmed at 23.976fps or 24fps and your monitor only support 60Hz you get stuttering/jittering motion (most noticeable during when camera pans). if your monitor supports 24p you get smooth motion. most people who watch HD on their monitors are accustomed to jittering and...

Since he wants 1440p display with perfect 23.976Hz support his options are very limited. I already recommended a good 27" IPS from LG that does 23.976Hz and 24Hz and 50Hz (for PAL content), but it's "only" 1080p.

a word of caution if you consider plasma, this is what most people who recommend plasma don't tell you, or choose not to tell. all plasma TVs, at least all that are currently on the market, have extremely annoying feature called ABL (auto brightness limiters). this feature is always ON and is...

first of all, unlike PC monitors which do real 120Hz, your TV does not. in HDTV world, 120Hz is just a fake motion improvement, aka marketing gimmick, that TV manufacturers use and it has nothing to do with real 120Hz that some PC monitors are capable of doing. secondly, there is a reason why...

Most monitor-TV hybrids support 24p. I have LG M2752D, it supports 24p, also has TV-in with PiP function. It's a nice monitor with IPS panel, great for gaming with customizable overdrive function. Although it's 1080p at 27" which some people don't like, but for me it's perfect resolution for...

TN black levels and contrast is about the same as IPS. IPS has superior colors and viewing angles (main reason people buy them). But you are right about IPS glow, it's not for everyone and very annoying in dark games or movies. If you want good blacks and high contrast consider Benq VA monitors...

U2713H is gonna cost a 1000$, so it better be good!

AMA is overdrive to improve pixel response time (reduces blurriness in motion). You want that on enabled on high or premium.

Let us know how it performs.

Sorry, don't think this is a 2760. Manufacturers Code: 9H.L8NLB.QBE which means it's a GW2750HM. 2760 code is 9H.L9LLA.TBE and it's scheduled to arrive to EU stores mid January.

hey dan415, you might want to consider the new VA panels from Benq, specifically the new GW2x60HM that's hitting the stores throughout december/january. these Benq VA's are known for having very deep blacks, uniform screens, no backlight bleeding, no corner glow and extremely high contrast...

nope, I rather have VA ;)

Original poster is talking about IPS glow (look it up), not back light bleed. Gotta hate when people mix these two up.

you can try using settings and ICC profile found here http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/benq_gw2750hm.htm