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CaptnNemo




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PostPosted: Tue, 2nd Aug 2011 11:29    Post subject: Need advice on LED display
Good day to you all,

Me and my buddy are planning on buying a 27 inch led pc screen.

We had this one in mind :

http://commercial.asus.com/product/detail/91

Does anyone have this model and if so or not, what is your thoughts on it.

We read some reviews which indicates a very good buy product but I always want more personal advice from people that actually tryed it.

I believe there is not many choices for similar products for that specific size so I hope it can deliver.

Considering the price tag I have for it, which is roughly 330$+tx canadian, I think this could be a good quality/price item.

Any suggestions or comments would be welcome.

Thanks

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Slizza




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PostPosted: Tue, 2nd Aug 2011 12:25    Post subject:
That resolution is better suited to 24" screen.

My suggestion would be to look for a 24" screen where quality will be better. unless you really need the extra size for some reason?

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CaptnNemo




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PostPosted: Tue, 2nd Aug 2011 13:54    Post subject:
Slizza wrote:
That resolution is better suited to 24" screen.

My suggestion would be to look for a 24" screen where quality will be better. unless you really need the extra size for some reason?


Thank you for your input but I already got a 5 year old 24inch screen and Im due for a change. Obviously I want to go for bigger but whitout having to use a tv. I already have a 40 inch tv but I use it for my PS3 and for watching movies.

I prefer gaming on a computer screen when I use my PC. I feel more into it let's say...( Personal opinion offcourse)

But the thing I dont understand in what your are saying is why would it be more suited for a 24 inch screen on Full HD (1920x1080) ?

I mean people game on 40 inches and up in Full HD on a TV, I dont quite grasp what you mean. Maybe you could explain this to me Smile

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Werelds
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PostPosted: Tue, 2nd Aug 2011 14:29    Post subject:
1080p is a low resolution for such a big monitor, you want to look at monitors with 2560x1440 (16:9, 3.6 MP) or 2560x1600 (16:10, 4.0 MP). The dot pitch (how big the pixels are) is shit on a monitor of that size at 1080p, you'll actually be able to count the pixels from 30cm away easily.

That said, I've not yet seen a good 27" monitor under 400-450 euros or so, and even then you can't go by price (Apple's 27" and 30" monitors are surprisingly shit for their price, even though on paper they should be good - lie about specs much?).
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CaptnNemo




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PostPosted: Tue, 2nd Aug 2011 15:23    Post subject:
Werelds wrote:
1080p is a low resolution for such a big monitor, you want to look at monitors with 2560x1440 (16:9, 3.6 MP) or 2560x1600 (16:10, 4.0 MP). The dot pitch (how big the pixels are) is shit on a monitor of that size at 1080p, you'll actually be able to count the pixels from 30cm away easily.

That said, I've not yet seen a good 27" monitor under 400-450 euros or so, and even then you can't go by price (Apple's 27" and 30" monitors are surprisingly shit for their price, even though on paper they should be good - lie about specs much?).


Thank you for your input. But again maybe Im stupid lol or maybe there is really something I dont get...If I understand what you are saying, your basicly saying that if 1080P is a low resolution for that size, then 1080P on a TV screen which can go up to 65 inch and probably more god knows...is low resolution even more at that rate ?

I would respectively disagree with you on that one. I mean, I watch and play on a 40 inch screen tv with my ps3 and it really looks good to be honest..(Dark Knight on blu-ray anyone ?)

So again please explain to me how it works really in your view. You can get technical if you want, I'll follow Smile

Oh btw I will be standing about 3 feet from the screen when I'll be looking at it.

Thanks

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PostPosted: Tue, 2nd Aug 2011 15:33    Post subject:
CaptnNemo wrote:
Thank you for your input. But again maybe Im stupid lol or maybe there is really something I dont get...If I understand what you are saying, your basicly saying that if 1080P is a low resolution for that size, then 1080P on a TV screen which can go up to 65 inch and probably more god knows...is low resolution even more at that rate ?

I would respectively disagree with you on that one. I mean, I watch and play on a 40 inch screen tv with my ps3 and it really looks good to be honest..(Dark Knight on blu-ray anyone ?)

So again please explain to me how it works really in your view. You can get technical if you want, I'll follow Smile

Oh btw I will be standing about 3 feet from the screen when I'll be looking at it.

Thanks

Yes it is a low resolution on a TV as well, but you don't sit that close to your TV, so you won't notice. You sit a lot closer to your monitor. You typically sit at least 5 feet away from your TV, if not more.

Could get technical, but it's simple maths really
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Slizza




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PostPosted: Tue, 2nd Aug 2011 17:06    Post subject:
CaptnNemo wrote:
Werelds wrote:
1080p is a low resolution for such a big monitor, you want to look at monitors with 2560x1440 (16:9, 3.6 MP) or 2560x1600 (16:10, 4.0 MP). The dot pitch (how big the pixels are) is shit on a monitor of that size at 1080p, you'll actually be able to count the pixels from 30cm away easily.

That said, I've not yet seen a good 27" monitor under 400-450 euros or so, and even then you can't go by price (Apple's 27" and 30" monitors are surprisingly shit for their price, even though on paper they should be good - lie about specs much?).


Thank you for your input. But again maybe Im stupid lol or maybe there is really something I dont get...If I understand what you are saying, your basicly saying that if 1080P is a low resolution for that size, then 1080P on a TV screen which can go up to 65 inch and probably more god knows...is low resolution even more at that rate ?

I would respectively disagree with you on that one. I mean, I watch and play on a 40 inch screen tv with my ps3 and it really looks good to be honest..(Dark Knight on blu-ray anyone ?)

So again please explain to me how it works really in your view. You can get technical if you want, I'll follow Smile

Oh btw I will be standing about 3 feet from the screen when I'll be looking at it.

Thanks

Yes that resolution on that size of tv screen looks like shit,.
It is far more clear if you go close to the screen be prepared to puke at the image quality you see.

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Fever




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PostPosted: Tue, 2nd Aug 2011 17:54    Post subject:
Samsung P2770HD
do some research about it. lots of ppl recommendin this shit & friend of mine's brother using it..(also) im watched a movie on this screen & it was pretty good.
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CaptnNemo




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PostPosted: Sat, 13th Aug 2011 15:53    Post subject:
Ok well, after much much reading, I decided to buy the Asus VE278Q and after spending 2 days fiddling with it, all I can say is that it's amazing...

The image quality is exceptionnal and it's sitting at a perfect distance...about 3-4 feet away...it generates practicly no heat whatsoever even after hours of being on...Very impressed.

And for 300$, you can't go wrong...I definately recommand it as for quality/price is hard to beat Smile

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human_steel




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PostPosted: Sun, 14th Aug 2011 13:41    Post subject:
What the fuck happened to the new LEDs by Samsung? I'm still waiting on the 750D series... Sad
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CaptnNemo




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PostPosted: Sun, 14th Aug 2011 16:50    Post subject:
human_steel wrote:
What the fuck happened to the new LEDs by Samsung? I'm still waiting on the 750D series... Sad


Hi,

I saw a couple of canadian sites over here that sells them but they are pretty new so it could take a while for shipping. And the price is tagged around 699$ Canadian.

They really look nice but the fact that Nvidia do not support their 3d games for them as up to now is quite useless on that side. But 120htz and the image quality they generate is more then enough to satisfy the most avid gamer.

But for a steep price like this, like all new tech that comes out, it be wiser to wait till they drop down a bit, unless money is no issue.

I am still very satisfyed with my Asus and is more then enough for today's use for daily gaming and all.

Cheers!

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Fever




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PostPosted: Sun, 14th Aug 2011 16:59    Post subject:
human_steel wrote:
What the fuck happened to the new LEDs by Samsung? I'm still waiting on the 750D series... Sad

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18279602
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human_steel




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PostPosted: Sun, 14th Aug 2011 17:04    Post subject:
Thanks for the heads-up. Smile
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