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Started by Binary Shadow, December 12, 2010, 16:25:39 PM

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Binary Shadow

My dell is getting old and theres a shadow that appears ones its warmed up

Looking to get something bigger and better and found this http://www.ebuyer.com/product/199631

But is there anything more suited to viewing and editing photos?

Clock'd 0Ne

Get an IPS panel, something with wide/full colour gamut, preferably calibrated from the factory like the high end Dells. The colour reproduction is phenomenal and youll think your previous screens were garbage.

It does depend on your budget though, if youre not stretching much beyond the budget of the screen you linked to there, you wont really get a great panel for photo editing.

Binary Shadow

Yeah, thatll be too rich for me, ill have to put up with a standard LCD and my huey colour correction

Eagle


shofty

im saving hard for a pair of monitors, IPS,

cant work out whether or not to get
http://www.pcbuyit.co.uk/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=&products_id=822

or

http://www.pcbuyit.co.uk/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=&products_id=1069

ps, theyre over 40 quid cheaper than scan on that 30"er too.

Clock'd 0Ne


shofty

wow thanks, cant see me having that by then though.

Matt

Eagle

Holy thread ressurection!

I could seriously murder a 30" screen now.  24" seems so... model village.

Does anyone know if DELL monitors are rebranded for anyone else or if there are exact equivalents?  £700-£1000+ is a bit of a wallet killer.

Bacon

Quote from: Eagle on December 03, 2011, 00:57:42 AM
Holy thread ressurection!

I could seriously murder a 30" screen now.  24" seems so... model village.

Does anyone know if DELL monitors are rebranded for anyone else or if there are exact equivalents?  £700-£1000+ is a bit of a wallet killer.

The whole point of going for a Dell is the Zero Defect Warranty and 24 hour (business day) swap-out, thats the only reason i buy them lol (ok, and the fact the colours look fantastic) because all the other brands suck at after sales.

The only issue i've had is my 2209WA went wrong 3 times in 3 years but i've had 3 replacements, the latest one being a .5" smaller but its the latest IPS offering with Full HD, and i have 3 months left on the warranty so i'm happy with the outcome. :D
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Eagle

I've been offered a s/h 3007WFP HC for £595 but I think that's steep considering the model's age. :(

Madrocker

Quote from: Eagle on December 03, 2011, 11:38:20 AM
I've been offered a s/h 3007WFP HC for £595 but I think that's steep considering the model's age. :(

It is alot but it is also !/2 the price it was when it was launched.
M3ta7h3ad "You've been blessed with a keyboard with every vowel and consonant in the english language... yet you type like a fool".

Eagle

Fair one.  I'm tempted just to go for a 27" as that's around the same price on eBay - but with an IPS panel!

Clock'd 0Ne

Come on, you know the 30" panel is the daddy. I've seen one in the flesh, it's breathtaking. It makes my 24" panel look tiny!

Eagle

It is indeed but it's well over a grand. :(

Shaun

Eagle If you're going to do any gaming on the PC go for a 27" 30" is just far too big to sit up to your desk and use without the need to turn your head to see from one side of the screen to the other, a bloke I used to play World of Warcraft with got one and ended up having to sell it as constantly having to turn his head was driving him to distraction after a few weeks :D

Another thing to take into account is your need a lot more graphic's power to run games at such high resolution going from 1920x1200 to 2560x1440 expect your FPS to take quite a hit, you really need SLI/Crossfire to be able to keep all the eye candy turned on (which you will want with such a stunning monitor) and the FPS at a decent rate IMO. 

I recently upgraded to a Dell 27" from a 24" that I got in 05, bought from these guys: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/320796833713?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649#ht_3243wt_1265