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Can any 2333T owners check how the monitor performs on these tests? its best to view them full screen (F11) and of course your current calibration will affect overall results.
Black levels - Whats the lowest box you can see?
White saturation - Whats the highest checkerboard pattern you can see?
I'm actually considering buying one of these just curious if it has issues with crushing blacks or clipping whites.
On my current PX2370 I can see up to box 253 on the white saturation test (254 blends in with background) and box 2 is barely visible on the black level test (box 1 blends in but before I used magic tune box 1 WAS visible, however the gamma was overkill at the time.)
"the 2333t looks great, but man i really, really hate the samsung shiny plastic styling. who likes it???? "
It looks very nice. Doesn't bother me.
I turn down the brightness in software, otherwise the colors are a little washed. The people replying clearly didn't do that. I see box 20 then.
Note that I can't even see box 40 on my TN when I do that.
Im not sure I understand, you're using software to adjust brightness which results in anything below box 20 NOT being visible? Why would you want to do that?
"otherwise the colors are a little washed."
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Nope, sounds cool. Is that the disc that came with it?
Centered panel??
its the only tft that has 72hz, low input lag, and good picture qualityI am not sure why you keep buying down if they have such a bad quality control.
did you play with the sharpness setting already?I bought one of these panels and am pleased with it. The only caveat I have is the text is not as clear as my old TN panel. Even after adjusting the clear font app in Windows 7 I just can not get it right.
i'm mainly using dvi with the 72hz timings supplied by "ToastyX"Llama[Style];1036964039 said:Let me chime in here, ghosting is all about sensitivity. With that said, I may not be as sensitive as you all.
World of Warcraft, TF2, Black Ops all look fine to me, these are the primary games that I play and have yet to see ANY of the issues that I've read in this thread. Could someone point me to a game where they are seeing it and just destroying their eyes? I want to see it for myself.
Even moving that picture that was posted w/ the fence, I didn't see it going all crazy or anything out of the norm. Even on YouTube there was a video where a guy was playing a game of Pool and the ball was doing some insane ghosting, I've yet to see any of this. The hissing that dowant is having, not even that, and I ordered 2 additional, because I was so pleased with my initial purchase.
Since you're achieving 72hz, dowant, I'm assuming you're using the VGA cable that came w/ it? Have you tried using a DVI cable and compared differences? With this monitor, there is a clear difference between analog 72hz and digital 60hz.
About the font... if your sharpness is too high, it looks crazy dumb
Llama[Style]
i'm mainly using dvi with the 72hz timings supplied by "ToastyX"
using vga didn't really work correctly
the image was always too blurry and the monitor rarely auto-adjusted the picture without black borders
blurring is always personal preference of course
i used to play on pro level and never had a tft for more than a few days before the 2333t
yes its easy to overlook i guessLlama[Style];1036964168 said:Ohh what?? I want 72hz
Did toastyx already make a post somewhere in this thread? I tried using search thread but didnt come back with anything.![]()
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I ordered one of these today hopefully I get a decent unit
I almost ordered it from Newegg because they have a $20 off promo code going on with the 2333t, but I forgot they charge taxes since I live in CA, on top of that they charge an $8 Electronic Waste Recycling fee (another CA thing).
My final cart price was showing $181 shipped, so I canceled that and ordered it from J&R which avoided any taxes and the EWR fee, even without any promo codes It was only $161 final answer.
Ill see how it competes against my lowly TN panel Samsung PX2370, It might sound silly saying this but the 2333T is facing a challenge in terms of color accuracy and text clarity, We'll see.
I plan on setting both up side by side and running dual so i'll post pics & impressions.
Color accuracy and TN aren't usually mentioned in the same sentenceAt least in a positive light.
I also have a HP LP2465 (S-PVA)"
The HP has better color accuracy but less contrast. The HP build quality is also much better and robust. The HP is a true 8bit panel while the Samsung is a 6bit + AFRC. After calibration you can notice some slight banding in smooth gradients but nothing compared to a TN.
Viewing angles are about the same. The HP gets really hot but the Samsung runs cool. In terms of quality the HP is better but the 2333T is a winner for the price. The HP is over $500 if you buy it new and $300 for a refurbished one.
i can get a used 2465 for around $150. it is used though and out of warranty. do you think it's worth it?
I just received my 2333T and I can tell you that for $150 this monitor is awesome.
I replaced my dell st2210 TN and the difference is huge. Deep blacks, no black crush after calibration and no hum noise.
I'm a hardcore COD4 player and seriously the ghosting is not that bad. You can obviously feel it coming from a TN but it's totally playable, you just have to get used to it.
Uniformity is pretty good too. There's a little bit of backlight bleeding on the bottom right corner but you won't notice unless you stare at it.
The build quality is ok. It's plastic but it looks durable. I mean, what else can you ask for $150.
I also have a HP LP2465 (S-PVA) and I've had multiple TN. Trust me, for this price you can't get anything better.
You'll have to calibrate it though. I found that the best results for me are:
- gamma mode 2
- brightness 35
- contrast 70
- sharpness 60
- response time "fastest"
I just received my 2333T and I can tell you that for $150 this monitor is awesome.
I replaced my dell st2210 TN and the difference is huge. Deep blacks, no black crush after calibration and no hum noise.
I'm a hardcore COD4 player and seriously the ghosting is not that bad. You can obviously feel it coming from a TN but it's totally playable, you just have to get used to it.
Uniformity is pretty good too. There's a little bit of backlight bleeding on the bottom right corner but you won't notice unless you stare at it.
The build quality is ok. It's plastic but it looks durable. I mean, what else can you ask for $150.
I also have a HP LP2465 (S-PVA) and I've had multiple TN. Trust me, for this price you can't get anything better.
You'll have to calibrate it though. I found that the best results for me are:
- gamma mode 2
- brightness 35
- contrast 70
- sharpness 60
- response time "fastest"
where has your 2333t been built?no hum noise.
I can't seem to find this anywhere in Canada. Is it not available here?
I have 2x 2333SW, and was considering getting a 3rd one for eyefinity.
Does anybody own a 2333SW and could give me an idea of how does it compare to the 2333T?
Thanks.