I''m looking for a 27" 2K to replace my old 24"1080P screen, my usage percentage is roughly 50% work (vector graphic related), 35% media consumption and 15% gaming (Xbox series S). Is LG Ultra Gear 27GP850 a good choice or any other model bro here can suggest? Budgets is around RM1.5K.

How about MSI-G274QPF-QD ? RM1399.

Thanks for the suggestion, one advantage this MSI has over LG is it has a type-c port. Do you own this monitor and any comment on it?
Will check on the performance on youtube.

You may check out rtings.com best Top 5 of 1440p monitor.
Rtings provide very details review and it is well known one of the best reviewer site on monitor and TV.

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/best...40p-quad-hd-qhd

You can also check out Monitors Unboxed YouTube channel, which is also well known good monitor reviewing channel.



This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jun 18 2023, 04:29 PM

No, I don't have this monitor but it's one of my shortlisted model. I like the stand but I watched one of the youtube video saying there is no power off button.

bought this 27-inch monitor to replace my old asus 23-inch monitor.

reasonable colour + thin bezels design.

given the price. find it quite ok for normal usage.

hmm, I wonder when innocn will expand their sales to malaysia

particularly interested in 27M2V and 32M2V, mini led with 1152-zone FALD

rtings even got review out liow: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/innocn/27m2v
pretty much a good monitor overall with strong true HDR capabilities

it even have stock issue in US, so most likely it will not be coming to msia lol. heck even coolermaster GP27u or GP27q is not here.

actually u see the design it is similar titan army mini led monitor, albeit titan army lower dimming zone. i suspect innocn same this titan army.

This post has been edited by ben3003: Jul 4 2023, 10:23 AM

you're right. same design on this one: https://shopee.com.my/TITAN-ARMY-32%E2%80%9...680.20079495017
same 8-bit + FRC, same zone count (1152), same inputs, same HDR certification. innocn is titan army.

iirc innocn is also ODM for PRISM+ which is getting some presence here

ah didnt know titan army brought in this new model, then it is exact same as the Innocn 32M2V.

https://www.displayninja.com/innocn-32m2v-review/

inb4, let me reply u in the right thread

current dell should be fine. I owned 3 ultrasharps so far, U2414h (2015, sold), U2515h (2016, still using), U3219Q (2022, still using).
no issues with any of them so far. my U2515h runs 24/7 at max brightness static screen for one whole year during COVID-19 lockdown as I travelled back to MY and forgot to sleep my desktop, so it runs 24/7 until a year later when I got back to JP (2021)
still runs fine as of today, still uses it daily as a side monitor

speaking about the U2723QE, actually I just ordered one a couple of days ago, should reach next week.
usually I don't really mind too much about the price of these displays since they are 10 times cheaper than my main display.
so ignoring the price, they should have a couple of things:
- USB C
- tons of USB ports, nice to have ethernet too
- VESA mountable
- built-in KVM
- thinnest bezel, and no ugly design
- IPS
- high brightness (i like to work next to the window)
- great panel
- calibrated
- solid warranty n pixel defect return

regarding the list of dell models, i think u can use this site
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/brand/91913

Salute you! 😅 max brightness, won't your eye hurt? I only put brightness 100% in HDR as HDR will adjust itself accordingly but in SDR, 100% how to see? even a very low 200 nits also crazy bright!

kinda same preference, being using U2720Q & U2720QM for almost 2 years now and luv it

I put HDR on auto but SDR at 10 only too bright

indeed SDR max dammed bright especially at night time

Exactly! 100% in SDR is killing eye.

Hi, all, left one unit only. If anyone interesting may check the link below. Thanks.

• Asus ROG Swift OLED PG42UQ - SOLD

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jul 23 2023, 09:15 AM

Doesn't seems like there is many mini led monitor in the Malaysian market.

Gotta wait I guess.

This post has been edited by AthrunIJ: Jul 9 2023, 11:28 AM

They are only 58 mini-LED monitor in market now.
https://www.displayninja.com/mini-led-monitor-list/

You may check the link and Asus and Samsung is bringing in to Malaysia market.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jul 9 2023, 01:41 PM

Thanks will do

ah, my desktop and most stuffs are in dark mode, and I like to work next/near open window with plenty of sunlight.
so the monitor has to be exceptionally bright in dark mode for texts (used to crank it beyond the SDR 500 nits up to 1000-1600 nits depending on the amount of sun), but when most of the contents are white, then yea, 500 nits is blinding

Using them with windows? I remembered they kinda look weird on macOS (U3219Q on HDR), so I usually switch off the HDR and use it SDR mode. will try it again when the U2723QE reach

full time dark mode ok for me at such brightness, but if mainly white content, I will change the brightness

because all the listed monitors (U3219Q, U2723QE, U2720Q, U2720QM) don't actually support showing HDR
what they do is that they are HDR 400, and all HDR 400 monitors are only capable of receiving HDR input, but then during the output it basically cranks up the backlight to 400 nits and without considering that black must be black, and bright must be bright, each speck has different brightness with it, and the dim/brightness range should be high, hence the HDR, which explains why u felt weird when using said monitor on HDR.

true HDR can only be shown by using OLED panels (ur high end smartphone and OLED TVs), mini-LED panels (500 local dimming zones minimum, 1000+ zones recommended), and in the future, micro-LED. all of which delivers up to 700 nits peak brightness, while some mini-LED panels may hit close to 2000 nits peak.

additionally, I don't think u actually able to crank the SDR brightness to beyond 1000 nits. the max brightness of said monitors are all around 350-400+ nits peak. very difficult to find a monitor which can crack its SDR brightness over 1000 nits. not even samsung odyssey g9 can do that (its SDR peak is 900+ nits)

the more u know