U2415 is on the dell malaysia's website!

RM1244. 16:10 goodness.




This post has been edited by akmalrosli: Sep 30 2014, 05:04 PM

Aww... shrug, most of the monitors nowadays are scraping off the VGA port, which is essential for me, as I'm still using KVM with only VGA option.
*sigh* Looks like no upgrade for the time being...

Bought myself a Philips 238G4 24" at RM650, so far I am satisfied with it.

Give me ultra wide monitor with :10 goodness
its like the :10 monitor kind is at extinction.

If only the U2913WM is 2560 x 1200. Glorious 21:10

need sifu help,
U2412M or RL2455HM

i currently playing hearthstone, using watch movie and surf net, and will buy ps4 end of the year. i not FPS player. more to 3rd person shooter(eq uncharted, GTAV, Assassin Creed). THanks sir.

The real question is do my gaming preference need to sacrifice Video Quality over input lag/response time.

This post has been edited by arju: Oct 3 2014, 09:15 PM

Will U2414H get major discount?

i change my mind, will go for either IPS or VA panel.
Since i no hardcore FPS(TN panel), just casual gamer ps4

either
1) GW2760HS VA
2) U2414H IPS
3) VX239H IPS

which one above best for both response time/lag
Any miss out around for panel rm900.

THanks bro

Hi guys quick question if LG makes all the panels for DELL why is it that their monitors are not as popular as DELL's?
Im monitor hunting right now and the offerings from LG looks quite good?

Dell's technical support and warranty is superb.

fuiyo~ gamer monitor


BenQ Outs the XL2430T Gaming PC Monitor

the circular thing is to assist in gaming? kinda potong stim the sexiness of the monitor

hmm that aint gonna help in tearing. minimize yes.. but not eliminate it..

Need help for selecting a 23" LED monitor, whats the best model within a budget of 400?


Or perhaps topup abit to 500?

Newbie for monitor knowledge... Please guide me~~


Million Thanks in advance~

Need some help here.
My monitor Dell U2312HM has defective pixels on the left side recently.
What actions should I take ? Got a solution ?
It is still under warranty, maybe can get a replacement ? I don't really know the procedure.
Thanks in advance.

Heres how it is

If you have less than 6 'dead pixels' then I'm sorry but you're out of luck for a replacement. They'll replace it if you have even 1 'bright pixels'. Look at your monitor carefully because this part is critical and very important.

You may refer the Dell LCD Display Pixel Guidelines as per link below to determine your LCD screen dead pixel issue
http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/...8/%7Bdoclang%7D

If I'm in your situation right now, I'd call dell up. They'll clarify it for you whether its eligible for a replacement or not.

So they procedure would be like this. Call Dell at 1800-88-0022

You would need to give them your 'order number' from the original monitor box it came with. Starts from 900XXXXXX. They'll verify your monitor's warranty for you. And the rest, just follow the instructions from the technical support person.

Hope that helps. Good luck!

Double post.

This post has been edited by akmalrosli: Oct 9 2014, 11:47 PM

Triple post

This post has been edited by akmalrosli: Oct 9 2014, 11:48 PM

TQVM bro, I appreciate it and will call them

It's 1080..