I already sick with matte want to try something different

Perhaps in a closed and controlled environment, the glossy screen is still bearable but the fix height is a deal killer for me.

I know how much hassle it is because I'm currently using one that I have to use an old router to prop the LCD monitor up. Ugly solution that I have to live with.

hi guys..anyone can recommend me an ips monitor 23" above under RM800..max is rm1k but prefer lower than RM800 if possible..

feature that i need is hdmi since will be using for console and PC..build in speaker if possible..

Guys, I need recommendation for monitor, budget below RM500 =)

U2414H perhaps ?

But it does not come with built in speaker.

ive look into dell but wanna find with build in speaker because will be moving around (home to uni) quite often and wanna save some space..

i found VX2370SMH-LED quite good but only prob is its glossy..

I'm using U2414H and attached Dell AC511 USB SoundBar, perfect and sound good . get to used monitor with build in speakers before, all no go

haha if that was 2560*1440 i would have taken it instantly

How about the new AOC ?
http://www.aocmonitorap.com/root/my/produc...play.php?id=449

I am still waiting people to poison me to grab U2414H. instead of P2414H.

Do you play game a lot ? Does ghosting(8ms) bothers you ?

i would like to know that too, since im might be getting 2414H +Dell AC511 USB SoundBar

erm... I went for U2414H but not P2414H, because new ID design. narrow slim bezel are most poison me
Second, P2414H only USB 2.0. Conclusion, I get U2414H, with USB 3.0 and DP MST support, so funding and wait for price drop for second unit hopefully U2715H don't interrupt me

sorry, I don't play game, can't help on that....

let's wait for pro gamer sifu to comment or recommend other gaming monitor, I believe there is better choice specially design for hardcore gamer

Deciding to get the U2414H but I'm not sure if the IPS panel will be good enough for my occasional gaming sessions.
Awaiting reviews from gamers to see if it's OK

Its design is too sexy to ignore. Any other monitors that have equally beautiful design but with lower response time?

This post has been edited by jimhorn: Feb 20 2014, 11:45 AM

Do let me know if you found any 24" IPS monitor with lower respond time.

I would like to grab U2414H too but I am afraid the 8ms(GTG) ghosting will bother me.

Hi,

I'm looking for 27" monitor. Was looking at Dell S2740L but the review doesn't seems good on sites like TrustedREview.

Sifus have any recommendations? Budget max RM1100.

Why choose 27"? Coz never try before

1080 is a bit too small reso for 27"

get U2414H like that better.

the dell sound bar add-on is quite a good stuff.
i own one before, 4 tiny speaker unit inside & behind got 1 subwoofer pre-out RCA.
i connect it to my active sub and blast the whole house

yeap. for 27", muz have at least 1440p.
if 1080p, whether 24" or 27" nth much different except screen size.

@Crovoseas
since your budget is rm1.1k. why not save for few more months and get a 1440p 27"? (my dell 2713hm juz cost around rm1.7k)
unless you need the monitor urgently.

no it wont bother u.

what games do u play?

I played Quake 3 (ultra fast FPS game) competitively on my old U2709 pva panel (which has higher ghost time) few years back and i didnt realize any ghostings that bothered me.

I am currently using U2312HM, playing CS and COD occasionally, no problem whatsoever.

I believe the screen quality on an IPS panel is much more worth than trying to buy a TN panel (which has far worse picture quality) simply because of the response time. To me, anything below 8ms normal. I dont see any noticeable diff 2ms vs 8ms.

my monitor is 8ms and yes, i game alot from Quake 3, UT, SC II, D3, BF 2/3/4, TF 2, CS, TFall Beta, Racing and etc. (i juz play all kind of games except sports). + ps3 on this monitor.
and 8ms did not hinder or give me unpleasant gaming experience. saw different between 2ms and later, but i guess my eyes did not apply to these differences or i don't have ultra spidy sense, except when you put 2 monitor side by side for comparison purposes.