Thinnest Bezel Out there?

D

Dolph

Limp Gawd
Joined
Oct 7, 2004
Messages
264
Hey guys,
Just doing some research on some possible monitor selections for my new triple monitor setup. Noticing there aren't many models with fairly thin bezels. I see a few examples of some custom bezels but that isn't in my budget.

An example of something that ive found already is something like this


http://canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=22_700_705&item_id=042162


My setup will be 3 x 24" LED's, on the XFX Triple monitor stand, that much is decided.

From anyones experience with multi monitor setups are there any monitors that stand out to you guys regarding a thin or optimal bezel size?
 
Even vega was using some pretty expensive 3d monitors before he modded those bezels, even though that looks completely kickass, and would be worth the time spent on it. I probably would't feel comfortable modding a 400$+ 3d monitor.

I do like the idea of 120hz monitors, seems like its definately the new thing, also being able to run vsync at 120 frames is always a plus.

Wow those monitors that you linked there are fantastic, those bezels are super thin thank you for the link. They are rather expensive for 1 monitor, and i guess i need to evaluate how important thin bezels are going to be to me.

I feel as though im going to have those screens for a very long time, and only things that would be changing are the parts of the computer, so the better investment would be the thin bezels, its also a good resale point.

Then again, id be able to save like 700$ by having alittle larger bezels.... decisions decisions!!!
 
The bezel on the NEC EX231Wp are 14.6mm wide and it's a PVA panel at a $279 list price. It's pretty nice in an Eyefinity setup (we have one here at the office).
 
ArtMarshall said:
The bezel on the NEC EX231Wp are 14.6mm wide and it's a PVA panel at a $279 list price. It's pretty nice in an Eyefinity setup (we have one here at the office).
Click to expand...



Contrast Ratio (typical) 3000:1
ResponseTime (typical) 25


Does that actually say 25? Im guessing that means 25 ms?? thats atrocious!! those are pretty thin bezels though, thanks for the post. It seems, unusually expensive for those specs though...
 
Dolph said:
Contrast Ratio (typical) 3000:1
ResponseTime (typical) 25


Does that actually say 25? Im guessing that means 25 ms?? thats atrocious!!
Click to expand...

For a PVA panel? Not really, but it's definitely not top-of-the-line.
 
Dolph said:
Contrast Ratio (typical) 3000:1
ResponseTime (typical) 25
Click to expand...

Yes, these specs are correct. They are targeted at business users, featuring low power consumption, thin bezels, light weight and a thin cabinet. You didn't mention gaming or video; 25ms is fine for most other everyday applications.
 
Or you can just buy the s27a750d and nig rig rotate them like I did. No need to remove the bezels if you can deal with the bezel overlap.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v725/l88bastard/s27sportrait.jpg

My monitors are water mounted...OOOHHHH HOW EXOTIC!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v725/l88bastard/Thepowerofwaterandleverage.jpg


Dolph said:
Even vega was using some pretty expensive 3d monitors before he modded those bezels, even though that looks completely kickass, and would be worth the time spent on it. I probably would't feel comfortable modding a 400$+ 3d monitor.

I do like the idea of 120hz monitors, seems like its definately the new thing, also being able to run vsync at 120 frames is always a plus.

Wow those monitors that you linked there are fantastic, those bezels are super thin thank you for the link. They are rather expensive for 1 monitor, and i guess i need to evaluate how important thin bezels are going to be to me.

I feel as though im going to have those screens for a very long time, and only things that would be changing are the parts of the computer, so the better investment would be the thin bezels, its also a good resale point.

Then again, id be able to save like 700$ by having alittle larger bezels.... decisions decisions!!!
Click to expand...
 
l88bastard said:
Or you can just buy the s27a750d and nig rig rotate them like I did. No need to remove the bezels if you can deal with the bezel overlap.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v725/l88bastard/s27sportrait.jpg

My monitors are water mounted...OOOHHHH HOW EXOTIC!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v725/l88bastard/Thepowerofwaterandleverage.jpg
Click to expand...

Lmao at the water holding it up! True oldschool, from what i can see in a dark picture , its hard to tell those are overlapping bezels, not too bad. What model of monitor is that btw? the bezels already look to be rather thin.

I guess i never mentioned that i wanted it to be for a gaming setup, my apologies.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top