anyone have experiences using AOC monitors?

i'd like to know some feedbacks

Thanks for the reply

But how about the build quality?

I have 1 question, now the Samsung 32" LED tv only costs only around rm900, why do u guys still opt for Led monitor ya? Any advantages of monitor over tv ?

are tv pixels sharper and brighter ?

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Added on August 26, 2012, 8:38 pm1 more question, if I buy a good full Hd monitor and connect to old laptops, windows xp., will the monitor display full Hd quality ?

This one is usually the power supply section, usually badcaps. But the "pop" sounds could be from the backlight section (again possible badcaps). This one is usually easy to fix. If you want, the just ask/PM me...

I've used quite a number of monitors already, though mostly from Acer and BenQ ones, and a few Samsungs. My current one, BenQ FP222W has been running fine (already 5 years). Usually I tend to stick to known big/established brands, rather than going for less known ones like Envision, Proview, IIyama, Planar, VHO, etc. Hardware support is pretty important for LCD monitor.

As many has mentioned/recommended here, bigger than 20" would be Dell UltraSharp U2312HM...

Nope, still white with no hint of yellowish at all. But its not as bright or as "whitish" as before though. At least it was not reddish (for your information, reddish is usually an indicator of failing CCFL). Mine uses AUO panel (opened up before) while I've seen other FP222W monitors with Chi Mei panels (and different layout internally). Talking about white, my ancient Acer AL1717 is truly paper white (talking about brand new paper color) despite its age. Even my other monitor, Acer H233H (with Samsung panel) cannot match the older Acer monitor when it comes to white.

Could be the CCFL used as well as the material used for refraction and diffusion layers. Usually when CCFL goes bad, you'll see reddish (sometime orange or ocre) tint as well as flickering (and in worse cases flashing). Anyway, what's your previous LCD brand/model? 

Would like to add another difference:
#7 - U2312HM comes with Premium Panel Guarantee where else S2340L doesn't.

afaik the last 2 digits represent year of release.
12 = 2012
13 = 2013

budget IPS vs premium IPS.... it's the panel quality... There the budget IPS 24" (1920x1200) at around RM800... U2412M

Is IPS really needed for games and movies?

16:10 aspect ratio i guess

Monitors with that ratio are always pricey compared to 16:9

Guys wanna ask.

21.5 inches full hd monitor vs 23 inches full hd monitor.

When gaming, is it that i can see more things on the 23 inches screen? or just the same as both have the same reso which is 1920x1080. anyone can answer my curiosity?

So the resolution determines how much things i can see on the screen. Not the screen size right?(The higher the resolution, the more things i can see on a screen)

So, Even a 27 inches monitor with 1920x1080 resolution, i will see the same amount of things on a 23 inches 1920x1080 monitor as well.Unless the 27 inches monitor has a higher resolution like 2560 x 1440 then only i can see more things right? But then, what's the purpose of opting a bigger display(like 23 inches instead of 21.5 inches display) when both of them display the same amount of things on the screen?

nice display. you will play the game at its native resolution with black borders around it. no stretching.

dell U2412M not selling anymore? are they phasing out this

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 

I saw some 27" for less than 1k in some company's price catalogs here