Dell ultrasharp sale
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U2415 is more of a all-round monitor like my U2412M.
Image reproduction and viewing angle are not as good as a good IPS monitor for photo editing but still beter than average TN.
It is not as responsive as a TN but still faster than average IPS.
It comes with an adjustable foot and good build quality.
and...16:10 ratio is my favorite, I do not quite like 16:9.
For such price, I would have bought 2 or 3
For the SSD,
I own 840 and it is great. I believe 850 should as good as 840 or even better.
But for the price, I would stick with 840 EVO for now.
An SSD is also considered as a must although not obligatory in todays high-end rigs. Your rig will be a lot more resposive with an SSD.
Image reproduction and viewing angle are not as good as a good IPS monitor for photo editing but still beter than average TN.
It is not as responsive as a TN but still faster than average IPS.
It comes with an adjustable foot and good build quality.
and...16:10 ratio is my favorite, I do not quite like 16:9.
For such price, I would have bought 2 or 3
For the SSD,
I own 840 and it is great. I believe 850 should as good as 840 or even better.
But for the price, I would stick with 840 EVO for now.
An SSD is also considered as a must although not obligatory in todays high-end rigs. Your rig will be a lot more resposive with an SSD.
babernet_1
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- May 8, 2012
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You need to give a budget. The best, of course, is the 32inch 3840 x 2160 monitor for $1,500+.
A good compromise is the 27 inch 2560 x 1440 monitor for $550+.
Otherwise a 24 inch 1920 x 1080 for $125.
A good compromise is the 27 inch 2560 x 1440 monitor for $550+.
Otherwise a 24 inch 1920 x 1080 for $125.
guanyu210379
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- Mar 30, 2007
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For school? and gaming?
I would aim for those 16:10 monitors like U2412M, etc.
No need to go 1440p unless you have a powerful hardware to support such gaming resolution.
I would aim for those 16:10 monitors like U2412M, etc.
No need to go 1440p unless you have a powerful hardware to support such gaming resolution.
Amencerment
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I have the 27" 2560 x 1440 and it is fantastic, plus I paid $750 for it so at $550 it's a steal imo...
I use mine with Adobe Master Collection CS6 and gaming along with 2 other monitors, an Acer 27" and a Samsung 24" (both of those are 1080p)
I use mine with Adobe Master Collection CS6 and gaming along with 2 other monitors, an Acer 27" and a Samsung 24" (both of those are 1080p)
manofchalk
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- May 11, 2012
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High School work doesnt need a good monitor since its at most a bit of amateur photoshop or video editing, and gaming doesn't really matter since their all 60hz IPS panels and will perform the same.
This is a case where your money directly translates into the one you get. Their all good, get the one you can afford.
This is a case where your money directly translates into the one you get. Their all good, get the one you can afford.
guanyu210379
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- Mar 30, 2007
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guanyu210379
Illustrious
- Mar 30, 2007
- 7,684
- 25
- 38,115
U2415 is more of a all-round monitor like my U2412M.
Image reproduction and viewing angle are not as good as a good IPS monitor for photo editing but still beter than average TN.
It is not as responsive as a TN but still faster than average IPS.
It comes with an adjustable foot and good build quality.
and...16:10 ratio is my favorite, I do not quite like 16:9.
For such price, I would have bought 2 or 3
For the SSD,
I own 840 and it is great. I believe 850 should as good as 840 or even better.
But for the price, I would stick with 840 EVO for now.
An SSD is also considered as a must although not obligatory in todays high-end rigs. Your rig will be a lot more resposive with an SSD.
Image reproduction and viewing angle are not as good as a good IPS monitor for photo editing but still beter than average TN.
It is not as responsive as a TN but still faster than average IPS.
It comes with an adjustable foot and good build quality.
and...16:10 ratio is my favorite, I do not quite like 16:9.
For such price, I would have bought 2 or 3
For the SSD,
I own 840 and it is great. I believe 850 should as good as 840 or even better.
But for the price, I would stick with 840 EVO for now.
An SSD is also considered as a must although not obligatory in todays high-end rigs. Your rig will be a lot more resposive with an SSD.
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