haha
for s got what features ?

Here
edited to include feature #7

Been using the s2340l for a few days. Very nice monitor. The good thing about this monitor is that although the bezel isn't invisibly thin, you will spend more time looking at the screen and games without being bothered too much by the frame.

U & S series aren't really better or worse, they are different. Not everybody cares for the features of the monitor. Heck, not many rotate their monitor into pivot mode.

haha u all poison me

hi guys, what is the difference between "LCD Monitor with LED Backlight" vs "LED Monitor"?

And then u guys DELL Monitor got come with DVI cable or not?

Becoz my new bought DELL Monitor only come with VGA cable...

This post has been edited by win7: Oct 13 2012, 10:27 PM

My Dell U2312HM do come with a DVI cable and VGA too. A DVI cable is quite cheap in the market

i heard that DVI cable got many many types... which one should I buy?

there are three actually, DVI-I, DVI-D, DVI-A

this should help you

http://www.datapro.net/techinfo/dvi_info.html

They are the same.

theres a formula to calculate PPI, but i cant rmb.

Again, TVs are usually limited to 1920x1080p resolutions, which gives you 2013600 pixels. the more pixels on the screen, the better

in summary, higher PPI means better, clearer pictures, and pixels are not noticeable which gives the screen a sharper image than blocky ones

but im not saying using TV as a monitor is bad.. just that when trying to view texts only is bad. youll be straining your eyes alot. in terms of gaming, no difference unless youre squinting right in front of the screen xD

This post has been edited by marfccy: Oct 14 2012, 03:58 PM

SL-DVI-D (most common.... cheap too....)

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Added on October 14, 2012, 5:17 pmNot quite true... a 40" 1080p or 23" 1080p is more of a matter of distance to the display and weather you have limited eye focusing range.

a 40 inch is for a wider audience enjoyment (family).... while a 23" may be just limited to 1....

This is a rough analogy (with good eyesight)

What you can see with 20" and 3 feet equals to 40" at 6 feet, meaning if you can seen 1000 text (equally with both)


This post has been edited by BeastX: Oct 14 2012, 05:17 PM

True, distance matters

Like how TVs are used for med distance usage and monitors are close distance usage. But ive seen before people displaying texts on TVs. Its very pixelated and small as its been stretched (or maybe my eyes are not good enough)

PPI: 55.07

Dot Pitch : 0.4612mm

hi....any LG IPS234V owner here??
just wana know is there any ghosting or input lag issue with this monitor...
Thanks....

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Hi Guys,

Regarding the LG LED monitor that i purchased last week, I have issue with it if Im using HDMI input (previously I was using VGA cable bcoz i havent bought HDMI cable). So after I got my HDMI cable, I plugged it in and the result is not what I really expected.

The screen just got worse compared to using VGA in the sense of I dont get full screen display even though my desktop screen resolution is set as 1920x1080 but if i changed back to VGA input then yes, I got back my full screen display with the same screen reso 1920x1080.

I mean, what the heck is wrong with the HDMI cable? Is there any extra settings that I need to set? Or the HDMI cable is faulty ?

Please advice

Thanks


VGA left HDMI right

Note that in the picture, with VGA it is full screen display where with HDMI there is a gap.

This post has been edited by ego3nity: Oct 15 2012, 11:05 PM

HDMI detects your display as HDTVs and most HDTVs have overscan enabled by default I think so that is why your monitor is underscanned. Maybe you could adjust the scaling on your gpu control panel or try changing to DVI.

This post has been edited by DeepMemory: Oct 16 2012, 12:29 AM

what is "Colour Calibration"?

how to determine whether the images/colour produced by my monitor is good or bad?

my monitor: DELL 20" IN2030M WLED

Hi deepmemory, thnks for replying
So u were saying i should disable the overscan feature/option on both my monitor and gpu?

Btw, this monitor only has 1xhdmi mhl 1xhdmi 1xVga, no dvi.

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Added on October 16, 2012, 12:57 amHi, im using ips237L and there is no ghostring or lag at all. And my input is vga, i can say that this model is really amazing, love it.
Btw, which input u use? Vga, hdmi or dvi?


This post has been edited by ego3nity: Oct 16 2012, 12:57 AM

What gpu are you using? i am only familiar with AMD one. For AMD just go to Properties(My digital-flat panel) and just pick the image scaling options. Monitor does not have overscan feature.