anyone have experiences using AOC monitors?

i'd like to know some feedbacks

Thanks for the reply

But how about the build quality?

hi would like to ask, among all these brands.. which would be the best bang for buck 20" monitors?

1) BenQ GL2055 at RM299
2) LG E2041T (LED) at RM325
3) Samsung S20B300B (LED) at RM325
4) AOC E2051F (LED) at RM349
5) Acer S200HL (LED) at RM309
(prices quoted from All IT)

also, i would like to know some feedbacks abt the product quality too like build quality, colour display, etc etc

This post has been edited by marfccy: Sep 3 2012, 09:40 PM

All of them have VGA and DVI output. But is the brand BenQ reliable? Cos i would like something that can last at least 3 years without breaking down

If no one purchased it before then ill ask which brand would be the most reliable one then
I have two friends using Samsung monitors, they gave me good reviews. But of course ill try look for cheaper ones

If money was no object id grab Dell instead

So ended up ill have to hope not to get a lemon unit

hmm true.. the panels may not be from samsung itself

pergh RM3k++ wei

This post has been edited by marfccy: Sep 5 2012, 01:58 AM

if im not mistaken, bigger screens means bigger reso

with the exception for TV monitors thou which stuck at 1920x1080 althou 32"

AFAIK, Samsung dont have IPS panel monitors

i wouldnt say quality lower, samsung price higher cos i heard they say they use diff panel than the usual TN panels. (sorry no SOS for this cos cant rmb where i read it from)

but in terms of vs against IPS, i'd say IPS is still winner. add in with Dell's after sales support, lagi worth the money to buy Dell's monitors

precisely, so might as well head for Dell

i really liked the IPS display on my iPhone
i can view my phone even from almost 180 degrees sideways

thatll cost a bomb

326ppi display on 23"? fat chance man, fat chance..

that one.. nth to say about them

wasted potential..

deswai i use glass screen protector

try PM CyntrixTech

he offers free colour calibration too

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2282020&hl=

you can check based on the PPI(pixels per inch)

but usually the 40" which uses 1920x1080 reso will have a lower PPI than a 23" with 1920x1080 reso

How big would you like for the secondary monitor?

You can always opt for another of the same monitor as your main as long can swivel

there are three actually, DVI-I, DVI-D, DVI-A

this should help you

http://www.datapro.net/techinfo/dvi_info.html

theres a formula to calculate PPI, but i cant rmb.

Again, TVs are usually limited to 1920x1080p resolutions, which gives you 2013600 pixels. the more pixels on the screen, the better

in summary, higher PPI means better, clearer pictures, and pixels are not noticeable which gives the screen a sharper image than blocky ones

but im not saying using TV as a monitor is bad.. just that when trying to view texts only is bad. youll be straining your eyes alot. in terms of gaming, no difference unless youre squinting right in front of the screen xD

This post has been edited by marfccy: Oct 14 2012, 03:58 PM

True, distance matters

Like how TVs are used for med distance usage and monitors are close distance usage. But ive seen before people displaying texts on TVs. Its very pixelated and small as its been stretched (or maybe my eyes are not good enough)

Of course get the Dell U2312H

I doubt there will be ghosting unless you have extremely sharp eyes xD

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Added on October 20, 2012, 5:51 amDont think so, but maybe the difference in the slimness may affect



This post has been edited by marfccy: Oct 20 2012, 05:51 AM

ill say take either the Dell or LG's IPS monitors

gooding man

even if its monitor problem, call Dell ask for replacement.

im sure as Dell, there wont be any replacement problems