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Sin317
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PostPosted: Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 15:30    Post subject:
meh, nah then i think i go with the MX279H
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PostPosted: Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 15:31    Post subject:
Well i was looking for a 3d one before as well, but i rather wait till the tech is better.


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PostPosted: Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 15:32    Post subject:
yeah good point i guess.
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PostPosted: Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 15:36    Post subject:
And that monitor has 1080p 24hz 3d only:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=W0okfOePYUc#t=477

So that's a defo no if you are smart Razz


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PostPosted: Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 16:07    Post subject:
Though it's a TN panel, a BenQ 2410TX (or something) has 3D, 120hz and 24"..perhaps it's price dropped a bit


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PostPosted: Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 16:21    Post subject:
Mm, it reminded me... I really dislike the English pronunciation of Asus


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PostPosted: Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 16:32    Post subject:
sausje wrote:
Well i was looking for a 3d one before as well, but i rather wait till the tech is better.

Long wait ahead of you. No one is investing in it anymore because it has flopped miserably. It didn't even take off in TVs, let alone monitors where support is dominated by Nvidia on one hand, AMD + HDMI 1.4 + <3D driver manufacturers> on the other. Then there's active versus passive, where active sucks for most people because it gives them headaches, passive being non-standard rendering.

3D is not going to change anymore. On the PC, VR is the next step. On TVs, it'll probably linger around, but all development has shifted towards refresh rates, 4K and OLED. There should've been a standard from the start. Instead there's differences on both the glasses and displays. Nvidia and Samsung overpricing their glasses the way they did also didn't help at all.

Edit: to add to the above though, once panels can be produced at high enough quality, with good endurance and with high refresh rates, we may see 3D come back without glasses. But at the moment, that is still too expensive. 3D in its current shape and form with glasses is pretty much dead though; it's at least not going to improve in any way. It hasn't in the last 4 years, there's nothing left to improve.
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PostPosted: Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 22:53    Post subject:
Paintface wrote:
http://geizhals.at/de/asus-vg248qe-90lmgg001q022b1c-a891345.html

144hz + low latency


TN panel, don't make me lolz, man.
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PostPosted: Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 22:58    Post subject:
Also a tip, don't go 27 incher if you stick only to Full HD resolutions - depending on how close you sit, the pixel density just won't be there. For gaming, a 24 incher is ideal, if you want to play at Full HD.
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PostPosted: Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 23:08    Post subject:
Radicalus wrote:
Also a tip, don't go 27 incher if you stick only to Full HD resolutions - depending on how close you sit, the pixel density just won't be there. For gaming, a 24 incher is ideal, if you want to play at Full HD.


Not really, i played at a friends house on the Acer HN274Hbmiiid, and i didn't notice that at all.
And for me upgrading, i'm NOT going to upgrade a 24 inch to another 24 inch, that's just a waste of money.


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PostPosted: Sat, 8th Feb 2014 20:14    Post subject:
Did you get him yet sin? Lemme know how it is if so Wink
Btw, it's in black also apparently, tho i'm not 100% sure specs are the same, because the H and Q difference at the end instead of just calling one silver and other black..

http://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/VX279Q/


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PostPosted: Sat, 8th Feb 2014 20:47    Post subject:
waiting for the 20th, when i have some cash. Need a new HDD and a new keyboard as well. And maybe something else lol, if i can think of something.
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PostPosted: Thu, 13th Feb 2014 13:22    Post subject:
Did some more research yesterday for my own. Found 2 more candidates:

http://www.philips.nl/c/pc-monitoren/brilliance-gioco-68.6-cm-27-inch-3d-ambiglow-display-278g4dhsd_00/prd/nl/

and

http://www.aocmonitorap.com/root/anz/product_display.php?id=272

Both are virtually the same as the other, but got 3D with them.
Yes i know i said that i didn't want to go for 3D, but since these are virtually the same price as the other, it would be stupid to not get an extra feature.
Tho i can't find much about these, let alone about their 3D. So no idea if it maybe got the same issue of being 24Hz when 3D is enabled on 1080p..


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PostPosted: Thu, 13th Feb 2014 14:16    Post subject:
Do you want to use Nvidia 3D vision or what? Those are 60hz panels.
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PostPosted: Thu, 13th Feb 2014 14:21    Post subject:
No they got passive 3D since they both use LG panels AFAIK. So i can use TriDef 3d with it Wink


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PostPosted: Thu, 13th Feb 2014 14:31    Post subject:
You should go and check out 21:9 in person. Compare it to the other options, see what you rather have.

I thought i was gonna buy 1440p before i saw this.. since then i never looked back. Simply amazing how much more immersive games are.


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PostPosted: Thu, 13th Feb 2014 14:49    Post subject:
No, those are too big for what i have in mind with the new design of my PC room. Smile
And sorry for kinda taking over your topic sin Razz


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PostPosted: Thu, 13th Feb 2014 15:02    Post subject:
lol don't worry. it's on topic.
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PostPosted: Thu, 13th Feb 2014 20:14    Post subject:
I would avoid Asus. I just had an Asus IPS LED monitor I bought in the beginning of December develop problems. I still have not even received the $20 mail in rebate on it and now that money will probably go toward shipping it in to get it repaired. This is the first time I have had a monitor fail so quickly.
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PostPosted: Thu, 13th Feb 2014 20:18    Post subject:
Good thing that our laws here have such things properly covered Wink


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PostPosted: Thu, 13th Feb 2014 20:45    Post subject:
yeah i don't worry about that either. Any brand can have those defects. Worst case scenario i've to rma it, which would cost me 6€ here for the packet Smile
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PostPosted: Tue, 25th Feb 2014 10:31    Post subject:
it's here Smile It's big, it's beautiful ...

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PostPosted: Thu, 6th Mar 2014 08:22    Post subject:
0wen wrote:
I would avoid Asus. I just had an Asus IPS LED monitor I bought in the beginning of December develop problems. I still have not even received the $20 mail in rebate on it and now that money will probably go toward shipping it in to get it repaired. This is the first time I have had a monitor fail so quickly.


They charge you for shipping for warranty service?? Had to send my samsung in twice for repair and they sent me a shipping label thru email. They couldnt even fix it properly so after the 2nd attempt they just gave me a check for waht i paid. S27B970D... piece of crap. Couldnt calibrate it to 2.2 gamma.

After that, tried a Dell 2713HM which I liked, but it was way off picture wise. 700:1 contrast ratio was all I could muster with my calibrator, and it just looked dull and lifeless. Sent it back to Amazon. After that, tried an Asus PB278Q which I LOVED (over 1000:1 contrast ratio and nicely built) but it had a bad backlight bleed in the corners. Sent it back to amazon and now Im rocking a BenQ BL2710PT which is the best so far. Minimal bleed, similar contrast as the Asus, and pretty sturdy.

I gotta say if they made any 1440P VA panels I would give one a shot. I know they have a bit of gamma shift off center like TN panels... but dem contrast ratios and black levels.................. Embarassed
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PostPosted: Thu, 6th Mar 2014 10:09    Post subject:
Radicalus wrote:
Also a tip, don't go 27 incher if you stick only to Full HD resolutions - depending on how close you sit, the pixel density just won't be there. For gaming, a 24 incher is ideal, if you want to play at Full HD.

i've been gaming on a 27" IPS 1080p screen for well over 2 years now and wouldn't have it any other way. all these claims about how you can see pixels etc are urban myth. and i'm fully aware how 27" 1440p looks, because i use quality one at work 8 hours a day.

there are multiple advantages for 27" 1080p as a gamer: you can have it further away from eyes and text doesn't become too tiny, having big monitor too close to your eyes is bad for fast online games.
1080p is a nice res, you can have just one GTX770/780 and everything will run silky smooth, no need for ridiculous SLI 780Ti setups or anything like that.
consoles: you can hook up a PS4 and it will look great at 1080p, on 1440p monitor will look like ass running at non native res.
movies: 1080p movie will display on native res and look super crisp. Smile

TL;DR version - for home use pc and console gaming, movies, 27" 1080p wins big time.
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PostPosted: Thu, 6th Mar 2014 10:26    Post subject:
yeah i'm in love with my 27" IPS panel Smile

especially since i went from a 22" crap to this. It's like day and night lol. I finally have different shades of grey ^^.

And yeah, if you stare at it from close enough, you can see the pixels. But that's true for any screen of any size.

When i sit at a normal (desk) distance from it, i don't notice that and even less when playing or watching a movie, since the picture is moving.

Anyway, for the 250ish € i paid, great pick.
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PostPosted: Thu, 6th Mar 2014 20:37    Post subject:
set up my old screen now as secondary screen next to my desk lol. It's getting really geeky around here lol. kinda nice to play a game on main screen and have the forum or a show etc run on the second screen Smile
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