Nobody use Philips E-line IPS monitor before?

any recommendation for 120hz monitor? budget within below 1k =(

Anyone here who owns an LG IPS236V has any problem with backlight bleeding? I bought mine a few days ago and found out that the bottom corners have some serious backlight bleeding. But its only noticeable at night when showing dark images.

I tried to get a new one from Sri Computers today but they ran out of stock, and repairing it might take weeks. Any other way to fix this?

anyone can recommend LED monitor for gaming?

currently im using DELL 20", wish to downgrade to 18" for my main screen.

Just wanted to ask a quick question to those who use multiple monitor setup.

As per my understanding, the taskbar will only be available at the main monitor. Is there any way to extend the taskbar so that it would be available at all the monitors? E.g 3 monitors??

anyone know where to get fix on the wall + moveable ?

cento lcd107 (13"-37") Fixed & Tilts RM269 at lowyatplaza 3th floor

if your monitor is vesa compatible 100mm, most of wall mounting can fits and most of them are swivelled.

nope, dell ultra heat series 3008, 2711, 2410 all those "hot model" can stand beside plasma tv level.
LED is much better choice

You can use Display Fusion to get taskbar across all monitors.. google it

I am using it on my office setup.. and it work great.. each monitor have its own taskbar.. so apps opened on that monitor only appear on that monitor taskbar... so taskbar clutter free

unless they are using cathode ray tube, then you can say it is hotter than plasma. are you sure that those ccfl lcd monitors are hotter than "plasma tv"? did you measure the temperature or just read some site with some theory and some review?

Oic. Just googled the website just now. U paid for the software?

Just wanted to chime in. I'm using a Dell U2312HM ultrasharp IPS monitor.

The panel itself gives pretty decent colors, and the backlight is bright. Viewing angles are typical of an IPS panel.

Biggest problem is that the panel has very high black levels, glows brightly when its dark. Also, the cheaper IPS panels they use appear grayish white when viewed at an angle in the dark.

For professional work, it's outstanding - the good color accuracy makes it okay for video and photo too, but if you're going to game or watch movies on it a lot (which you would probably do in the dark) the halo is distracting. It also looks bad if you have an NV surround or eyefinity setup - I would suggest getting a non-IPS display for those purposes.

The stand is leaps and bounds better than any other manufacturer's stand. Complete adjustment in al directions, very solid.

For my Dell U2311H with has no HDMI port. Which is the best connection to a desktop?

I have HDMI,DP(full sized) and VGA cables at home. Which would you recommend?

DVI-DVI?
Mini DP (from graphics card) to DP adapter? Or any other coverters...
VGA-VGA?

Either DVI or DP can do, skip the VGA.
if DVI cable is cheaper than DP converter then DVI cable, otherwise DP.

DVI-DVI should be fine right, I mean the quality? It's cheaper too and should be available at the shop I'm buying my PC at..

Well, it's Digital so the quality does not matter much anyway, a cheap DVI cable should suffice.

my own unit huhu
power meter read 90watt for u2410, must use aircond otherwise face sweating in long hour


garage sales often got sell Dell dvi cable (good quality) usually RM10 before postage

This post has been edited by ktek: Jun 6 2012, 06:49 PM

Great info and feedback
Is the strong backlight or halo effect also noticeable under sufficient room light condition?

Not sure if this is the right place to ask, have been having problem with my monitor, so decide to buy a new one. A 23" one, searched for dell and samsung, but the options are too many until my eyes blur..... Anyone of you have any opinion about which is more suitable for home use? budget of about 600.