Hi there,
I've a e8500 cpu and I'm going to buy a asus p5q-e, I would like you to help me about the memory..
I need 4GB (2 x 2GB) ddr2 and according to the asus website this motherboard supports Dual-channel DDR2 1200/1066/800/667 MHz, what I would like to know is the best price/performance...
I had a look around yesterday and I read that 2232bw and 2253bw, despite the fact that they are newer than 226bw, they are not capable to reach the 226bw quality. I've also read that all these 3 monitors are affected by panel lottery and if you don't get a Samsung panel you would probably have...
Hi all,
I bought my Hazro hz24wi a couple months ago and I'm quite satisfied but now I should buy a present for my father and I need you guys to help me in finding a good 22 inches...
This monitor will be used mostly for office usage (word, excel, e-mails, web browsing), to watch some movies...
Thank you Albovin for these info, I wrote to Hazro to know something about the rumors regarding the distribution of a new panel with Polarizer and HDCP support... In the meanwhile I also found a couple deals in the USA regarding nec lcd2490 at 1150USD shipped home (taxes and custom duties...
Yep, as I wrote I considered it but, according to the review (see link above) its color reproduction seems to be only average... (it's very strange considering the panel quality).
Are you sure it has the A-TW polarizer because I strongly doubt it: I've heard rumors about a new release with...
Thanks to the info and reccomentation received in this forum, after evaluating a lot of panel tecnologies and models, I came to the conclusion to buy a 23->24" sRGB IPS Monitor to work mainly at my websites...
The NEC lcd2490wuxi seems to be the best solution so if I'll be able to find 1...
I've found this review about the Hazro hz24w and color reproduction it's only average: Viewsonic vx2435wm and Samsung SM245B performs better... How is it possible?
I've found other models with similar panel:
BenQ FP231W (widescreen) has a 23 inch 16 ms S-IPS (LG.Philips LM230W02) panel...
Ok, I'll go for a ISP monitor...
The NEC 2490 seems to be the best solution so if I'll be able to find 1 around the web for a reasonable price I'll surely buy it, but due to the diffuculties in retieving it I think it's better for me to look at other similar IPS models.
Looking around the...
It's not a question of priorities, the question is that if I've to spend 1000-1300$ for a monitor I would like it to satisfy all my requirements: it seems impossible to me that there are no multi purpose monitors around..
I first discovered the nec 2690wuxi, then someone told me about the...
As you suggest I had a look at the dell 2408wfp review and as you quoted they won't be able to archive good results using the sRGB emulation provided by the monitor even after the calibration. But what you think about the "Calibrated Settings (Custom Mode)": it seems that creating a custom...
If I've a wide gamut panel and my ICM file set to Adobe RGB profile (as it must be) and I look at a sRGB image I would probably see beautiful, vivid landscapes but redish skin tones on portaits. If I try to display an Adobe RGB picture on a sRGB display I should experience the opposite effect...
My first impression was wrong...The Ds looks really good expecially considering the price, as far as I've understood it should have 2 dvi and 1 vga (1 dvi port more than NEC and PLANAR).
Where have you read about the polarizer? I read only the nec has the polarizer thing..
I'm waiting a...
I already had a look at the DoubleSight DS-263N but it seems way far from the quality of the planar and the nec... (I will read the hard forum review tomorrow to see what other ppl think about it)
I've read the David vs Goliath review too, but that mva panel seems to be old and colors doesn't...
Hi,
I finally decided to buy a new lcd monitor but after reading tons of reviews saying sometimes discordant things I'm very confused...
Since 3 yrs ago I'm using a sony SDM-HS94P 19" x-black au optronics TN panel and I still love its glossy coating and vivid colours but now, due to my job, I...