So is this chart out of date or are there really no 6xx or 7xxx cards able to support this monitor?
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Would I be able to run this monitor or not?
Yes. I am running one at 120hz on a Radeon 7950
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So is this chart out of date or are there really no 6xx or 7xxx cards able to support this monitor?
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Would I be able to run this monitor or not?
where to order in EU? i don't want to pay 20% custom tax...from 1.7 we have 22% tax !!!!!!
GLOSSY.^^ great info and tyvm
FYI dream-seller is doing like a 20% discount on these for 288.90.
This time I twisted the top and bottom of the metal bezel up and away from the edges of the viewable screen area. I suspected that the edges of the metal bezel were too concave and were compressing the sides of the display, causing BLB. By twisting the bezel in the opposite direction, making the frame slightly convex in the areas with BLB (Only the top and bottom), but maintaining the perfectly flat stature of the frame I was able to get incredible results.
So is this chart out of date or are there really no 6xx or 7xxx cards able to support this monitor?
I've been eyeing this one for a while now but have held off on pulling the trigger for some time. Right now I'm running a 7970 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131457, which apparently has a DVI-I Dual Link port, which according to wiki has both the digital and analog integrated into the connector.
Would I be able to run this monitor or not? I've been kicking around the idea for a monitor upgrade for a while now, my 28" WUXGA is getting a bit long in the teeth and I don't want to step down to 1080p, even if it does mean getting a higher refresh rate. This monitor seemed like a happy medium compared to the other 27" 1440p IPS monitors, being dirt cheap doesn't hurt either.
Does this monitor use PWM on the lower brightness settings?
I had a Yamakasi Catleap 2703 that just killed my eyes because of the low PWM cycle rate.
@Pastuch
Awesome, thank you!. Should I still use electric tape at all?
Ordered one of these on Sunday and got it today, unfortunately the screen was DOA
http://imgur.com/FpmFhqP
Man that sucks. Who did you order from? I would try to get a return setup ASAP, I heard it's hard to communicate with the ebay sellers if you wait too long.
I did it!. I am down to what seems like 2% bleed compared to around 40% before the mod.
I followed the you tube video till step 13 on Page 13 of this thread (coincidence?).
I removed the metal frame that goes around the LCD completly, only used the two metal pieces to screw the lcd panel to the plastic case (back cover). Then I took a flat head, and slowly grind-ed the bottom sharp edge of the plastic frame (front cover). The tiny sharp edge on the bottom was causing most of the bleeding as it would push on the LCD panel when the plastic cover was on. Then I also twisted the top and bottom of the plastic cover as instructed on page 13 of this thread. This all took me about 5 hours as I did not figure this all out in a single try. I hope this helps everyone. Once you can get the LCD panel back into the plastic casing and have nothing touching it, the bleeding goes away.
I am happy now! Big thanks to Pastuch for guidance, and also the dude that made those youtube videos.... just wow!
Was using my plastic wedge to try and separate the metal frame to reduce some BLB. Accidentally the whole thing
Im tempted to get one of these at the current sale prices.
Is pixel perfect actually supposed to be "perfect"? They still have the same slide in the listing saying 1 center / 5 out of center before its defective.
Are these still getting up to 96hz?
Was using my plastic wedge to try and separate the metal frame to reduce some BLB. Accidentally the whole thing
I followed Remmib's debezel and paint guides over at overclock.net and then mounted my screens on some VESA desk mounts. Here's a shot of the final result (sorry about the image size):
It took up quite a bit of my weekend but I'm really happy with the results.