time to calibrate that monitor bro it will look even better trust me

My U2311H just arrived!!



Setup: Dell Studio XPS 16(P8700,HD4670,1080p WLED) with U2311H IPS

still have to use the expensive calibrating tool to adjust 

Spyder3Express is only RM3xx, well if you buy the IPS panel for its color might as well calibrate to ensure it is more accurate.

U got buy ? where do you buy ?
because im not professional printing agent also... even i buy also cant earn money  unless i go provide color calibrating service 

Yes, I'm using Spyder3Express. That time no plans to use multiple monitor, regret I didn't go for Pro or Elite but found a workaround for multiple monitor ;-).

I bought from Yamiya.com.my

sell me ur express and u go buy pro/elite 

Eh? I thought it was taken off Dell's website?

Funny thing happened when I was trying out some games on my U2311H, I noticed that I'm getting 30fps@1080p@high settings on Unreal Tournament 3 whereas I'm only getting around 20fps on my laptop 15.6" using the same settings

For 720p, I'm getting like 40fps+ on my U2311H whereas my laptop get about 30fps+

So, Pixel per Inch(PPI) affects gaming performance?

Funny thing happened when I was trying out some games on my U2311H, I noticed that I'm getting 30fps@1080p@high settings on Unreal Tournament 3 whereas I'm only getting around 20fps on my laptop 15.6" using the same settings

For 720p, I'm getting like 40fps+ on my U2311H whereas my laptop get about 30fps+

So, Pixel per Inch(PPI) affects gaming performance?

Funny thing happened when I was trying out some games on my U2311H, I noticed that I'm getting 30fps@1080p@high settings on Unreal Tournament 3 whereas I'm only getting around 20fps on my laptop 15.6" using the same settings

For 720p, I'm getting like 40fps+ on my U2311H whereas my laptop get about 30fps+

So, Pixel per Inch(PPI) affects gaming performance?

No... the only thing affecting is how many pixels your GC has to display.

You can use a 21.5" 1920x1080 and a 24" 1920x1080, the performance is exactly the same.

hmm it should yield the same FPS since both screens are running at the same resolution 
pls share some game benchmark like Dirt3, Metro2033 etc with screenshot at the same resolution & settings.
i don't trust ur eyes 

just wondering where did u get those numbers?

Funny thing happened when I was trying out some games on my U2311H, I noticed that I'm getting 30fps@1080p@high settings on Unreal Tournament 3 whereas I'm only getting around 20fps on my laptop 15.6" using the same settings

For 720p, I'm getting like 40fps+ on my U2311H whereas my laptop get about 30fps+

So, Pixel per Inch(PPI) affects gaming performance?

Most of the people here are Dell punya kaki la so be prepared to be recommended at least with it as a preferred choice.

Yours truly do have in possession of a single flawless Dell UltraSharp U3011 30"W Monitor with PremierColour which I reckon is the 3rd most important component in my rig after the processor and graphic card however it's the most expensive in terms of monetary value.