hi, i hlping my fren ask sumthing here, he bought a samsung S23A350H monitor few weeks ago, but the package did not include dvi cable, not sure is it original not include not, he is using vga to dvi converter now, his gpu is MSI gtx 570 TF III, only have dvi output, so he wanna buy a dvi cable, is it will be significant improve on display output after change to direct dvi connect?

Clouding happens when there's slight viewing angle bending, such as if you look to side-way, you shall see there's yellowish tint across the whole screen. This is normal and not to be worried since it does not affect the overall views which can be proved by the white point, it's not to be confused with bleeding.

If you can use tripod the image might be sharper, or is it something else?

It's because of the shallow Depth of Field, that's why the pics appeared blurry. Same case as me last time. He had to use a large aperture value to get the proper exposure, coz it was captured in a dark room.

on my experience, virtually no difference between vga and dvi unless you can see noise with vga cable due to long cables or display can support depth colour 30bit /120hz or using resolution more than 2048×1536

Celsius: Do you mind to take picture of the box and the actual LCD not those back light etc. I believe none monitor is perfect even OLED or AMOLED have its' bad side. Ehehe..

Well with DVI @ native res. you get a pixel perfect display... through VGA the analogue signal may drift (example the same size squares maybe off different size at different parts of the screen).

hey sifu-sifu here, i am doing graphic design ,i am looking for ips panel monitor
any brand /model for suggestion,
hope can get the most accurate colour and light, and safe too(less dead pixel problem and light breeding)occur. =）

This post has been edited by edisonkum: Aug 12 2011, 05:51 PM

RM100 Discount dude ! How!? How!? HaHaHaHa~

Photo of the monitor itself? I'll see what I can do later when I get back

Thanks if its convenient for you. I just want to have a look at the stand clearly. Now my company is processing with the payment. Most probably will get it week after after

really??

You can find out by heading to the monitor's web page, adding it to your cart and then entering the coupon code when you select check out. If it works you should see a reduction in price, with calculations shown to you.

Yes. Take the trouble to see for yourself as THD bro gave clear instructions:) Good luck!

Well, you don't even need to see it in the cart, it's written on the product description itself. You can see it the moment you get into 24-30 inch monitor page, not to mention there are several other monitors who have got special codes available as well, such as the U2711.

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This post has been edited by JustForFun: Aug 12 2011, 08:30 PM

For those who are planning or upgrading your monitor, please consider the additional discount offered by DELL. It's a good buy. I bought at the price of 855

After using U2412M for a few days, totally loving it! 1920x1200 is better for me as per compared to 1920x1080 of my other monitor. More vertical space to work with

haha another one bite by 16:10.....

U2412M seems to have less yellowish compare to my u2711, may be the LED does give an edge over this issue.

BTw Celciuz, can you take some picture with the monitor place in potrait mode? would like to see how good the led back lighting does

Excellent! Kudos. Another satisfied customer and value his money. By the way what graphic card are you using for U2412M? Me is GT240 not sure it can utilize & optimize U2412M or not. Eh you haven't take pictures as mentioned by you earlier.

Any graphics card nowadays can put up resolution at any monitor, now just what you want to utilize it for is another matter.
Gaming at 1200p? Photoshop-ing at 1200p? Movie at 1200p?
All is possible except you might encounter lower FPS on gaming, and what games you usually play on your GT240?
What resolution are you using before U2412M?

Just casual gaming that's all. Does not require high-end graphic card. Of course the max resolution.