U2414H is not 2413 replacement
It is 2410 replacement.

not so like AOC  How about BenQ BL2411PT? or malaysia got selling this Brand Eizo monitor? 

2713H and HM big difference in price yo.
2713HM more like cheaper alternative, without premium color etc.

A bit regret didn't get 27 
1920x1080 not enough use 

woow! already bought? which model?

suggest at least get 32"
4K is too tiny windows object for monitor size below that....

Just to update my Dell monitor warranty, no doubt Dell's customer service is excellent, i log my warranty 2 days ago today i got the replacement. However their product quality really an issue now, look at the picture for my new replacement monitor 

It seems like nowadays dell monitors quality really bad, i really hope the replacement unit that going to send on Monday do not have these type of problems 

that's make sense, avoid buy out-phased or old model. just buy U2414H, latest model; if RMA, chances get brand new are higher since less monitor return yet to refurbish/repair. sometimes if you have luck, those 5 years monitor might get free upgrade to newer model....

Just called dell, I need to wait 7-10 days for U2414H

Anyone know where can I get a stock ready dell u2414h?

Search at monitor garage sales, there is a reputation seller selling at much cheaper price.

what is the cheapest 1440p monitor i can get?

2nd hand u2711
or arb u2713hm

i mistakenly took it the round logo at the center as the apple logo as you said.
fuuu,this new monitor thin bezel makes my u2713hm so fat n thick 

in general, you can assume which series of Dell monitors categories as below:
1. E-Series (Business Entry Series)
2. S-Series (Consumer Series)
3. Professional Series (Business User Series)
4. UltraSharp Series (Dell Premium Highest End Series)

Samsung -23.3% 

Samsung high end or 9-series monitor too expensive for me. IMO, AH-IPS can simple beat samsung PLS panel....

UltraSharp Series = U2312HM --> U2414H (23.8")
UltraSharp 16:10 = U2412M
PremierColor 16:10 = U2413

Got myself the Dell Ultrasharp UP2414Q 4K monitor. Running with an almost  complete rig with R9 290X Crossfire at APES Wangsa Maju. Battlefield 4 runs fine at 3840 x 2160 with framerates above 45fps using the drawfps console command. Crysis 3 at 40fps, while Titanfall never drops below 60fps, although with artifacts nd glitches because the game doesn't support Crossfire profile yet. (Titanfall runs perfectly fine on my other 4K at home with Tri-SLI Titans).

Purchased from ALL IT for RM3950. I'm not keen on getting this via Dell online order, or resellers in the forum that requires waiting while still going through Dell online order with slight discount. I preferred to get this physically off the shelf, unless that option is wholly not available.

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/product...2414Q&scat=prod



Had a hell of a time trying to get 4K60 running on this, eventually it works, but weirdly with the miniDP-to-DP cable that comes with the package. I had thought that it required normal sized DP-to-DP to enable DP1.2 profile to drive 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz. MiniDP-DP wouldn't have the bandwidth to run it at that resolution. Not gonna complain though, it works.

Sometimes it requires turning on and turning off the monitor to get the display right, otherwise it only gives 1920x2160, with the other half display blank. All these are EXTREMELY DEPENDANT on what version of the AMD Catalyst driver you are using. Currently using 13.11 and 14.2 with relative success.

Between the Asus PQ321Q 4K monitor I've paired with the Tri-SLI Titan rig and this Dell UP2414Q for the 290X Crossfire rig, I like the build quality on the Dell better. HOWEVER, for ease of use and less complicated and more reliability, the Asus 4K monitor is still better. This is wholly dependant on what GPU system you are running, and unfortunately, this Dell 4K monitor is paired with the very poor implementation of AMD drivers for 4K usage. You can say that it is more of AMD's fault, than the Dell monitor's fault.

guys, UP2414Q  using what panel?

& what graphic card to recommend for 4k monitor?

Samsung UD590. 4K with TN panel. 60Hz. $699.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2137477/sam...00-display.html

when they produce 3840x2400 which is 8:5 / 16:10, then i will be interested