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Quote: Originally Posted by Thiras Yes I've noticed this too, I think it must be the back lighting warming up, it only takes a couple of minutes at most to get to full brightness for me though. Yeh same, around 2 or 3 minutes. Back light would explain it.

Quote: Originally Posted by killerxx7 Il just stick to my full hd 40" on my desk for gaming XD Well i'll stick to my 66" Eyefinity setup

Quote: Originally Posted by Baddass reviews of both the Dell U2410 and HP LP2475 available here which should help: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/ DO NOT trust those reviews, monitors on review are usually handpicked by the manufacturers so they are as far as they can be "problem free". See what happens when a serious review site goes out and buys a of the shelf U2410:...

Oh, I see what you mean. Get the Philips then H-IPS, 24in - spot on. Alternatively, you could look into shipping a 2209WA from elsewhere. Compared to UK prices you are paying £120 over the odds.

If you have 60fps on a 60Hz monitor theorietically the most lag a frame will have is 1/60th of a second and you will see every frame the card generates. It is important to note the lag could be a lot less than this. If you have 120fps on a 60Hz monitor theorietically the most lag a frame will have is 1/30th of a second and you will loose 1 in every 2 frames (graphics card will create the frame but you won't ever see it). If you have...

Quote: I use a Pantone Huey calibrator. They retail for about £60 and do a pretty decent job for an entry level device. A nice feature is that you can leave it sitting on your desk and it will automatically adjust the display depending on ambient light conditions. Well worth the money in my opinion. Thanks for the recommendation. I'm wondering whether the untrained eye could see a significant difference between a monitor calibrated by a...

Thanks for your advice. But the Dell just seems so over priced compared to the HP or Phillips. And if I understand correctly, Dell wont swap a monitor if it has a green-pink tint while HP will. Thats pretty key.

there is the potential for cherry picking it with the U2410, and yes, you're right it came from there. not with the 2408WFP i tested though as that was actually bought by a friend and then subsequently borrowed for a while I'll be seeing a totally independent U2410 next week though so will certainly report back if i find tinting issues. i'm not afraid to report negatively about these screens and i've never avoided the truth...

Quote: Originally Posted by Meridiusuk Do all matt screens have a dirty White look? And also the same goes for tn panels Well, sort of, I suppose.. but some screens coatings are very much less obvious than others. The coating on the current 24" LG IPS screens seems pretty thick. TBH even the pretty thick coat on the U2410 doesn't bother me much personally, although I'd have preferred if they'd used a bit less. It bugs...

Quote: Originally Posted by pig_dog I don't see any reason for the prices to drop if the demand for them increases due to 3D becoming more popular. Unless you're talking about more competition. What else would I be talking about? If it gets more popular other manufacturers will bring theirs out and prices will lower, and more money would be put into design and manufacturing which will also lower costs.