Samsung sa950 vs AOC I2757fh ??

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Hi,

I am looking to buy a good quality 2D monitor. And i only have the following options..

Samsung sa950 and AOC I2757fh..

I know that Samsung model also supports 3D. But it is not a Hugh concern for me because most of the time i will be using 2D.. And also i know that AOC monitor is a IPS monitor. But still reviews say that Samsung monitor has great color reproduction.

So I still cannot decide between these two. Does anyone has experience using these monitors?? If so please help me..

Following links provide some reviews for both of these monitors.


http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/displays/31274-samsung-sa950-27in-3d-monitor-review/

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2412690,00.asp

Thanks.
 
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Haha nope. Doesn't work like that. It would be like asking if a high speed hard disk can outperform a budget SSD. SSDs as a whole are in a different league of performance to hard disks. Even the most basic SSD will be a major improvement over the fastest 10,000rpm hard disk.

Similarly, any IPS panel will beat TN quality. I expect what the reviews meant about panel quality (since ALL IPS panels are manufactured by LG) was that 1080p is a lower resolution than is standard for 27". Usually you'd expect 1440p at that size. My advice would be to buy a 23"er and get something really excellent quality. Also use tftcentral.co.uk for professional reviews - the web is chock full of crap reviews of monitors. Very few of a genuinely high...
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Graphics and diplay is not the place?? oops.. il re-post the question then.
 
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Looks like there's more on the topic of monitors in this thread than the peripherals one so nevermind!
 
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The thing is AOC monitor is referred as a low cost IPS monitor with fair amount of quality.. According to the reviews, it cannot compete with good quality IPS monitors. If it could, i would have chosen that one.

SO i think a very good quality TN screen could surpass the AOC. But i do not know that. that is what i want to know.
 
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Haha nope. Doesn't work like that. It would be like asking if a high speed hard disk can outperform a budget SSD. SSDs as a whole are in a different league of performance to hard disks. Even the most basic SSD will be a major improvement over the fastest 10,000rpm hard disk.

Similarly, any IPS panel will beat TN quality. I expect what the reviews meant about panel quality (since ALL IPS panels are manufactured by LG) was that 1080p is a lower resolution than is standard for 27". Usually you'd expect 1440p at that size. My advice would be to buy a 23"er and get something really excellent quality. Also use tftcentral.co.uk for professional reviews - the web is chock full of crap reviews of monitors. Very few of a genuinely high quality by professionals with a true understanding of the technologies.
 
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thanks for your reply..

Unfortunately my options are limited to very few monitors.

http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/aoc_i2757fm.htm

This is the review of AOC monitor from the site you mentioned.. unfortunately i could not find a review for the Samsung model from them.. If you have time, look at this and let me know what you think..

But still i must say that samsung sa950 had some great reviews about its 2D image quality. I could not find a single bad review (but they said that 3D quality is not that good. but it deos not concern me)...
 
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If both of them has the same price tag ill definitely go for the Samsung. But it cost about twice the price of AOC :(..

Since i will bepaying lot for them, i dont want to waste it.
 
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