Let's say i have the latest graphic card. It has DVI and Displayport right? Then connect to DellTM U2312HM. Means i should use Displayport connect to displayport? or dvi connect to dvi?



Graphic card got displayport?

DVI will do great...i use dvi to connect my u2713hm.

DVI to DVI right?

Btw, the quality of digital connection between DVI, DisplayPort and HDMI not much difference right? Just about the same.

Correct me if im wrong.

yes, DVI to DVI..tried using HDMI, but limit at resolution 1080p only..

For u2713hm.... To be exact it's DL-DVI..I'd have gone with DP though..... Cable's cheaper

It depends on image processor in the monitor..... but 10101 are 10101 (Digital is digital) .... just a matter of capability of bandwidth... By right/convention: EQUAL

Note: DP and DVI/HDMI are not compatible formats...

oh, sorry..almost forgot about dual link and single link dvi.
thanks bro, no wonder when i using cable from my previous monitor, resolution also limited at 1080p only.
the cable also bigger than normal dvi cable..it's the biggest cable connected to my pc.

Not all graphics cards have DP but most mid-end and high-end cards will have it.

Erm guys ?

Hai bro would like to ask about monitor resolution.

Let say i have two types of monitors.

1)20 inches monitor with 1600x900 resolution. Meaning PPI(pixel per inch) = 91.79

2)27 inches monitor with 1920x1080 resolution. PPI = 81.59

Does that mean that the 20 inches monitor will look better/sharper than the 27 inches monitor? Higher PPI means more pixel per inch, thus sharper and nicer?

so the conclusion is

20 inches monitor with 1600x900 looks better/nicer/sharper than 27 inches monitor with 1920x1080.

am i right? please correct me. tq

Yes. But more than just what is sharper, the distance between you and the monitor is very important. Not to mention the different experience of viewing two different does screen.

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Added on October 6, 2012, 6:33 pmS2440L but it is a VA panel so

This post has been edited by CyntrixTech: Oct 6 2012, 06:33 PM

why do you want to replace a perfectly readable matte screen with a glossy reflective screen?

hi guys, normally "how close" between your eyes and the monitor?

23" - 1.5 to 2 feet away.
1 feet = ~30cm
Usuallly watching movie will be at the 2 feet, otherwise 1.5 when I want to view some document with small letters or browsing the Internet.

i find that glossy screen is more appealing and crispier. dont you think so ? its like a phone, u got to choose the matte screen protector, or the crystal clear screen protector. im definitely gonna choose the clear one as the matte one is, yeah good with terminating smudges, but the picture quality is somehow downgraded. u feel me ?

I guess is a matter of taste if asked me. Nowadays even handphones are upgrading using IPS or matte screen. IPS screen are more pleasant to the eyes, TN panels are just faster or fastest screen to meet demanding future games. As for real RGB or CMYK quality, TN panel produces NOT ACCURATE picture quality. So, is more like sacrifies some for some things here. SPEED VS QUALITY

hey guys, does dell malaysia provide a service whereby they can help me (im currently in russia) to order my purchase from dell russia?
fyi, dell russia does not offer direct sales from its website. and if i wanna buy from computer shops itself, it costs double the malaysian price.

Disagreed :-P
I think glossy screens only benefit is lower power consumption because the panel doesn't need to display as much brightness. The glossy screen artificially makes u think it's brighter by reflecting external light, which has useless information and sometimes annoying.

This post has been edited by davidletterboyz: Oct 8 2012, 09:08 AM

Hello guys,

Any brand or model monitor have provide more than 100Hz ?
Thank!

thanks for all your thoughts guys. guess im gonna stick to the le matte screen.

anyone using s2440l now?

is it worth to get???