The u2312hm is a 60Hz monitor. Not really recommended for gaming.

I have no idea since I don't play games. 

Check out Benq monitor lineup. I heard they produce great gaming monitors. 

anyone see any full review available for Dell U2414H?

me too, order U2414H yesterday.   

Haha. Is teng monitor dam good? U3014 at less than 3k so freaking tempting.

Do post up your new U2414H photo for us to when you get it.

Wah, need to wait this long.......

Dell Malaysia not selling it(2312HM) anymore. I asked few weeks ago.

yes. I am considering P2314H now. tempting @ RM 699
wonder how long it may take to reach Sabah.

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that's fast, just arrive today.
unboxing and testing. if satisfied, will plan to buy second unit

you order from teng?

may i know wat model is this? available here already?

well TN panel is also subject for improvement as well, even though it is sucks at viewing angle, there are still room for improvement for contrast ratio, colour production (true 8bit panel), resolution and higher refresh rate (TN still king for this).

I'm still believe that the latest TN panel should be comparable or somewhat better compared to year 2010 e-ips panel. Au Optronics, Samsung and Chimei Innolux still have funding on TN panel RnD as the panel is cheap to make (lower scrap ratio compared to IPS or VA), easier to market on low-price market.  Also, BenQ gaming monitor is not cheap, i'm sure the panel is expensive (which should have older IPS-panel performance in contrast ratio and colour production but at much more higher refresh rate). The new Gaming Monitor should please alot of users (especially serious gamers) except minority people who cares about colour critical work or working with wide gamut content.

see below for asus vg278he monitor, the delta value after calibration is awesome for a TN monitor, this monitor using ChiMei Innolux (CMI) M270HHF-L10 panel

http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/asus_vg278he.htm

But if a gamers didnt mind to play game at 60hz with v-sync on which provide slower update from mouse response to the monitor, of course a monitor with IPS, PLS or VA panel is a good buy (more value for the money). Even I am impress on My monitor with 12ms native response rate VA panel handling motion and games.

you got it wrong, premium panel warranty only covers bright/stuck pixel, for dead pixel, i guess you still need 7 of it  however having 1 stuck pixel is really annoying  , i can live with dead pixels 

Anyway your old 2233w is crap anyway in today standard because during the time was marketed, monitor with good panel having a hefty price and competition were all using more crapper TN panel screen. However, TN panel are getting much more better (since they need to compete with different Panel technology now) ,If demo in lowyat plaza, some monitor that uses TN panel(not the cheap TN monitor) are producing really good picture and quite good color production, even u2312hm color temperature looks too warm, screens look too dim and missing lots of details. One monitor that really impress me were S27C750P (which use S-PVA panel), but too bad the monitor stand were set too high and the price too high.

as for u2312hm, it is not as good as its old brother u2311h which having really good image quality right out the box, honestly calibration are seems not needed, just need to reduce the brightness and you are good to go, but too bad, u2311h only last a year in the market, maybe it is not marginal enough for dell, as for u2312hm, it is still a good buy

Only problem for me is, I need teng to send this to Kelantan and then fly back to SG with the monitor as hand-carry (which I am still not sure if I am allowed to), and if anything wrong, to call Dell courier to meet me at JB on weekends. The story is a bit long but yeah, more tedious than to just pay more and less warranty in SG (which is actually quite a bit of a loss to bear with).

*Teng quoted me at RM830 for 3 years and RM900 for 5 years which is seriously awesome, I am just finalizing on my contact details and hopefully a new monitor in Kelantan this CNY

HDTV preset resolution will conform the REC709 standard color gamut, which is 16 > 235.  16 being black, 235 being white. This is also called limited range.  Blu-ray, consoles and hdmi appliances all using this color gamut.

While PC standard/VESA have full range from 0 > 255.  Display port is VESA standard. But it seems nvidia drivers has bug.  1920x1080 is NOT a VESA standard, it is a HDTV standard.  That is why nvidia driver pening.

yah but both of the colors are pretty much different, can't set to get close enough to each other

you are using nvidia graphic cards with u2414h.  Please confirm your resolution in nvidia graphic properties is under HDTV or PC resolution.

The connector shows HDTV instead of PC, ended up I have to use the utility to change the color to full srgb.
Mind telling me where did you get the option? Couldn't seems to find it under the NVIDIA control panel.