30-45cm That's way too close.It's like how my grandmother put it "Nak masuk dalam TV ke?"

you have to physically inspect it,it's at the back of the LCD,near the ports

Which port? HDMI? DVI?

the ports should be clustered together,it's written on a sticker behind the LCD,under the ports iinm

45 cm close ? I dont know , still the word are small if set it to 1680x1050.Just nice to have 1440x900.

Which LCD can adjust the white color gray to yellowish ?

Thanks. Will update once I got it.
Any web to test dead pixel and hot pixel? Not to forget color test too.

for dead pixel you can just open a blank page using your web browser adn press f11 for fullscreen
any dead pixel will be black
for colurs you can use this site
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/

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Added on November 9, 2010, 5:02 pmto each his own i guess....
anyway,to make your gray yellowish you should be able to do it by adjusting the colour temperature setting in your LCDs OSD,make the temp lower/set the colour mode to warm

This post has been edited by Racerx: Nov 9 2010, 05:02 PM

Only gamma and present for setting . No temp.

what monitor do you use?
you can also try messing around with the gamma settings

And one important thing , how to force refresh rate for VGA to refresh more than 60 hz to 75 hz ?

iinm you can do that using your graphic cards control panel,but i'm nto sure,haven't tried that

Using lg w224 2T , dont know how to set .
Weird is there's a dark shift of color when i move angle from angle .

you mean when you move from head on/parallel [0] to downwards/left/right/upwards?

yeh , it's a darker shift when move up and down from the 0 angle , I dont know how to explain well but it's like a darker bar shift when viewing in different angle .

Previous LCD will have white shift but this one have dark shift .

Yalor, Never encounter this before. But the fact is there. the effect can be slowly noticeable without concentrate look at it after 4 hours continues turn on. I believe due to his temp goes higher. quickly switch off cool down to avoid it continues melt that "thing" (WTH is that!? hard coat 3H !? Inside!?) . Plan to put one fan at back by your advice. Good idea.

BTW 2nd picture that "watery"effect is due to camera. no related to lcd

This LCD quite hot. By putting hand at the back (not the cooling plate), for my own feeling. Its almost same as Graphic card "hot air" blow out by cooler. sigh... nearly 60'c? may even worst if touch the cooling plate inside.

Must have Smooth Air ventilation in your room.

Hi, all. er.. my question is not spoon feeding as i do some research but the answer does not satisfy me. Hence i looked up for user to share their experience.

My question is, which one is better between Dell 2209WA and Dell U2311H.

does 1680 x 1050 make any different to human eye with 1980 x 1080 ?

and i heard that 2209WA wont suffer the tinting issue that U2311H have. And why the online price for Dell 2209WA is Rm749 while Dell U2311H is Rm649.

thanks.

that's the viewing angle porblem for TN panel LCDs,IPS and VA panel LCDs don't have this problem [or it only affects the brightness a little bit]

That is quite hot,have you tried calling Dell on whether they can repair it or not?

Generally speaking,the 2209WA doesn't have the tinting problem of the U2311H,eventhough not all have it but quite a number comes with this issue.IF your work depends on colour uniformity then you're better off with the 2209WA.If you like to gamble a bit,then get the U2311H.The difference in resolution is quite large,and it's something very much perceivable by your eyes

thanks bro. But the only purpose that i choose IPS panel over TN is for gaming. so, what is the best choice? Need to place an order tonight.

Can anyone recommend me a good ~20-24 inch monitor that can be bought in retail in stores in Lowyat for around RM600-700?

Planning to use it for mostly gaming (SC2) and watching 1080p movies; thanks in advance

LG E2350T,reviews on the net shows that it's an 'ok' LCD.Priced below RM600 on most shops

Hi my first post here,

I need suggestion.. now i am torn between 23" and 24" monitor, both at 1920 x 1080.

pixel density :
23" Pixel Density: 9176 pixels / sq. in.
24" Pixel Density: 8428 pixels / sq. in = almost same as my current 20" (1600 x900)

Do 23" will clearly look crispier (sharper) than 24" one from the same distance point of view or the difference will hardly be noticed ?

Its hard to find shop that displays these big LCD around here Taman U.. so Please share if you have experience about this.

Thx