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    HardOCP looking into the 970 3.5GB issue?

    What good timing, my replacement 970 was installed today. Yay buggy hardware!
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    Dell U2412M

    Yeah, I figured as much. But I created a custom res with 1920x1200 but I managed to get it all the way up to 62hz. The monitor says it's running at 62hz, with vsync enabled Unreal Tournament was limited to 62 fps but by my eye it's impossible to tell with 2 - 3 hz more if it's really getting...
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    Dell U2412M

    I got my monitor today and it's up and running. It's really nice so far but Win7 is listing the refresh as 59hz yet the monitor says 60hz. There's an option for 60 but it won't do anything when I select it. I'm currently running it through DVI.
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    Dell U2412M

    Nice! Mine still says it's "in production". No one answered my refresh rate question but I bought the monitor on Friday anyway because I was given a good deal from Dell. When mine gets here, I'll gain 90% of my desk space back. :D
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    Dell U2412M

    I was really ready to go for the Asus Pro Art but this is an amazing deal that I may not be able to miss. I'm sure it's been asked but this thread is 100 pages, so I might as well re-ask it. How does this monitor treat people trying to push it beyond 60 hz? Does it do anything more than 60hz...
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    ASUS PA246Q: 24-inch, 1920x1200, IPS

    Well, I was curious what the highest (or lowest depending on how you look at it) resolution you have to have it set to in order to get more than 60hz. The Samsung monitor was 800x600 which is really a bit too low for my taste. I can understand 120hz being a bandwidth problem, but it's annoying...
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    ASUS PA246Q: 24-inch, 1920x1200, IPS

    hmmmm I've had my eyes on this monitor for a very long time but I just couldn't justify the 500$ price tag. Now my amazing Viewsonic P95f+ is dying a slow and agonizing death and I need a monitor that I won't regret buying a month later. There was mention that this monitor supports 75hz...
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