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My 5850 has been getting stuck at 100% GPU loads ever since 10.12. Any ideas on potential fixes? I did read that disabling hardware acceleration in Firefox or w/ Adobe could help, but it did nothing for me.
There's no QC issues with my U2311H whatsoever. Both are fantastic monitors, but the Dell is a bit more responsive for gaming in terms of motion display.
Seriously, this is why people should keep their opinions to themselves if they are uninformed or unaware of a particular topic. I would never buy a damn Dell PC, but that has nothing to do with their monitors. Why would you try to mislead people? With your logic, since my LG phone sucks, I...
I can't speak for the NEC, but I do have a new U2311H. I have zero complaints - but I'm not overly picky with the exception of ghosting. There's no QC issues - backlight bleed is extremely minimal, luminance seems even, no tinting issues, and no dead/stuck pixels, etc.
I use it primarily...
I got my U2311H about 2 weeks ago. For what it's worth, there's less slightly ghosting on the U2311H than there was on my 5ms TN panel. Input lag is also very low.
Unless you're using an extremely fast TN panel right now for gaming, I highly doubt that you'll notice any motion blur in games...
Completely untrue. I'm a hardcore gamer and play a lot of fast-paced mutliplayer games such as Bad Company 2, Modern Warfare, L4D2, etc. There is absolutely no difference between my U2311H and all other TN panels (both 5ms and 2ms) that I have used in the past. If you were using a 120hz panel...
My suggestion would be for the Dell U2311H. Much better image quality as compared to a TN panel. If you're worried about response time, it actually has less ghosting than most 5ms TN panels.
What do you use right now? Ghosting was a huge concern for me as well. I received my U2311H on Monday and there is actually less ghosting than there was on my 5ms TN panel. Unless you're using something right now that has a very low response time, you'll never notice it. The difference in...
For what it's worth, I received my U2311H on Monday....no tinting issues whatsoever. In terms of responsiveness, it has roughly the same (maybe even a little less) ghosting as compared to my previous 5ms TN panel.
The PX2370 is indeed a good monitor, but you will definitely overpay for it. No TN panel is worth $300 in my opinion. Note that the aforementioned Acer has a glossy panel, so if your room has any natural lighting, expect to be staring at a reflection of yourself.
My suggestion is this - if...
The PX2370 is a pretty good monitor, though it's pricey for a TN panel. For what it's worth, I was debating between the PX2370 and the U2311H (IPS panel) solely for gaming and decided to go with the U2311H. I couldn't see paying $310 for a TN when I could get an IPS for the same amount.
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There's never a restocking fee if you exchange a defective product for a new one. Restocking fees generally only apply if you return a product for your money back.