Klang, Taxi send me a LCD funny right?

lolwat?!

Taxi send you?!

Dell service can be broken sometime,depend on ur luck

now seems like the luck is not at ur side

It might be done by agent, 3rd party company. So in case, You call Dell, Dell call agent, agent simply answer, Dell call back you again "Its new unit."

Who's fault?

Dell fault

yup

If 3rd unit come with bright pixel im going to return it. sien...

14 day count down, woohooooooo, let's hope this wont delay until pass your 14 day limit.

dell always use this technique, seen alot of my friend kena, change change change change change, 14 day passed, shit cannot return.

I've run a few movie clips through the same screen, decided to keep it for now as likely replacement won't be much different. As long as you don't watch your movies in pitch darkness (absolutely no lighting except for the LCD) then you will not see the corner bleeds at all as the movie clip will be much brighter than the letterbox top & bottom. If you're watching a 16:9 movie (not the 2.35 aspect from the cinema / blu-ray) then the movie will fill the whole screen and for sure there will be no problems even in a totally dark room.

I don't really do any gaming so can't comment on the slower 8ms screen, it's fast enough for movies + the contrast / color accuracy is much better than a TN... especially laptop ones (those really suck, even moving a few inches off center or up / down and it's all washed out). If your gaming doesn't involve lots of dark dungeons / tunnels / space ships, then the corner bleed issue isn't a problem. It just looks quite bad when there is no bright object at all on the screen, it looks obvious... if there is anything on the screen, then your eyes will likely focus on that (adjust to the brighter object) and you won't notice the corners are a little less black.

I was looking specifically for an IPS screen with a pivot function... looks great in portrait mode if you have lots of CBR files to view, the JPGs will fill the whole screen vertically and it's almost the same size as reading a newspaper (screen is 20" tall in portrait mode). Certainly larger than an actual comic page.

dun worry,i already decide to buy it

so,if there is bleeding,can i ask for xchange?

or bleeding is normal one?

Unless it's really bad.. you're unlikely able to justify for an exchange

buying a monitor should not be this hassle... lol... normally buy stuff...is, buy and use...
i'm sorry for your problem

Bleeding is quite normal across for LCD panel.

As long as the bleeding is not serious, (most on at edge or don't so serious), I don't see much an issue for ordinary usage.

It is only noticeable is pitch black screen which general usage has little issue on it.

Noted

guys,

i want to buy 23' monitor for gaming and watch movies.
budget 700-750.
plz recommend me.

thnx guys.

Dell U2311H.... or go TN and save some bucks but loose quality.

This post has been edited by BeastX: Jun 19 2010, 05:24 AM

any lcd recommend ?
23' or 24' ?
now lcd come with led ?

what is the budget?

i would recommend Dell U2311H,its IPS panel

no,not most of the lcd comes with led technology

only some,google has the more accurate answer

below rm800 ? how abt samsung B2430H ?

As V3nz as said, most LCDs still come with CCFL backlighting... those with LED backlighting will usually have something in their name / model to indicate it has it as it's a relatively new feature to desktop LCDs. Being new, LED models tend to be also more expensive.

Why LED? It allows the monitor to be thinner, use less power, have higher brightness (for the same power as CCFL) which in turns allows the makers to claim higher contrast ratio (as white peak brightness is higher), and a higher /wider color gamut range. The first two reasons are why it's very common in laptop LCDs and the last two reasons (+ maybe the thin factor) are why it's in the top end LCD TVs. There's also a difference between edge-lit LED and direct-lit LED and also white LED vs RGB LED. There are very few direct-lit RGB LED monitors as those are very expensive professional models that costs more than most PCs builds (just like similar TVs models are often in the 10+k range).

Even so, having LED does not automatically mean it's a better monitor... all depends on your needs / main usage & budget. As most people (in these kind of forums anyhow) tend to put gaming & watching TV / movies as a priority, TN LCDs are cheaper, have less ghosting (lower GtG times) & are 98% of the available models anyhow. IPS have better viewing angles, more accurate colors & often better contrast ratio.

LCD Monitor almost lates LED if brightness 100% when white will death damage screen dot dot
i know batter normail LCD then led right