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Out of curiosity can you glance in your Nvidia control panel and tell me what the Video Card Bios number is for your new classified card ? EVGA is supposedly using the latest Bios on the assembly line for all there various 770 cards being produced. The revised Bios resolves any possible...

Like you my primary objective is photography using the 5D3 & 60D along with Canon L lenses & others. The sRGB is factory calibrated with the monitor below although like most displays i have had i prefer my own custom settings. http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1768907 Regards, :)

More then likely not too much of a difference to be that concerned with. Buddy of mine has the Asus below and claims it OCed pretty good and remained stable. Other folks claim to like the MSI just as much. I have not heard if Asus or MSI has resolved any of the motherboard compatibility issues...

My desk is made of wood with a fairly slick surface and i have to practically pick the monitor up to slide it. Pretty sure your aware of the below site but after you tweak your settings to an acceptable IQ, visit this site for some nice 2560 x 1440p & even higher resolution photos for...

I forwarded you some settings to try that i personally use. Might not be to your eyeball tastes but let me know. I agree the stand is not very appealing but it definitely adheres to your desk and will not budge or slide without using some force. Of course i dont buy monitors based on...

All of the ones i tried were 27" 2560 x 1440p. Several of the Korean E-bay displays both matte & semi-glossy. The Auria from Microcenter The Monoprice The Asus PB278Q The Dell U2713HM Bear in mind there are many folks that like the ones i listed but the units above i received...

Check this out for comparison sake: Regards, :)

Knowing this monitor utilized PWM that was the 1st thing i checked for at 10 different brightness levels and noticed no flickering that some folks are able to notice. I am running it presently at 33% brightness. As far as camera angles i will gladly take further photos to show no extreme bleed...

TBH i was almost on the verge of giving up on finding a 1440p monitor for under $800 that was not plagued with the usual complaints. Luckily i got this LG last week when Newegg was running a special along with a $50 promo code which brought the price down to $649 with free shipping and no sales...

I was in the same boat as the OP until i finally got very satisfied with the below just a few days ago : http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1768907 Regards, :)

Highly suggest you consider this one below : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236313 Im sure its sold across the pond. Regards, :)

I was essentially in the same boat as the OP and finally did find the below monitor that suits my needs which are primarily photography, editing, & applications. I have allowed the grandkids to do some gaming on it and it performs just fine. Dont know the OP`s budget but i did get this LG last...

You can read the review article on the wide gamut D version below which is essentially the same in regards to lag times and the ability to OC the refresh rate. I dont do any gaming and when i do click on the Nvidia control panel it does have only the option for 60HZ. Other folks probably know...

I dont disagree but the cost is prohibitive for most folks taste or bank accounts. :D Regards, :)

After several months of purchasing, testing, & of course returning various 2560 x 1440p displays i was down to only the VP2770 if this new LG did not pan out. I could not find any extensive reviews on this new LG R version so decided to test it out. I received the LG27EA83R-D few days ago and...

I received the LG27EA83R-D few days ago and it is definitely a keeper IMO. No dead pixels, no banding, no tinting, no cross hatching, no BLB, and i do NOT notice any effects from the PWM at any level of brightness settings. I did not like the factory calibrated SRGB presets so simply used the...

I will be getting the LG 27EA83R-D delivered today from Newegg to test out and will let you know my opinions. I have given up on all the issues that Dell provided with the U2713HM and tried going the Korean route. Also the microcenter Auria was definitely a no go for me. The Monoprice too...

Where have you seen the Gigabyte WAY above the EVGA SC unless i am missing some data it dont appear to be much at all : Gigabyte : Core Clock: 1137MHz (Std 1046MHz) Boost Clock: 1189 MHz (Std 1085 MHz) Stream Processors: 1536 Stream Processors...

Read the below thread where i recently posted the 3 displays that are essentially identical in your budget. IMO the Monoprice would be my suggestion merely for the decent return policy you can be assured of with a Calif. based reputable company versus an overseas Korean outfit...

I realize some folks are actually adversely affected by noticing PWM in LED monitors that use it, but funny how we never heard the complaint when dimming in CCFL displays used the same technology. They do however state PWM is more easily seen in LED backlighting...

Read it this morning. Nice review. I am in the process of choosing either the MSI you reviewed or the EVGA Superclocked version which comes with a free backplate after registration. Regards, :)

Built the below rig last year and the CM Storm Enforcer would suit your needs perfect not to mention it is well below your budget at this time ...

The new 27" Monoprice is essentially the exact same monitor as the two Korean displays below. The Achieva has a few extra inputs and the Crossover a different stand but the panels are the same. Just different brand names. IMO get the Monoprice due to a more known reliable return policy. I assume...

I agree with your reply according to what i have researched. When i built this rig last year i tried to design it to run cool and at the time the 560ti was about one of the most efficient cards. But now the GTX 770 as you state appears to be capable of almost doubling the performance at very...

Need to know if the below 650 watt P.S. will be sufficient in my rig specs to drive a single GTX 770 ...

Since i do NOT do any gaming on my current rig and use it primarily for Photo editing along with normal internet usage will a single Nvidia GTX 560ti 1GB card run this Asus monitor at the 2560 x 1440 resolution without any visual problems? Current rig below: Case: CM Storm Enforcer...

You might want to wait awhile and consider the fact that LG was supposed to release several new IPS panels in Feb. that were shown at CES 2012 and it is now March but unfortunately not one word about the pending new monitors: http://www.slashgear.com/lg-dm92-ips...ezel-22204062/ Of course...

Well not saying they will be any good but LG was supposed to release several new IPS panels in Feb. that were shown at CES 2012 and it is now March and not one word about the pending new monitors: http://www.slashgear.com/lg-dm92-ips...ezel-22204062/ Regards, ;)

I just received an e-mail special from Microcenter stating a special deal for any person purchasing the i5-2500k processor for $179.00 they then can also deduct $50.00 off any Z68 motherboard of their choosing. For instance the below Asus Z68 MB would cost you $149.00 at Microcenter versus the...

I just built a new rig with the CM Storm Enforcer and of course it comes with two top front mounted usb 3.0 ports with supplied internal MB header cable but i did also add the below 5.25 " AFT usb 3.0 card reader that also comes with an additional usb 3.0 port. I just ran the AFT card readers...

Has anyone heard or seen of this display released anywhere yet ? It was revealed along with 3 other LG IPS displays at the 2012 CES and everyone was told it would be released Globally in Feb. http://www.slashgear.com/lg-dm92-ips-display-ushers-in-new-lcd-range-with-1mm-bezel-22204062/...

BTW my CPU temps using Aida64 is consistently running 29-31 C with this Storm Enforcer case and the three fans & using the CM Hyper 212 EVO on the i7-2600k processor. Inside ambient room temp around 75 F. [Used Tuniq 2 compound] Regards, ;)

Although you could use a Gold Rated 750Watt provided no Ocing the Corsair 850watt Silver is a very good choice on your part IMO : http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=153 Regards, ;)

Your current Antec should be fine but if you do run into any problems you might consider the below as a replacement that is Gold Rated: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182071 http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=266...

I just built a new rig and used the below CM Storm Enforcer. Controlling the airflow of the front included 200mm intake, included rear 120mm exhaust, & and optional top 200mm exhaust fan with the below NZXT Sentry mesh fan controller...

Definitely one 750w below to consider if you can live with a non-modular but get a Gold 80+ rated & reviewed highly by johnnyguru: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182073&Tpk=Rosewill%20CAPSTONE%20Series%20CAPSTONE-750...

Just picked one of the below up in Red and it is all they claim it to be in regards to air flow whether your using it for intake or exhaust: http://www.tech-kings.net/home/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=75%3Aaerocool-shark-fan&catid=44%3Acoolilng&showall=1 I got it from Directron...

The below Rosewill Capstone 550w Gold would suit your rig and give you some headroom: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182068 This Gold series are rated very good: http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=266 I just recently purchased...

Just drove over & picked the i7-2600k up at Microcenter this morning for $279.99 + 8% tax and it was still cheaper then Newegg & Tigerdirect shipped free.

Just purchased components for a Storm enforcer new i7-2600k build along with the extra optional top 200mm Mega Flow CM fan and will add the below reliable NZXT Sentry mesh fan controller to help balance out the intake & exhaust pressures and also minimize noise when doing normal routine computer...