Im using an LG IPS224T so abit relevant

All i can say its a pretty good IPS panel. No bleeding, no whatsoever distortion. Colours are great

But ive heard of rumors that LG faked their IPS monitors response time which made ghosting effect more pronounced. But i can hardly see any diff

Build quality wise, good too except the stand tends to sway easily which made the monitor shake around

since windows 8 is here, anyone know a good touch enable monitor?

Im using IPS224T, soo far im satisfied with the quality.

Colour are great, since im using it only for normal use, i cant hardly see any difference with other model.

"Build quality wise, good too except the stand tends to sway easily which made the monitor shake around" agree with marfccy with this issue.

Other, should no issue soo far. satisfied with it.

Yes, true.. But can be solved by disabling the overscan feature or slide the overscan to 0% on your graphic card HDTV settings

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Added on October 29, 2012, 9:34 ami own IPS237L.. no issue with it, awesome..


This post has been edited by ego3nity: Oct 29 2012, 09:34 AM

Im currently using HP W2207 but the colour and sharpness for this monitor could not satisfied me when i used my friend macbook pro to edit photo. Im doing photography so colour and sharpness is realy important to me. Except Apple Display, any other monitor are almost near to the standard with Apple one in term of those 2 aspect? I heard Dell Ultrashap and Asus PA248Q is something very good one. Any other more recommendation?

My laptop only have a VGA output, if i buy a U2312HM, will it be overkill?

VGA output and DVI output big difference?

It'd not be overkill but without a doubt dvi/HDMI/dp would be better in picture detail

What's your laptop model? Does it has HDMI output?
If you only and ONLY has VGA then you have not much choice, and you'll certainly encounter some annoying refresh scan lines across the whole screen (dark screen, black screen will be very visible) due to analogue signal issue using VGA.
But if your laptop has HDMI then use HDMI to DVI converter, but I have yet to try this out myself so I'm not sure if it will work correctly.

Just so not true regarding VGA... And most of your sentences...

DVI is HDMI without audio, nothing much about it,... or to be precise SL-DVI is HDMI 1.2 (and below) without digital audio.

Using a HDMI to DVI cable/connection by-pass, you are then limited to 1920x1200p resolution of SL-DVI due to the legacy standard of DVI, and the limited pins of HDMI.

This post has been edited by BeastX: Oct 30 2012, 05:41 PM

Can someone recommend me monitor that is 1920x1200 resolution under RM 1K?
Resolution should be 16:10 ratio (good for office work + gaming + watch movie)

This post has been edited by asunakirito: Oct 30 2012, 11:28 PM

It's getting old but...

Dell U2412M

Umm, I just can't find the good terms on that "refresh" thing that's quite visible when using VGA on my 1080p monitor, not sure if this is under-powered VGA signal or is it the bandwidth is not enough to drive 1080p pixels across whole screen.
Please enlighten me.

i google 4 u already but the review is in german mandarin n other unknown language WTF

maybe the particular model is meant only for asian / european market.

a question

what is the different between dell u2711 and u2713hm?

I heard that the last two numbering at the back means the model year

Like U2312H which means Dell's Ultrasharp 23" year 2012

Quite a lot to be honest.
U2711 uses better panel, but still uses power-hungry ccfl panel.
Since u2713hm uses led panel, the thickness has been significantly reduced.
and u2713hm has 4 usb 3.0 ports

actually u can search for the comparison of both in the internet.

just ordered from DELL, Ultrasharp U2312HM for RM589. my first IPS panel.

currently using Viewsonic VX2025WM. P-MVA panel.

Oh man a little bit more research on where to get them and you would have gotten it for less and with 2 more years warranty

so in term of better-ness, u2711 still win?

thanks!