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yep I also have no sympathie with the manufactures. return if's not good. my friends call me crazy because it returned 3 monitors with horrible bleed, but I think I'm doing it right. they sell low-grade trash.
I wouldn't find paying 100$ more for a good QS. But it's also a problem with more...
backlight bleeding is due to a not uniform backlight. glow is dependent on the angle you watch at your panel. when its not straigt, you see a glow (search on youtube for examples)
too bad that these cheep one seems to have the panel lottery.... :/
900+ is a bit too much for me for the eizos/hp - the hp does also still have pwm (even when very high...)
hi,
I hate glow. Lets write a list which 27" doesn't have glow or have minimum glow. Best would be also pwm free, but ....
So far I know:
- Eizo CG
- HP DreamColor Z27x (pwm 20 kHz)
- Eizo FlexScan EV2736W (pwm under 20% brightness)
I know that the pixel pitch from 25" with 2560x1440 is very small, but I'm asking myself if it's just small or not usable small?
I really like to use 100% GUI scale in windows since the scaling for most application just sucks and the font weight looks also wrong (hate it to say but all other...
Hi,
I have a TFT with LED and PWM. Some people do, some don't. I'm just curious, how do you notice PWM flicker?
I think it's normal that reading on a TFT is a bit more stressful for the eye than reading on paper, but I'm a bit concerned that using a TFT without PWM would be even more...