Yes using VGA output is giving the lowest picture quality for your monitor , to elivate to another level is DVI and best is HDMI , if your display card and monitor has HDMI support, by all means, use it.

I think you need to study more to get to know about VA and IPS.
VA has only 1 advantage, deeper black and that's it, high-end IPS beat that hands down with even better colour reproduction, and contrast ratio, are you base this on the specifications or review?

Has anyone here own the LG IPS224T? Looks to have positive reviews around. Less then RM500 and IPS panel. A winner for me.
Anymore suggestions?

I'm still contemplating whether or not to splurge RM700 on a Spyder 4 pro colour calibrator tool or not

hi! can anyone give me suggestion for good brand for 19" widescreen LCD monitor with DVI and VGA input? price below RM300.thanks! can anyone pls respond me

thanks for the reply!
will there be any difference between an rm30 cable and rm60 one in terms of picture quality?

you can check the review from tftcentral. gw2450 contrast wins hands down.
its long and detailed review.

and yes, i bought one to check it out personally. deeper blacks means greater contrast. and at RM580 or RM599, its a steal.

For HDMI cable all is same. Whether it's work or not. Don't follow the marketing gimmick as some of the cable they sell up to few hundred ringgit.

Btw, guys I'm still confuse, shud I buy LG IPS237L or LG IPS234V ?

i do, great monitor. working well so far since Sept

no problems at all

only setback is the flimsy stand, slight knock to the table and the monitor shake like no tmrw

well, its kinda a gimmick actually. any cables should do fine

but if youre willing to splurge, get the gold plated one. itll keep your connectors from 'rusting' (is even that the right word?)

Thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated.

Just buy the cheapest, it's just a cable for delivering digital signal (1 and 0). You don't need a Monster-type cable

Most 20" monitor now come with both DVI and VGA input. Try ask the seller the spec and if the DVI cable bundled together.

my only advice is dont go for philips v line monitor
my brother bought one and it has terrible colors
the e line is okay

I checked the LG website and compared between IPS224T & IPS234V, it doesn't state the IPS224T is under IPS panel. So any one can confirm with me before i proceed my purchase on the 224T.
See here http://www.lg.com/my/compare/compare.lg?ca...ry=/my/monitors

dell U2412M not selling anymore? are they phasing out this

Im using LG IPS224T atm.. Ive tested it plenty of times

Colour wise, superior to TN panels.. Angle of viewing also better as the colours dont distort when viewed at sides

I think they're phasing out the U2312HM also. Dell website only says "Please Call 1800-88-0301 for Latest Price" under the price column.

Damn, thinking of getting another U2312HM before it goes out of stock.

mybe its successor, u2413hm,is about to release?

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Added on December 30, 2012, 7:50 amsame with AOC razor lineup... quite wobble when table shaking...though it has pretty good display among TN market.

This post has been edited by Ulysses: Dec 30 2012, 07:50 AM

Thanks. Great to hear .

Hey guys, I just bought LG IPS237L

Pros :
- Very sleek design!
- The stand quite heavy and strong, nothing to worry about
- Screen is very nice! Colors are vibrant!
- Multiple outputs (1 VGA, 2 HDMI, 1 Audio out)
- Touch sensitive OSD
- Support MHL!! (Smartphone user now can play Angry birds on ur monitor) looks nice as well.

Cons :
- The response time is quite slow even setting as "Fast" still you can see frame rate drop when you watching a movie. I'm not sure whether it's my display issue, as my laptop is only Intel Display.
- Even the stand are strong, but if your table are not stable (shaky) the monitor will shake as well.
- No height adjustment
- Even the OSD is touch sensitive, but it's quite hard to navigate


So far I really satisfied with this monitor. Got RM599 @ Lowyat Plaza. This is my first time purchase LG product.

Total star : 8/10