no regret for this model. colour is sharp and screen suddenly become so big.. upgraded from a dinosaur monitor (viewsonic VA702N- 17")...
should i do any calibration to it? i use mostly for video only.
Any sifu's advice ?
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Just got myself a U2412M. was aiming for 2312HM, but no stock >.<
no regret for this model. colour is sharp and screen suddenly become so big.. upgraded from a dinosaur monitor (viewsonic VA702N- 17")... should i do any calibration to it? i use mostly for video only. Any sifu's advice ? |
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Jul 9 2012, 02:10 PM
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noted, thanks:)
do i need to set the contrast /brightness to 75 fix? if use its auto, seems the movie night time, will appear to dark ... any fix to it? |
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Jul 9 2012, 05:46 PM
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so high contrast? tonight i try your setting.
the dynamic function = save elect, but not nice to watch for movie... |
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Jul 10 2012, 10:19 AM
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QUOTE(wildwestgoh @ Jul 10 2012, 08:38 AM) For your info, dynamic does not save electricity, it's just auto brightness/contrast adjust according to the display lightning, it gives a impression that it has high contrast ratio (false advertising as always). i've gave up and reset it back to manufacturer setting.. 75 / 75.. >.<And for your info, power saving is way too significant nowadays with LED backlit, the main component that drive the LCD panel is the one that consume the most power. |
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QUOTE(lala...LOL @ Jul 12 2012, 10:27 AM) my personal suggestion, if you really into IPS..either U2312HM or U2412M. U2312HM within your budget range @ maybe around 560~ 590 depends your source or fork abit higher , pain in the butt for some ppl like me U2412M @ around 860~ 890 (FOC Razor keyboard worth RM 169) but future prove for next 2 ~ 3 years. |
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Jul 12 2012, 08:20 PM
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was aim for u2312hm initially due to pricing. was bad luck. no stock at that time.
so get the u2412m. no regret:) its huge and fully utilize the full screen |
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QUOTE(pixit @ Jul 13 2012, 01:59 PM) which shop is selling and the price? i was planning to get it online hoping someone know who is selling at GS try to call and ask .. easier As they wont put outside the price tag (for the free gift). I bought mine from Thundermatch. QUOTE(Livstar @ Jul 14 2012, 10:04 AM) Where are you bought the monitor with FOC, and the warranty? Its 5 year warranty. Razor keyboard same like what Lowyat forumer selling:)I'm targeting U2412M as well... Dell site RM899 (3 year warranty) + no freebie At least peace of mind la... somemore able to use cc to earn pts:) |
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QUOTE(linkinawe @ Aug 9 2012, 02:39 PM) Anyone can recommend a monitor to me ? budget 1k, use at home,prefer at least 24"+(dont mind the bigger screen), hdmi,full HD, without speaker. please check if you required a TN or IPS .mostly for main priority works(A plus if the monitor can rotate to vertical physically, for programming and photo-editing purpose or have VESA mount so i can turn it vertical) entertainment(BD movies) Need accurate color too for photo-editing low priority need it to be thin as possible(would like monitor occupy less space if possible) any monitor that suits my need ? |
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