Check for light leaks
Check for dead pixel

Dell QC very good usually, don't need worry about this

Ok, thanks

few more hours before i drive back

hi guys, pls recommend me a good 19" inch (resolution: 1440 x 900) LCD/LED monitor pls...

This post has been edited by win7: Oct 12 2012, 05:55 PM

you can check based on the PPI(pixels per inch)

but usually the 40" which uses 1920x1080 reso will have a lower PPI than a 23" with 1920x1080 reso

Dell P1911

Hi all. I going to set up a dual monitor for my system, so that I can gaming on the main monitor(full screen) and running other program like IE, music player at secondary monitor
Need some recommendation for my 2nd monitor so the size will suit to each other
The main monitor I think i will choosing 23" DellTM ST2320L (game)
I ady attach the picture that I wan the monitor will going to look like..thank


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hi all monitor experts/sifu, I just finished assemble my new bought DELL 20" Widescreen LED Monitor (Dell IN2030M 20"W HD Monitor with LED), can you guide me what setting (modes, colour calibrations, problem error detection bla bla bla...........) to adjust??

Is it all monitor operate best at 60 Hz? what if I set to 75 Hz?

Since my monitor is LED Backlight, so is it a "pure LED Monitor" ?




pls guide me, as I noob in LCD monitor thingy....


Current setting:
Power cord: plugged
VGA cable: plugged
DVI cable: Not plugged
Preset modes: Multimedia mode


This post has been edited by win7: Oct 13 2012, 03:01 AM

How big would you like for the secondary monitor?

You can always opt for another of the same monitor as your main as long can swivel

What size do you need for your secondary monitor? Is it going to be same height? Square? I doubt any monitor will have configuration from your picture, if you want same height, try the 17" monitor, should be around that height, otherwise another 16:9 monitor that can swivel will definitely higher than your current primary monitor (after swivel 90 degree).

Just to remind you, the swivelled monitor on the right must be an IPS panel. If not, you will have troubles with viewing angle.

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Added on October 13, 2012, 10:22 amFor the best display, use DVI instead of VGA. I think 60Hz will be automatically fixed for highest resolution supported.

This post has been edited by davidletterboyz: Oct 13 2012, 10:22 AM

hi wanna ask
compare 2 IPS MON
AOC 23 inch vs dell ultra sharp 23 inch IPS
1 is 4xx 1 is 5xx
which better

Haha depends what you want.
BTW, my U2312HM from CyntrixTech just arrived yesterday. Opened up and my jaw dropped.
I chosen Ultrasharp due to 5 years warranty, customer support and good ergonomics.
Panel wise, most 1080p IPS is using the same low-end IPS panel. e-IPS with 6-bit + FRC.

that means the difference is just warranty 5 years vs 3 years?

Yes but Dell ultrasharp has premium warranty. Just call them up if anything's wrong with the monitor and they will come and replace it. No question asked. You won't find this in other manufacturer.
Ultrasharp has better ergonomics....you can adjust the monitor by rotating, swivel and also height etc. The base of the monitor is sturdy and seems much better than others. I would say all these is worth it because I had monitor that just died after just passing 3 years lol.

but but the new S series made me contemplating
Gorgeous glossy screen like the Apple Cinema Display haha

new s series ?
what model
is it expensive ?

Take a look here

Not really that expensive but less features than Ultrasharp models

If can same height then is the best. Any 17" monitor with IPS can swivel recommended ?

This post has been edited by HuG: Oct 13 2012, 03:20 PM

wah
no really expensive ? 576 ?
i rather take dell u23 xD

hahaha yeah, ultrasharp has better value for money