i plan buy high end pc rig like geforce gtx 780 ti or titan black sli

but if i want play console any tips because no hdmi

get DP to HDMI converter

quite troublesome, since the ASUS PG278Q only have one connector

yah to bad i dont want DP to HDMI converter
because one port only

Please recommend me a nice 23/24 monitor gaming with ips, flicker free. budget 500-800

http://blog.gsmarena.com/philips-launches-...599/#more-71601

Good news for those don't mind about colour accuracy.

lulz i still prefer waiting the 4k IPS price drop in few years time

For those of us who takes color slightly serious and don't mind about pixels transition latency (IPS is always slower than TN, no doubt) and lastly we don't mind waiting for it to mature, yeah... after that few years, I'll probably jumped just slightly... 1440p

Wah, another 4k monitor. Looks very similar to the Asus PB287Q specs.

Cheaper than Asus alternatives, win-win for consumer, the industry is trying to push this tech faster to reach the mainstream.
From the picture, I think I prefer the stand from Philips, looks like Dell's U series. With rounded base.

Price is...



This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: Aug 18 2014, 08:31 AM

Best list your games' title and we talk performance.
If it's the latest gaming title, I believe 4K will tax your graphics to max, some probably unplayable.
MMO usually less graphics taxing, not too sure on 4K though, supportability is another issue.

HDMI is the same as DVI, share the same digital video signal tech but HDMI can carry audio signal, that's all, but I think HDMI has limit to 1080p only so it will up to you. 4K on HDMI, currently only 30p/i max? Correct me on this.

And as for the 1~5ms, are you refer to pixels transition latency (response per se)? If it's then normal TN should be fine, if you don't mind about color accuracy and those complicated stuff.

Lastly your budget, still can't buy any 4K, they're cheap right now, but still quite high for mainstream.
Just scroll around, check review if any, then just take out your wallet/card, pay or swipe... enjoy~

You have not added tax yet?

Yeah. For 4k, use Display Port.

once AH-IPS forever AH-IPS...once i sexed up my dell,,,i cannot go back 2 the TN panel any more

lulz...after 1 week of intensified usages,,,now i finally got bored with 1440p already bring me AH-IPS 4k mang

shouldnt this one move to the new monitor section?.

LG to Unveil World's First 21:9 Curved IPS Monitor at IFA 2014

full story

Received ma new monitor yesterday. Sexy slim bezel is sexy



Was using a Sony LCD TV with VA panel previously, so the colors didn't exactly wow me at first

Nice~ great for multi setup
But not so great for me, no VGA (old machine) and DVI (less crucial but still..)

VA colors, erm... well the black won't WOW you but the accuracy of the grey will, and what more the response is better than VA, much less trailing when you doing fast pace shooting or watching movies.

is it 27 inches

i see Twilight, Cadence and Shining Armor there

I think Dell only come out with 24" for the slim bezel model so it's U2414H, and this model only, looking forward for future products.

Not too sure about the accuracy, I don't have a benchmark monitor to compare with.

I personally think DisplayPort is the right choice Dell picked for a monitor targeted for the multi display market, with the ability to daisy chain, less cable clutters.

My my... What a pair of sharp eyes ye from le ponyland I thought of getting the others too but I guess 3 is just nice, not too crowded.

True, it's 24". No budget for 27" anyway.