i already try alot of model , but still i want to stay back to Old LCD monitor because the black level is really pure and nice , just little yellowish , anyone can recommend me a better black LED monitor ? because it seems i can't find any LCD monitor at market right now .

2month ago i purchase Dell U2414H , same , the black level very poor , bleeding backlight

today i purchase samsung s22c170b , the black color even worst



LEFT is LCD , Right is LED


i try most of the laptop color have this bleeding issue , even the expensive dell alienware . only certain Dell ultrabook series , or asus ultrabook have better black level .



This post has been edited by gill1314: Mar 8 2015, 12:58 AM

try the settings with the monitor maybe can fix the backlight problem

Backlight bleeding, glow (IPS), colour shift (TN), black not black enough are always feature of LCD especially nowadays that pricing always dictate the mainstream market product.

Back then when using CRT, we won't talk about this kind of issue at all.

While with recently year LCD change from CCFL to LED as backlight, I saw more problem in term of backlight bleeding, don't know its is quality issue or because of LED.

LCD still fail to beat CRT in term of image quality despite its advancement.

A good LCD that can produce good colour accuracy, deep black, its pricing won't come cheap.

Last time buy crt, don't need to worry much.

Now with LCD, need to concern, backlight bleeding, colour accuracy, black not black, bright/dead pixel, lag, not fast enough respond time etc, interpolation that cause text become blurriness etc.

i see , but i saw on youtube about direct backlit and edgelit , it seems like direct backlit far more better than edgelit in term of color quality
i check those LED monitor , but in specifications didn't mention is edgelit or direct backlit



i think the best one still the old LCD using CCFL , because i dont need those ECO monitor for power saving , just need good quality


This post has been edited by gill1314: Mar 9 2015, 03:34 PM

Technology limitations?

You may want to look for glossy IPS displays - though the problem is you need to deal with reflections. If you really want true blacks - you will need to go OLED, since they do not need a backlight when displaying black. Though commercially available OLED monitors are not cheap (they can cost as much as a car, and they are intended for the professional market, FYI).

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Mar 9 2015, 05:16 PM

i am not saying like high end oled dosent need backlit lol , but i just need a better black , i think manufacture can do this , maybe the want to save cost , brain wash everyone telling everyone LED is better , but i just feel LCD is better .

this acer i buy last time 23'' just 500 , is not high end monitor , but the black color just perfect



this samshit even day time using also can see the leak light following your eye.

There are better panel, but nowadays everything is price sensitive.

A LCD sell at Rm2000 with better panel.
B LCD sell at Rm800 with lesser quality panel.

B will sell well, and A may need resort to use the same panel with B in order to stay in business and the better panel may be out of market.

after some testing , i visit so many pc shop and monitor demo , i decided to buy new 22 inch BenQ VA LED monitor , the color is just stunning , the black level even darker than my old LCD , and color range wider than my LCD , i am happy with my Benq monitor now lol.

this is the best and value monitor ever , after purchase Benq , i will never look at samsung dell acer anymore lol
http://www.benq.com/microsite/valedmonitor/#.VQbw4tKUe1U




sorry my room abit messy ==
LEFT AOC e2250SWD (LED , TN Panel)
RIGHT BENQ VW2245 (LED , VA Panel)
both are really great , after so many monitor purchase , this 2 monitor is better than those low end black glow ips monitor .
va have alot more brighness compare with tn



This post has been edited by gill1314: Mar 18 2015, 12:20 AM

Thanks for sharing ur exp
I've been eyeing VA panels for some time. Movie night scenes on my TN LCD is such a nightmare compared to CRT