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Hey. I purchased a U2412M, but i have problems finding the factory menu/service menu. Could anyone please point out how i access it? i wish to enable overdrive. Does overdrive bring any risks/disadvantages to colour reproduction? Is the lifespan, greatly reduced? I am happy aslong as i can keep...

I just bought this monitor, after using a 2ms TN 24" panel. Arrived today, and im using it as i write. I absolutely love it, and i thought the ghosting/blur would be a problem. But i don't even notice it with overdrive off, hah.

No need to continue answer my question. I decided to order a Dell U2412M monitor. Because if i consider my hardware and future upgrades i will not truly benefit of 120hz without running at low-medium settings. I am around 45-60 fps at medium settings 1920x1080 on Battlefield 3, 3D is a...

Troll thread? 3$ is nothing, and if you can't afford that i feel sorry for you. Considering all the work behind getting monitors, calibration tools, and writing the reviews you should be happy.. I don't mind paying at all, since i just saved 250$ by not buying zr2440w and get u2412m instead.

Looks like its not entirely impossible, AU Optronics are producing AMVA + 120 Hz panels soon. (NOT IPS) 24" VA with 120Hz http://www.auo.com/?sn=149&lang=en-US&c=33&n=128 - 1080p 27" VA with 120Hz http://www.auo.com/?sn=149&lang=en-US&c=33&n=129 - 1080p I find it strange, that both are 1080p...

I am doubting that information, i can't find any sources on that article. Been checking out prad.de, tftcentral.co.uk, digitalversus.com, tomshardware.com, anandtech.com, no information about this whatsoever. Considering how much manufacturers could profit with a mashup of E-IPS and 120Hz (all...

@sakage.shinga Here is a review of the 24": http://samsungs24a850dw.blogspot.com/ It looks like a excellent monitor, if i am right the backlight issues are because of factory "problems". So there is a risk, of getting a monitor with terrible backlight. I don't know if you can RMA it. If they...

If you catch a course in math and physics, and continue into engineering at university. Your dream can become true! But tis' lcd monitor need some fixing, lemme pimp that monitor out. Lets tweek it a lil: Size: 50" with 10" gold bezel. em ladies gonn be wild mand! panel: 32-bit + A-RFC...

In the U2312HM thread, one guy said this today: I don't know if its limited to the US, or some country.

U2410 is a great monitor but might be overkill, for your needs. Keep in mind that, Windows, most websites and games use default sRGB 6-bit colour profile. U2410 utilizes 8-bit colour, and it will make colours look different than they are "supposed" to do. It can be improved by using a sRGB...

I would personally advice you, to not only go for the "best bang of your buck". Monitors is just as important, as your computer hardware. If i were in the same situation tho, i would probably purchase a Dell U2312HM.

HP ZR2440w, is among some of the newer 24" IPS monitor released. Not long till it gets a review, personally i would wait for the review before you purchase any 24". Tftcentral.co.uk, is working on the review. Based on what the reviewer is writing on the forums, it seems promising.

Yep, you got it right. Here is a review of the monitor: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_u2312hm.htm If you look at the responsiveness part, it represents best and worse case. Edit: I do believe it fits your budget nicely? In Norway it costs 1 699 kr ca. 260 USD. But i bet you can get...

The Dell Ultrasharp are good monitors, the U2312HM seems to be a perfect fit for you. Cheap, 23" with good reviews, and surprisingly good for games. Just thought i would mention if you find the 8ms to be much, it isn't. (Can be discussed, but most people won't notice a difference now these...

Alright, not entirely convinced the 120hz is going to make a difference in general for me. The 3D glasses from Nvidia seems very overpriced aswell. However if i choose 120hz monitor, which should i purchase? I am looking for a display around 23-24". (27" on 1080p, is the resolution too small?)...

Nope, i have never seen any kind of IPS panels.

Hey, i am going to purchase a monitor to replace my Benq E2400HD TN-panel. I have been looking around for IPS panels, and noticed there are 120hz TN panels. The problem is, i don't know which type i should go for. I am not a avid FPS gamer, but i love Team Fortress 2 and Battlefield 3. My...

Asus PA238Q, is the best all-around 23" IPS according to prad.de it is better than U2312HM, but also more expensive. How can u recommend the Samsung? It seems worse "over-all" compared to U2410, LP2475w. Personally i am waiting for ZR2440w review, before i buy my next 24".

HP ZR2740w, is a new W-LED monitor with 10-bit colour gamut(8-bit + A-RFC) There is one big disavantage tho, no OSD what so ever. Check the review on tftcentral.co.uk

Here is a quick sum-up, of the cons of SA850D: 1. Backlihgt uniformity is unacceptable 2. sRGB mismatch does not seem to be supported by appropriate electronics and factory settings 3. The monitor is not fully height adjustable (3 more inches!) 4. Optional attachable sound bar speakers would...

@hal077 thanks for your great user impression. Based on your comparison with the good LP2475w, it seems to me its a definitely buy ;) I am still going to wait for the first review tho, to really confirm its weaknesses.

So, tftcentral might look into it :) For you who are sensitive to PWM.

could you please point out where in the prad.de reviews, the PWM test is? been searching for a while, im not german, google translating is doing a decent job tho. trying to test if my current monitor is flicker free, i find it hard to tell tho. not entirely sure what to look for, waving a...

I notice they haven't written anything about PWM flickering on any LED monitor reviews i have read, from TFTCentral.co.uk Surely, if it was a big issue it would be a usual "con" with these monitors? @Q-BZ Very unlikely at the moment, there is no information yet.

@noam Are you sure ZR2440w is 6-bit + A-RFC? Because you make it sound like every LED is 6-bit. Which is not true, hence ZR2740 is 8-bit + A-RFC and LED. However, like you said it is hard to distinguish. But where is 8-bit, really "needed"? I don't do proffesional photo editing, but i plan to...

Not going to buy a monitor, which is about to get "outdated". Unfortunately :) I know its a good monitor, a friend of mine uses it. But why should i buy it, when there are other better monitors with even less ghosting and less input lag. Anyway, i read on the forums of TFTCentral, and found...

thanks for telling me ricki! i didn't know they were in the progress of reviewing it. I can feel, im getting excited! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TCXFKo1UDjQ

Hey. I am looking for user impressions or reviews of HP ZR2440w, but i haven't found anything yet. My retailer have had it in store for 2 weeks already, but i want to make sure its a good IPS gaming monitor before i order it. Do any of you already have the monitor? and can give your impression...

Wait for HP ZR2440w reviews to come, might become a really good monitor.

Can't wait to see the reviews of this 24" HP screen. If it becomes a good model for casual gaming, i will certainly buy it, and replace my TN panel :) I found this video on youtube, of its brother the ZR2740w. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Az0BPJKc2C0 It it shown that it has better input lag...