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I don't notice much motion blur but I don't have your monitor to compare it to.
The stand is actually pretty easy to get off. Guy on overclock posted some pictures if need a guide to look at.
Thanks. I found this one here: http://www.overclock.net/t/1225919/yamakasi-catleap-monitor-club which I assume is the one you are referring to. Now I just need to find a stand.
As for the the motion blur, I just switched out from a Dell 24" LED-LCD monitor that I think had more blur than this one, so I'm happy.
.. be aware of why 120hz TN monitors reduce blur, and even artifacts due to reducing blur, so much.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/monitors/display/samsung-sm2233rz_10.html#sect0
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All lcds blur. The korean ones have 10ms+ response time like my cinema display, no matter how many screen updates you send to the pixels per second. If anything like my acd, a gorgeous desktop display (high ppi, resolution -> desktop real-estate, uniformity, color). Nothing like a 120hz input , 2ms response time + high RTC TN for appreciable pixel smear reduction on FoV movment though.
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*note that the comparison in the link is a 2ms TN at 120hz vs itself at 60hz, both with aggressive response time compensation - not compared to a 10ms+, non-agressive RTC IPS which would be much worse.
I don't know your monitor personally , but I think its listed as 8ms response time in comparing to 10ms+ ips. That is in regard to pixel update delays not input lag though.
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Even considering the tradeoffs, if the korean monitors are anything like an ACD I think people should grab one (or the microcenter one) for the long haul. a 108.8 ppi high color ips is a gorgeous thing, even if it blurs in games. If I were in the market now I would grab a korean one and suffer the blur, and maybe save up for a 120hz tn in the following year(s) when they hopefully drop a lot in price again. They are priced very high currently. I got my 27" one on sale for $399, and they are now up to around $650.
... note that some of the korean monitor models/sellers include a scaler, which would add input lag that you are saying you want to avoid. Other models they sell do not. I'm not sure which is which, would have to check the thread.
http://down.playwares.com/xe/files/attach/images/53/880/046/fdac7f4b97dbe8c01002fb0bd7a3e0b8.jpg
If you look at the chart the U2311H is in there, the Yamaski Catleap is faster than the U2311H.
Yamaski Catleap: 11.4/11.4/13.6/9.3 vs U2311H: 15.4/17.5/19.5/9.3 measured response times
Input lag is very low on all dual-link dvi only models due to the lack of a scaler. When I measured the input lag on the Crossover 27Q vs my Asus VG236H with the SMT Tool 2.0 the Crossover was behind by around 5ms which puts the Crossover's input lag around 10ms which is <1 frame, the other models should be the same.
Get a 120hz TN if you want better motion performance.
my catleap has about 25-30ms and is really blurry
i guess i got one with a slower panel