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Win Phone 8 is surprisingly good. And this seems like a dick move by Google. Actually this feels like a move out the past Microsoft playbook, but that doesn't make it right.
The 2412m isnt perfect, but it is a lot of monitor for the money ($270 or so). Cons are very light color banding in gradients (but you have to go looking for it), and mine has one dead pixel. This AG fuss just isn't an issue for me whatsoever.
On the plus side, the image quality is excellent...
Those numbers are comparing a stock 660ti to an oc'd 7930. Stock to stock they are neck and neck. I'm currently running an Asus 660ti with an easy 10% OC, and it runs anything out there flawlessly smooth. My previous three cards were two 6950's and a 580. My experience with the 580 was far...
Thanks! Although I have to say, the diff between this card and the 660 TI is pretty trivial. The Asus 660 Ti runs cooler, quieter, and can also be OC'd nicely. Without that amazing game bundle (and it is amazing, but out of stock at the egg rite now), these two are really closely matched...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121656&Tpk=ASUS%20GTX660%20TI-DC2O-2GD5&IsVirtualParent=1
660ti at about $250 right now. Hard to beat.
Never again. I've just had it with amd's inability to code a gd installer. I bailed on my 6950 when i couldnt reliably update the drivers, and now my wife's pc is basically bricked re the catalyst control center. Nothing fixes this, ie uninstalls, sweeper, dotnet updates.... Do you know what...
Oh and one more thing, sitting behind two ZR30W's, i dont see a shred of "grainyness" from the AG coating. Either it has much less coating than other IPS models (say the Dells for example), or uses a totally different coating, or some people are extra sensitive to such things. Either way, I'd...
If I were in the market for a high rez 27", that Samsung would have my attention. Be warned though, if you've never sat behind a monitor with pixel pitch this small... its... well... SMALL. In other words, non scalable apps and text will be a bit hard to read and use.
I have the ZR30W (the...
I have the ZR30W, used mostly for simming and rpg style gaming, and it is the nicest display I've ever experienced. I have no need for 120mhz, and TN panels make my eyes bleed.
One thing I like to point out to folks looking at this panel is the wide gamut issue. If you have an ATI card, you...
I always recommend the MSI P67A-GD65 board, because it has a button on the board for automatic overclocking. And it works great for those that are intimidated by o/c jargon. 4.2 ghz for free. Goes great with that 2500K!
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This is just so wrong. Given the same resolutipn class, say 2560x, 16:10 does indeed have more pixels than 16:9. It's simple multiplication.
2560 * 1440 < 2560 * 1600
And by "doesnt support 16:10", you mean small letterboxing? That's hardly "unsupported". I'd rather have the real estate...
DE lets one logical share span one or more disks transparently to the client and server administrator. Whs 2011, drops this feature. This does not mean that you cant easily add disks, only that you must manage your data across those disks by placing the shares intelligently so that you don't...
This problem is overstated imo. You don't need to redo any install to add a drive, just expose different shares on it. This really isnt hard, folks. To each his own I guess.
To each his own. My WHS v1 has been a troublemaker from the start. I have an HP ex495, and have expereienced hickups with the media collector, the system partition filling with sensless log files, and the full PC restore has never worked when I needed it (although the basic file backup is...
I can answer this... Robustness. WHS v1 is an ancient OS platform, and it shows in poor stability. v2011 is built on Server 2008, has none of the one-off complexities of DE, and by most accounts is solid.
DE was great when hard drive space was somewhat costly. Today TB's are just about free.
This is easily adjusted for in GPU software. As I suggested above, if you are an ATI/AMD user, you can click the EDID checkbox in the control panel. Instant correction, and by my admittedly uncalibrated eyes, looks accurate and fantastic. I suspect nVidia has a similarly easy solution.
ZR30w is the only wide gamut display in consideration. This makes it an almost automatic win for color professionals, so for you to claim it has inaccurate color is indefensible. http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/hpzr30w_060110184507/23137.png
And it’s delta-e is excellent, better...
It has excellent accuracy, and better coverage than the others. Black levels are in the ballpark of the others. Latency is lower, and resolution is equal or higher. AR coating is light, and you dont need to put up with reflections....
So precisely which monitor are you recommending?
Almost as annoying as the reflexive haters. Fact is, you picked the one weakness of this display and discounted it, while ignoring the wins it racks up against the op's criteria. No monitor meets all his needs. No other monitor meets as many as well as the zr30w.
Color accuracy on the zr30w is outstanding. If one cares about accuracy, calibrate it. And it will out perform every other monitor in the list. In fact it is a hit on three of four of the criteria. Of the five he's looking at, it's the best fit. Note that no monitor hits on all four, so yeah...
I agree also. My 30" is amazing for simulations and games, not so great for... well.. typing this post for exampe :). I think a 27" 16x10 would be the best for non-gaming, and pretty damn good for gaming also.
You are paying for that refresh performance by sacrificing in many other, more easily perceived areas. So with this approach above (even if its true) you are basically suggesting, "teach yourself to become hyper critical of refresh, so you too can hate every monitor technology equally, and find...
Trust you eyes, not the hype. One thing is certain, human perception differs dramatically person to person. If you can't see the advantage in 120hz, there isn't one (for you). This is liberating, because it opens up a lot of other options.
You'll get like a billion answers to this question. Here's mine: if you have $1200 to spend, get a ZR30w. No vices, fast, low lag, bright, unbeatable color accuracy/saturation, and super high rez. The only downsides are those that are germane to IPS (some white glow at high angles, decent...
ZR30w. Fast, good contrast ratio, with less AR. Absolutely zero backlight bleed on mine (and the reviewers agree). 'spensive though... If you can up your limit by $200, it's the right choice.
And by the way, "without numbers, we know nothing". Here's some empirical data on the speed of the HP ZR30w, which is among the fasted IPS panels out there (but not quite the fastest).
http://www.anandtech.com/show/3754/a-new-30-contender-hp-zr30w-review/8
As you can see when compared to...
Unless you are extraordinarily fortunate, a *healthy* CRT does not exist. In all my years of looking at CRT's in PC applications, I recall seeing just a single unit that had geometry that didn't make me want to vomit (and that was this awesome 17" Nokia).
The day I never had to look at...
What I'm saying is that everything has a cost. You are giving away the benefits of LCD, partially for some nebulous speed issue, which I contend is a non-issue for 99.9% of us. It's a matter of prioritization of your needs. People put too much emphasis on what is really a bragging rights...
But thats just the thing, it's not faster nor smoother. Is your video card pumping out over 60fps regularly in games you play?
CRT's need the faster refresh to avoid flicker, as they draw each screen fully each cycle. LCD's work differently, they only change the pixels that differ each cycle...
Agreed, DPI is the key item.
120hz is unimportant to me. I was never able to perceive, for example, CRT flicker at 60hz that would drive some of my friends crazy. So yes, for some 120hz may be nice, but for me its a waste. And LCD's don't refresh like a CRT so, flicker isn't an issue...
Please don't turn this into a political argument, because that's not what it is. Simply put, taxes should be applied evenly to everyone, or not at all.