If EVO2k uses them, why not give it a try? :sweat

But during WCG2k11 in Malaysia, they uses some Samsung 2ms monitor, which looks silky smooth for SC2, where as my 5MS AOC has some jerk lag on the movement.

This post has been edited by kEazYc: Nov 25 2011, 02:25 AM

depends on quality, those WCG2k11, Samsung confirm use top high quality monitor which handpicked, because thousands will be looking at it all the time.

The most easiest part to notice is price tag between these two monitor.

Btw, for everyone here : If you're looking for a review of monitor, and wanted to know which are good to buy.
Please Check this link : http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews.htm

The guy that doing this review is freaking professional, and listed out all the information that are very important. plus revealing the IPS Panel type of the monitor.

This post has been edited by Cyclonechuah: Nov 25 2011, 06:42 AM

Ok for office use.

Around 2.3k.

Need opinion on the LG M2341A 23" Full HD LCD TV Monitor.

http://www.lg.com/th/it-products/computer-...r/LG-M2341A.jsp


I use to 24" DELL Ultrasharp monitor for my office work which heavily use the Ms Excel spreadsheet. Plan to utilize its Full HD resolution 1920x1080 for my work, TV function & USB media player for Full HD movie as additional add-on values.

Kindly please advise.

VH236H not available in Malaysia, according to some Asus LCD seller I pm'ed.
AW2210 already phased out and replaced with AW2310.
So I couldn't do much also liao.
Samsung... I'll pass.
Reason? Call me a jerk but I don't really like Samsung, regardless of their quality and whatsoever.

Ironically I just got my Samsung. Will give a test run after Friday prayers and post the results here

In HWM magazine this month got comparison between dell, asus, hp n samsung 24 inch ips panel, they not recommend ips for gaming though

Comparing Dell Professional P2312H and Dell ST2320L, is there any different in performance? Their specs look similar...

---

Added on November 25, 2011, 1:57 pmBy the way, how accurate is the delivery date that notified by Dell via SMS?
Possible they delay the date later?
Planning to take one day leave for it...

This post has been edited by @lvyzy: Nov 25 2011, 01:57 PM

From my POV, they're both using the same panel but the professional series gives much "professional" looks to it, the appearance is simple, matte black, no fancy frame, and it provides adjustable stand.
Delivery date by Dell is estimated, you don't 100% trust due to unforeseen circumstances, unless you can take a day off with a day notice, Dell usually call you 1 day before they deliver and confirm your address and etc.
Actually you can ask them to send to your workplace, of course you need to be there to sign and receive the goods (and then show off to your colleague ).

This is my experience too.

From mu experience delivery date on dell online not accurate at all, but the sms accurate for me

is the 8ms that bad for gaming?

http://www.anandtech.com/show/2803

Anyways finally managed to open my new Samsung


3D LED yo!


REAL 120Hz


Monitor Spec


Pardon the room. Lost the light in my room and had to take pics in fren's. Anyways surface kinda reflective. I have a hard time focusing when I took this pic


Really thin compared to my other LCD monitors


Again, the specs


Base connection. You can tilt the monitor around 20 degrees



Connectors. HDMI, DVI (Dual Link), Display Port, Audio, power. Note that to get the real 120Hz input, you need to use the DVI or the Display Port since the current HDMI specification (1.4) doesn't have enough bandwith for it.


Accesories are minimal. Dual Link DVI cable, warranty, CD, Power cable, and 3D Glasses


The glasses

the price

---

Added on November 25, 2011, 7:46 pmHWM said TN panel better for gaming...

This post has been edited by kapultek: Nov 25 2011, 07:46 PM

Depends on the games that you play and how you play them.
Only hardcore FPS and Action alike genre will feel the 8ms slowness, other than that 8ms is fine for most games.

If you're serious about FPS and Super-High-Pace genre then get 120Hz monitor, double refresh rate will definitely able to utilize the 2ms pixel response time.

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: Nov 25 2011, 07:54 PM

8ms might suffer ghost effect which are unsuitable for gaming. but like wildwestgoh said, only those hardcore will notice them.

the most important are input lag.

Btw, just a friendly reminder to everyone.

120hz Monitor with 2ms refresh rate is not going to help you get smoother graphic, if you're using outdated graphic card which only supports most game about 20~40 FPS.
Using these monitor will not grant you to have smooth like butter graphic performance, unless your graphic card can handle games up to 120fps in order to fully utilize 120hz monitor.

yes....HWM also comment about ghost effect at dell ips

Weird, then why Asus Malaysia are showing the model of the monitor >_> was interested to go for it, guess i'm going to ask around in lowyat. :S

Nice, the 120Hz monitor does makes a difference. The graphics are smooth especially if you can get consistent 100++FPS