where do you get ur yamazaki if u don't mind i ask. import by urself?

I am still in Korea but going back to Msia soon.
After reading about so many gun shots recently, afraid to go back LOL

no wonder
OT :
stay in korea. its a Heaven for me. don't worry, u r not big shots, so no1 will shoot u.
btw, in which area of Seoul is IT area like Lowyat Plaza? i fail to find it. iinm got 1 train station name Digital Plaza or IT smth

There are several but the most popular should be Yongsan Electronics Market.
But make sure you go to the REAL place.
Why?
Because previously I did a mistake too.
When I reached the subway station, there is a building right beside of the subway station. (connected)
The building is bigger than lowyat so I thought that is the Yongsan Electronics Market.
But I was wrong, that is only the tip of an iceberg.
So make sure you explore well.

If you want to import those Korean IPS, you can buy from ebay, or maybe ask some Gmarket bulk purchase.
I remember some1 here got it for RM900 include shipping (ebay).
I bought at RM700 here LOL. Cheap and good.

This post has been edited by 881118: Aug 9 2013, 10:08 AM

I hope when you say you've tried 30Hz for daily use, that is on an actual 4K panel, not on a 1440p/1600p panel at 30Hz. Moving around your cursor on a 3840x2160 landscape at that level of choppiness and tearing is not pleasant. Dont even talk about doing work, as in pixel-peeping work on photographic workflow or video editing, when you have to concentrate on pinpointing where the cursor lands before clicking every single time you wanna do something in your workflow, that is not even funny anymore.

Switching DOWN to 1440p or 1080p is not for me. I suspect lots of gamers who also had invested in a 4K panel, has also invested on the gaming hardware to drive pixels at 4K resolution too, and dialing it down to 1440p or 1080p to game, is a horrible investment made, just so to avoid 30Hz choppiness. You already see why most of them gamers are sticking with 1080p: because they've found the silky-smoothness of 120Hz Lightboost gaming, and are not willing to move up to higher resolution until they can get a panel that is 120Hz capable as well, stock or overclocked.

If the USD600 4KTV isn't gonna be used for gaming, then I don't see a reason why you wanna use it for anything else other than, due to the reasons I've mentioned above. It's understandable to be more forgiving if the price is attractive. The question is, are you REALLY getting the benefit of 4K even when these corners are cut to make it affordable to you? Again, these panels are cheap, and cheap comes with features compromised. I'll mention again the shimmering and edge noise made apparent, and on a 4K panel, that is becoming more and more obvious when the resolution is that high. Again, folks will "forgive" this because they are cheap and within their means. but you're not reaping the rewards of real 4K. But one thing that is good about these cheap panels is that they will (eventually) drive the price of good 4K panels down, to the point where it will be affordable. Just that it wont be happening immediately but over a period of time.

They will give you an hdmi to dvi adapter for free...

i got dilemma already. which upgrade path should i choose? 2560*1440 @ 60HZ in dell U2713HM or 1920*1080 @ 120HZ in samsung S27A950? both are equally same price. i want 2 buy either one of these big boy after merdeka day. my GC is as written on my siggies below and my monitor using is the old samsung with 1920*1200 @ 60HZ.

This post has been edited by skylinelover: Aug 10 2013, 01:46 PM

beside price, both are totally different categories. Samsung S27Bxxx series for business (I know, it's overpriced) should be the 1 compete with Dell UltraSharp. what's your monitor main usage first?

This post has been edited by djlah: Aug 10 2013, 02:48 PM

movies only

Hi guys , any kind souls here can share me their U2913wm settings ?

Kinda looking to optimize the color settings

For the refresh rate im running at 75hz . Damn this display is bang for buck

then you can go for Samsung S27A950.
if purely only for movie, how about retain your current PC monitor, then consider add any LG/Samsung 40/42" TV. big is good for movie

wow, can set it to 120hz? highest is 120?

Sup al, i need some info before i buy this viewsonic VX2370Smh
The reason i buy because the hdmi input and ips panel
Is there any cons i should know

120hz im afraid is impossible . But from what I heard the highest people tried is 80hz with display starting to skip

haha cannot...my current 6 years old monitor got a lot of ghosting problems...whenever i see dark scenes,,,i cant see anything other than my own face reflections

Get U2713HM. The Coating on this monitor is very light compare to my previous U2311H = the color is more sharp instead of darker.

now am currently try to adjust to its enormous size. The facebook looks like a tiny line that juz accommodate 1/3rd of the monitor space

bought from All IT @ RM1709 (list rm1799) for 5 yrs warranty. Dell sales person quote me retail price zzzz. RM 1948.50 for 5 yrs warranty or RM1799 for 3 yrs

Thanks for sharing. That's a good price.

Do you know if they have the U2713H model instead?

I'm not sure, coz i only able to find 1 box of U2713HM and U3011/14. They even did not have display set of Dell Monitor. All in sealed box. The most monitor they have is U2312HM.

27" / 30" is 2 exotic 2 b displayed i guess

Ok. Anybody know which retail shop (except for Dell online) has the U2713H in stock?