That's the reason I was having a hard time finding 27" Monitor under RM1200.

1920x1080p at 27" ?

hahaha then youll be hard pressed to find any 1440p monitors even breaching the RM1.5k line in Msia

not unless you opt for Korean made ones from eBay, Amazon and the rest

Might as well settled on 1080p, At least I can get 27" satisfaction on Movie, and I tell myself is not that bad play games at 27" 1080p.

Currently Dell S2740L in on the list, do recommend other model.

do consider AOC i2769VM RM999 then, slim bezel, AH-IPS, 3 yrs in house warranty

I got it from Dell at RM828.90 with 5-year warranty

+1.
how about getting a ARB unit from teng? i believe he did have some 27" 1440p around 1.2/1.3k iinm.

If you want 1440p 27", probably your options are those Korean monitors from eBay, e.g QNIX, X-Star, Crossover. Those biggies have S-IPS / AH-IPS panels.

I think 670gtx should be enuf besides when it comes to gaming its back to 1 mon.

3 mon for stock monitor mass forum spam or even working with a bit of youtube rox.

Budget around RM600, which is the best 24" monitor in the market right now?

thanks for sharing... it's answer is Dell adjusting the price and teng just follow accordingly and still profit RM70.10

wat rm830?
he quote me rm940.
i tot the price should be same ?
why got price discrimination one?

I live in sabah btw.
i never heard dell charge for shipping.

Dell quote me U2414H with 5 year warranty at RM921 include delivery. Whereas teng quote me with 5 years warranty plus delivery to Sarawak at RM 910.

How jimmy.soo can got it from Dell at RM828.90 with 5-year warranty?

Teng told me is Dell fluctuates the price.
He just follow Dell price.
So.. u wait until RM8xx then order
hahaha!

Lagi better order from your friend

I got it from friend who is working in Dell, through them get a 10% discount (friend recommendation program).

As of now the price does not really fluctuate as I believe the model is got introduced here, reason being I got it cheaper is because of the friend recommendation. Hope that clarifies

I think there's a limitation on how many units can be recommended by an employee.

does anyone know whether acer v246hyl is e-ips or ah-ips?

Just received today 23/1/2014 my Dell P2314H monitor from NCT Logistics.

Ordered on 13/1/2014 from Teng. Highly recommended seller, friendly & helpful, fast response.

Reach my place (from Penang to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah) within 8 workings days(promised to allow 4-8 working days). Teng also helped me to call and expedite the order and informed them to deliver it earlier before 24/1 because I am going outstation on 24/1, and the monitor successfully delivered on 23/1/2014.

Review come out for u2414h, looks like a really good purchase. good job to dell and LG Display for keeping performance even when using slim bezel

http://pcmonitors.info/reviews/dell-u2414h

If I wait a little while, maybe i will purchase u2414h instead of benq ew2440l VA panel monitor,but benq offering aint that bad as it good as movie watching experience were great (perform similar to good lcd tv, good black level, quite natural color after calibrate), buy either of this two monitor is fine anyway

only AH-IPS have 23.8" model, both e-ips and 6bit+frc AH-IPS are quite similar in performance (both have 14ms G2G response time and little better gamut on AH-IPS)

There are two variant of 23.8" model which is normal version (used on dell p2414- LG Dusplay- LM238WF1-SLA1 ) and slim bezel (used on dell u2414h - LG Display LM238WF2-SSA1 )

http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/articles/panel...es/sheet006.htm

This post has been edited by zerorating: Jan 23 2014, 06:25 PM

Is this some kind of first world problem?

Display port with 16:9 + nvidia = Limited Range RGB 16-235’ instead of ‘Full Range RGB 0-255’

http://pcmonitors.info/reviews/dell-u2414h

Nvidia seems doesn't like 1920*1080 resolution going through displayport. It will not detect as PC, instaed of HDTV resolution.

What the hell? Im going to purchase this monitor soon.

how do we verify the RGB range?

HDTV preset resolution will conform the REC709 standard color gamut, which is 16 > 235. 16 being black, 235 being white. This is also called limited range. Blu-ray, consoles and hdmi appliances all using this color gamut.

While PC standard/VESA have full range from 0 > 255. Display port is VESA standard. But it seems nvidia drivers has bug. 1920x1080 is NOT a VESA standard, it is a HDTV standard. That is why nvidia driver pening.

This post has been edited by ruffstuff: Jan 23 2014, 08:46 PM