which brand is better if comparing the 3d effect, viewsonic or samsung or dell?

Ultra wide ratio is good for multitasking.

But if u're into movies, while most movies used the same ultra wide aspect ration, some movies especially those in imax format are better to be viewed in 16:9 ratio.

I believe gtx660ti is sufficient

Maybe is the time to discuss about 4K monitor . Although the price is .....

This post has been edited by ulai: May 18 2013, 06:01 PM

hi all sifus, currently i plan to get a bigger screen size for my pc games and ps3. Currently using Samsung 2333 and dont know which to choose

27 monitor or going for 32 led tv?

heard that if going for tv the screen will lag and looks not very nice. If tv is a choice, which aspect or model should i go for?

it is about resolution, not just size.

32" TV is based on 1360x768 or 1366x768 since it is a TV. it has large pixel pitch and user are watching it with an appropriate distance.

while 27" inch MONITOR are based on 1920x1080 which still has quite big pixel pitch and some 'rigid' gamers choose this type of resolution and this type of size to play a game with some distance. while normal desktop/workstation monitor has 27" with 2560x1440 resolution which has small size of pixel pitch and user can use it with 1-2 feet distance from eyes without seeing too much pixelated images.

Just got myself a Dell S2340L. Previously using a matte IPS monitor. I prefer the glossy screen, but I have to say it put much more strain on my eyes compared to matte screen.

Ehh bro, there are a lot of 1080p 32" HDTV okay?

guys..just want to ask..is there any monitor that has the best accurate colour? i mean..when i look compare the same wallpaper on monitor n my note8.0, seems very differs... colour on monitor very faded. =.=

wonder if there monitor capable produce colour like amoled on S4.

How's the reflection?

Not that bad actually, but that could be just me. There are reflections during the day (my room has no curtains) but you just have to learn to ignore it, same with laptops, smartphones, tablets etc.

Hi guys,


I am wondering if anyone has seen/tested/used this monitor before. I wish to buy one but I am pretty unsure on the colors, the 3D effects, price, etc. I will use it for gaming(33%), movie (33%) and daily use (view photos, reading pdf, surfing web, youtube, facebook, 33%). One more thing is that I am using Nvidia GTX550 Ti.

Well it is priced around RM600+ and the specs are as below,

Picture/Display
LCD panel type: TFT-LCD
Backlight type: W-LED system
Panel Size: 23 inch / 58.4 cm
Aspect ratio: 16:9
Optimum resolution: 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz
Response time (typical): 5 ms
SmartResponse: 2 ms in 2D mode (Gray to Gray)
Brightness: 250 cd/m²
Contrast ratio (typical): 1000:1
SmartContrast: 20,000,000:1
Pixel pitch: 0.265 x 0.265 mm
Viewing angle: 170º (H) / 160º (V), @ C/R > 10
3D Viewing angle: 80º (H) / 12º (V), 3D CT<10
Picture enhancement: SmartImage
Display colors: 16.7 M
Effective viewing area: 509.2 (H) x 286.4 (V) mm
Scanning Frequency: 30 - 83 kHz (H) / 50 - 75 Hz (V)


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Thank you. =)

This post has been edited by MercurialA: May 20 2013, 07:47 AM

look for samsung pva or pls panel, very nice to have high contrast but they are selling fairy high price... And no ready stock

cheaper alternative will be benq mva panel which mainly manufactured by auo

Accurate colours does not equate to the over saturated AMOLED screens typically found in Samsung devices. White balance is another huge problem as the whites in most Samsung AMOLED appear very brownish whereas in laptops, it's the opposite, very bluish. My Dell monitor was more greenish instead but solved by using a pro colour calibrator. Now the colors are damn accurate and professional prints came out perfectly

Ur monitor is?

Dell U2311H E-IPS monitor

Dell U2312HM

erm SAMOLED is a totally different screen panel than IPS or TN. personally, i find it too blueish and too saturated to be used for daily monitor. and besides, the older the LED/LCD monitors, the weaker the LED lights inside, which causes dimmer screens and 'yellowing effect'

Anyone here owns LG IPS23L and uses it for FPS games?Any ghosting effect?

I just got myself an LG 23EA53 IPS 23" screen a few days ago from LYP (Viewnet)

Found out that the wide viewing angle is not as good as advertised (IPS-wise). And noticed the backlight bleeding issue. (Picture attached)

Is this level of bleeding is considered normal? Should I just keep it & move on, or go for RMA/exchange/refund? If I were to go back to Viewnet, is their return policy any good/easy?

Thank you in advance.

its not about colour saturation but contrast ratio of va panels
ips will never beat that deep black tone


if backlight bleed 50% in total dark room, i will definitely return the screen.