No problem since I bought and install it. Backlight has good uniformity and no pixel defect.

Just a tiny scratch in the monitor surface, I think it is Dell's fault during preparing the monitor before distributing it. So because it's there I m only 90% satisfied or else I'll proudly say 100%.

I am very surprised that I immediately find out the difference between TN monitor quality with this monitor is very obvious. The color is superb and I should have bought this monitor than buying brand 'S' at RM715

No need to go for the 24 inch because an adding inch cost almost RM1K. Thinking to buy another one for my command center. Photo editing, linear video editing and realtime previewing will be awesome.

OK, thanks. In that case, I'll buy with warranty.

Well i got 3 of them since last month, all work quite well, except 1 of them the colour is slight out abit compare to the other 2; i might need to borrow a calibrator to get it adjusted

the 24" is really not worth it, better to get the 27" instead; price is slightly higher only

anyone have any idea what's the cheapest 27" lcd?

I think Samsung P2770H is the cheapest in retail. There is also Viewsonic with 1ms with a little price topup.

or cheapest always come in the form of used monitor

in lowyat got 1 used 27 samsung, 870. new one how much?

Not quite true.

I can do 1920x1200 through VGA and it is sharp, without colour distortion or flickering. It is quite dependent on the quality of the cable. I have seen the problems you have described with different VGA cables.

And HD videos not limited by DRM will readily play over VGA.

around 1k for the P2770H

Anyone know anything about the Acer HS244HQ 3D?
Is it available on sale?

A question on LCD here: If my IPS panel colour is warmer compare to its newly bought state, how do I restore the colour? The colour less vibrant already orz

around 1k? the other brand dont have 27inch?

We need device to calibration the color. Example Spyder3 Elite.

Hey bro I think you should call up Dell cs because from my experience Dell is very kind with their warranty! I even had hair line scratches on my laptop due to my own negligence and they still changed the whole casing! I'm looking in this forum because I'm looking for a monitor too lol!

thanks for the info.

I found out the color/backlight uniformity and color is quite even so I swallow the tiny scratch problem as for now because it is hardly noticeable and doesn't affect the pixel quality. I am afraid if I change it, I'll get a bad one if i m unlucky.

I expect to buy another one and hopefully it will perform similarly like the current.

Hi, will I see difference upgrading from 22 to 24 inch? Looking to get B2430H.

2 inch increase will be like enormous change to me.

I've used B2430H. My experience is quite bad.

1. I got a terrible pain for the first 3 days and I got 2 times 1-1 replacement because of dead pixel (1st replacement) and subpixel problem (2nd replacement). Its like nightmare going up and down Lowyat Plaza and a bit with All IT staffs to get replacement. In the warranty got "Zero Bright Defect (ZBD) only applies when it occurs within 7 working days from purchased date, regardless of dot quantity, the defective LCD panel/module shall be replace by SAMSUNG.". Info
2. Color is not accurate, Grey is a bit yellowish. Not for serious graphic works
3. Poor grads/banding. My office's cheap Philips 201E can produce images with amazing smooth gradient without much distortion and banding.
4. Text too sharp/antialias problem? Only with Full/Intelligent Image mode will fix it.
5. No DPMS. The computer already shutdown or sleep, the monitor still wake up with No Signal screen. Irritating in the night mode.
6. Goose neck stand, unstable on my desk. Fixed it with my L-2000 VESA mount.

Hmmmm ... that's what I think of this model.

The rest quite ok with me. BTW already replaced it with Dell IPS with 5 years warranty. Dell have amazing dead pixel warranty without much hassle.

I hope you are lucky buying one, or try LED lit models with cheaper price.

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Added on February 17, 2011, 3:00 pmI agree there's a dependency according to the quality of the cable, the length and the termination.

However VGA signal often described as RGB means 3 colors in analogue signal (prone to analog distortion) while DVI (digital signal) will correctly tell any pixel to show the desired color.



Should u use 1080p resolution with analogue VGA, you can apply >60Hz with it. DVI single link can only show 60Hz.

This post has been edited by jeopardise: Feb 17 2011, 03:00 PM

hard to find the lcd i wan in butterworth, most of the shop i went, either no stock or need order. is tis normal? lol

order online then,shops only stock models that are easy to sell.

i think so la. why dont just place order or buy through GS. if got stock then do postage. if you scared, COD. tambah sket je okay d.

me live in butterworth,ok ok lah

all teh lcd i bought,i bought through internet wan,wif postage