The cheapest right now is from dhsummer for $280 shipped. Does anyone think they will get cheaper within the next 4-6 weeks ?
That's real cheap. You're not going to see any lower.
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The cheapest right now is from dhsummer for $280 shipped. Does anyone think they will get cheaper within the next 4-6 weeks ?
That's real cheap. You're not going to see any lower.
i bought a catleap q270 from green sum back in march and i'm having the same exact problem as you. they are sending me a replacement power brick for $48.
hopefully this fixes it, and its not the monitor taking a shit.
I just ordered a Shimian from green-sum since it seems like he is a reasonably reputable seller and his Shimian prices have not shot up yet like all of the other korean monitor prices (although his catleaps and crossovers have gone up)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-ACHIEVA...6200?pt=Computer_Monitors&hash=item19ce366ec8
Pretty sure the shimian was the model I really wanted from the 3 big ones. Going to drive it with an HD7770 and will be replacing the stand with a tilt/swivel/height vesa mount stand.
Do I need to buy a separate power adapter with this?
I have a GTX 690 and was thinking of getting this and putting it in the center of my 2 23" monitors. Do you think this would work well?
I also hope it's just the power brick. I too ordered a power brick from green-sum.
Good luck to us and will see how it turns out in a few months.
That's too bad. It's the first I've read about something like this occurring. Did you have a 2B overclocked or a normal Q270? Multi? Were you using the power cable that came with it or your own? Any detail would help the community to identify if this is becoming a trend and if it's related to a specific model.
It's still better than some random e-bay scalper.
If paying $280 for a 27" 2560x1440 monitor, express shipped directly from Korea, is getting scalped, you might want to check on the definition of the word. There's no way the markup on these is enough to justify the term.
Well my QH270 IPSB died today. Got it in June. Blacklight comes on, but thats it.
Sounds like your power brick died like some of the others in this thread. Good luck!
I have 2 screens so i switched the power and cable from the working one to the dead one and its still no good.
Looks like it was the power supply though. When I unplugged it from the non working one I could hear it humming from behind the desk.
Anyone have any luck getting new boards?
I have ordered 5 screens total. Greensum, redcap and bigclothcraft.
Greensum and redcap both had 110-240v bricks.
The 3 from bigclothcraft had 190-240v bricks with a sticker "110v is acceptable". Confirmed with my friend with the others that they are running hot. I suspect the "110v is acceptable" sticker is not accurate.
If paying $280 for a 27" 2560x1440 monitor, express shipped directly from Korea, is getting scalped, you might want to check on the definition of the word. There's no way the markup on these is enough to justify the term.
Except you can't get those in 120hz anymore. Which is the whole point.