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That tracks very close to my own experience. The U3011 has been an incredible upgrade for me as well.
Going from TN to IPS is already quite the upgrade, so going from a smaller TN to a larger IPS is really noticeable to say the least
I picked up a calibrator so I'll give it a try when my new monitor comes in, though I give no promises as to the results!
I have calibrated my u3011 with ChromaPure using Chroma 5 hardware.
My goal is to achieve Gamma of 2.2, luminosity of 120cm2 and temperature of 6500K.
Preset Mode: Custom Color
Brightness: 6
Contrast: 49
Gain (RGB): 99, 94 ,100
OffSet (RGB): 50, 50 ,50
Hue (RGBCMY): 62, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50
Saturation (RGBCMY): 46, 44, 56, 50, 50, 50
Grey scale is almost perfect using the settings listed above.
RadXge, thanks! These settings look great on my monitor. They'll probably stick too as long as I only run CC mode but I love Game mode when gaming, but I will resist the urge to switch for awhile
thanks as well, my only question is I get this purple/pink color on windows when I open them? it's there before as a default on the custom color setting? do I have to change something not listed here?
I only get that if I set default scaling (DPI) in Windows to something bigger than default. It creates a purple/pink border on some of my Windows Gadgets. I don't think it has anything to do with monitor settings though.
Has anyone tested the input lag differences between the different inputs? I've read that certain inputs are "processed" more than others, and therefore suffer from more input lag. Would like to know more about this before pulling the trigger, since I'd be buying this in lieu of an HDTV, and hooking game consoles to it over HDMI.
That's a lot of resolution wasted.
That's a lot of resolution wasted.
Oh, it would primarily be my PC monitor, of course! I just want to hook consoles up to it as well. I do this with my 25" Hannspree at the moment, and it works out great, I just need a little more real estate to make watching movies from across the room more enjoyable.
If I was just going to use it for gaming, I'd grab a giganto 1080p set for the price and be done with it. I just can't really justify both...not right now, at least, and the horizontal viewing angles on this Hannspree are starting to drive me crazy, so I'm leaning toward this.
I don't think anyone really knows the answer to these questions. I can't say if it is an issue with all A01's, but anyone that's tested it and reported here seems to have the issue.Hi all...I am new and hoping you can help answer a few questions for me? I want to buy the u3011, however I have read about the custom color problem in the current Rev.....Do ALL Rev 01's have this problem? When is Rev 02 coming out? I am in a huge hurry as my business depends on it! Anyone have an update? Do you think if I purchased this from another company, that they might send me Rev 00? Was anything wrong with 00 or should I just wait for 02?
If google told me the truth, the DV6000 only has VGA. This means that you'll be able to us VGA but definitely won't get 2560x1600. You need dual-link DVI (not even normal DVI) or HDMI (as long as it's >= HDMI 1.3) to get that resolution. It shouldn't damage your monitor but using VGA it definitely won't look as good as at full res. If you are going to get a new laptop/computer then it makes sense to buy the monitor otherwise I'd say go smaller.Also, I am very confused by all the lingo on all this, but I do know that right now I have an HP DV6000 and I'll be getting something better in the future.......but for now, is this monitor going to work with my laptop? I'm assuming it would still turn on and function if the resolution doesn't go up to 1600? Or would the monitor not function at all or could I ruin the monitor by using it on a graphics card that doesn't support 1600 resolution? By the way, I have no clue what maximum resolution my laptop has.....anyone know on the HP DV6000? Thanks so much!!!
I have calibrated my u3011 with ChromaPure using Chroma 5 hardware.
My goal is to achieve Gamma of 2.2, luminosity of 120cm2 and temperature of 6500K.
Preset Mode: Custom Color
Brightness: 6
Contrast: 49
Gain (RGB): 99, 94 ,100
OffSet (RGB): 50, 50 ,50
Hue (RGBCMY): 62, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50
Saturation (RGBCMY): 46, 44, 56, 50, 50, 50
Grey scale is almost perfect using the settings listed above.
I have calibrated my u3011 with ChromaPure using Chroma 5 hardware.
My goal is to achieve Gamma of 2.2, luminosity of 120cm2 and temperature of 6500K.
Preset Mode: Custom Color
Brightness: 6
Contrast: 49
Gain (RGB): 99, 94 ,100
OffSet (RGB): 50, 50 ,50
Hue (RGBCMY): 62, 50, 50, 50, 50, 50
Saturation (RGBCMY): 46, 44, 56, 50, 50, 50
Grey scale is almost perfect using the settings listed above.
I tried these settings and it made everything really orange...people in movies looked like they had a really bad spray tan...
I don't think anyone really knows the answer to these questions. I can't say if it is an issue with all A01's, but anyone that's tested it and reported here seems to have the issue.
If google told me the truth, the DV6000 only has VGA. This means that you'll be able to us VGA but definitely won't get 2560x1600. You need dual-link DVI (not even normal DVI) or HDMI (as long as it's >= HDMI 1.3) to get that resolution. It shouldn't damage your monitor but using VGA it definitely won't look as good as at full res. If you are going to get a new laptop/computer then it makes sense to buy the monitor otherwise I'd say go smaller.
Thank you! Can you tell me what resolution I will get using VGA? I just don't understand all this stuff.......
Thank you! Can you tell me what resolution I will get using VGA? I just don't understand all this stuff.......
2048x1536 is VGAs upper end, but quality isn't going to be great on it. VGA relies on the video card for output, while it might do it... it won't be as good as DVI
2048x1280 is the max VGA res, per the plastic sheet that protects the monitor when you open the box:
http://www.anandtech.com/Gallery/Album/918#3
I also doubt it'll look very good, since that's not it's native resolution and it's running over analog.
Probably a Dell 2007FP would be the best as side displays in portrait. I have one on the side of my U3011, and another in rout from Dell Financial Services.(they have several in stock atm)Hey! My U3011 should be arriving on Friday. What are the best options for side monitors in portrait orientation?
Also, I have 2x GTX 460 video cards in SLI - will I have any problems driving 3 monitors and how does that connection work?
Probably a Dell 2007FP would be the best as side displays in portrait. I have one on the side of my U3011, and another in rout from Dell Financial Services.(they have several in stock atm)
I also have a pair of SLI'd 460's, using both DVI outputs on the top card. So far this works fine. I'm actually curious how this will work once I add a third monitor.
I went to this page;
http://www.dfsdirectsales.com/Store...1200_max_resolution_black?offset=0&isLaptop=N
They are listing 7 Dell 2007FP's at $119 ea That seems like a killer price ? But are these returned/used bad models ? Or still ok for gaming ?
I think 2 of these on either side of the DellU3011 would be awesome.
They usually go pretty quick. Keep checking a couple times a day and you'll see them. I actually canceled my order. Looks like these were a batch of PVA panels.They are listing 7 Dell 2007FP's at $119 ea That seems like a killer price ? But are these returned/used bad models ? Or still ok for gaming ?
I think 2 of these on either side of the DellU3011 would be awesome.
They usually go pretty quick. Keep checking a couple times a day and you'll see them. I actually canceled my order. Looks like these were a batch of PVA panels.
I got a an IPS version a few weeks ago for $127 through it. Go figure.
Serial # ends in "L" = LG IPSHow can you be sure they are IPS? What's the trick?