hmm.... recently bought Dell monitor and only realized that Dell's policy on dark pixel is that they accept 1-5 dark pixels and won't be considered as reject.

For Ultrasharp, such a high end and expensive range of monitor, still can have this kind of relax quality policy...

i think i'm going to ban Dell from my future purchase already....

just posted on my Dell experience...what issue you have with Dell?
As for Samsung, how old is your monitor? after warranty period?

hi djlah,

what do you mean by not all dell monitor?
you mean other dell monitor have worse or better replacement guideline?

very shock by this general industry guideline..so it's really down to your luck when you buy LCD..
if there's 2-3 or 4 dark pixels, then gone case....
you have to live with it....

my recente xperience with Dell is really not good...so i can only tell you to stay away from Dell...haha...

i've learnt my lesson well and no more online purchase....

how much is U2414H?

i think you can try some of the suggestion by the experienced guru here...

they just buy from store and check thoroughly before purchasing the unit...that's the safest way to buy LCD i guess....not only Dell..probably other brands as well....

price?

Anyone here bought Dell U2715H before? What is the lowest price you can get? I called to Dell because not published at website...

The sales agent told me that if I am serious and confirm wanna buy he can quote me further discounts... so I am just trying to check market on best price obtained so far... thanks!

I think he mistaken for another model...

hi all,

i have a general question and it will help me decide on my monitor purchase decision. So assuming if i get a 27inch monitor 1440p, can i set it to 1080p when playing game and will it impact the image quality with pixelation?

Because currently I am really interested to buy 27inch 1440p monitor but maybe my graphics card can only support up to 1080p for ultra high settings....so i am thinking if i should go for 27inch 1440p or just get 24inch 1080p monitor.... my preference is the 27inch...

thanks!

Dell U2715H...

Using GTX 970 gfx.

Any other better suggestions? Aiming for IPS... I play games and also watch movies from PC... 27in seems to be the sweet spot for me....

I am using 22in now so if I buy 24in like not really upgrade in size...

gosh...i just noticed your signature... poison alert poison alert! one time pain again? i am still recovering from the one time pain from my rig just setup... LOL ...

i am a casual gamer, starcraft 2 and COD series, minimum requirement is to able to play smooth at ultra or highest setting... so i got myself a used 970 card first so i can use on my old 22in monitor... while i do more search on which monitor i should be getting... eventually i will upgrade my gfx but that is later la....

right now still trying to understand if i really need those super high end monitor....hard to see demo sets around so was thinking probably the normal 60Hz monitor works well already since last time we don't have such 144Hz monitor anyway....

This post has been edited by kevyeoh: Jul 26 2016, 10:50 PM

Hi all...

There is no such 24inch ips gaming monitor with fast response or with g sync right? I mean currently all those IPS gaming monitor is like 27in only... at least those Asus rog and Acer predator....

But ppl say IPS better... the dell gaming is TN panel... until today I still cannot find a proper demo set to experience the difference... how is TN compared to IPS.... how is 60 hz compared to 144 hz.... and 8ms compared to 1ms.... haizzz

But full HD only on 27inch... have you actually tried viewing one before? I read feedbacks and comments... 27in better go for 1440p.... I am still looking around for demo set...

i have a friend using dell 27inch 1440p.... then i set the display setting to full HD 1080p...doesn't really look sharp lo...maybe i should not be doing that since it's not the native resolution of the monitor..i guess i will try look around for a 27inch HD monitor first before decide....

One of my biggest worry... the nightmare is when brand new got dead pixel already.... if I understand correctly... a few pixels of black dead pixel is still acceptable and cannot claim warranty...

I don't think it is a 4k monitor... only problem is TN panel if you don't mind about this then this is a good monitor to get....

For gaming TN should be good.... IPS panel mostly favored by those who do more stuff on image editing and video editing etc...and IPS panel will not have response time like 1ms....

I think if buy from Acer who has their own stroke at Lazada is ok... for other seller you can check their ratings to reduce and minimize your risk....