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Hey guys, I have a problem where the monitor displays an image fine for around a minute, but then it flickers and turns off. After cycling the power, the problem repeats.

Can anyone help me?
    
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Yamakasi Catleap Q270 SE (Perfect Pixel)

Vendor: Green-Sum

Shipment to: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Custom Fees/Duties: ~$50 (Still worth it. So far...)

Order Time: Wednesday afternoon (Aug 1)
Arrival Time: Tuesday Morning (9:00AM, Aug 7)

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Dead Pixels: None (that I have found)

Screen Damage: None

Backlight Bleed: Slight bleed from the bottom right. Will just shift my work to the upper half of the monitor if I need to.

Buzzing Noise: None

Monitor Stand: THE worst I have had so far. Since I won't be touching the screen much however, and since my table is fairly resilient to movement, it's not a significant problem.

Power Brick/Adapter: LOADUS ac/dc Adapter. A small sticker beneath the large label states it is 110v acceptable. Been running for 40 minutes and it's fairly warm. Nothing crazy yet.

** UPDATE **: I've kept the monitor running for over 4 hours now, and the adapter is getting pretty hot. It's making me slightly nervous, but I don't recall touching an AC/DC Adapter as often as I have here. Is it normal for adapters to get this hot?

**DOUBLE UPDATE**: It has been almost a week now, and no problems whatsoever. I think this monitor is here to stay.


Video Card: EVGA Geforce GTX 460

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Here are some pictures of the unboxing, in addition to some thoughts.




The delivery guy came at my door and asked me about the monitor. Unsurprisingly he revealed he had about 15 of these in his truck to deliver today. The magic of community forums eh? tongue.gif


Seems standard.



Stared at the stand's plate for a little while. The build quality is evidently sub-par, but I have it hooked up now and it's doing its job. Took my a little white to have the monitor firmly attached to the plate because the screws seemed a little unaligned. It's all good now. It was just me.





Popped in some Trine 2 to see how glorious the colours are. It's my first IPS monitor so there's nothing I can base my judgement on, but it does look very nice. Camera overexposes the brightness, but it does look great. Plenty of real-estate and it will really help with my workflow in After Effects, Photoshop and Illustrator.

---

Conclusion: I'm not making a final conclusion until this monitor runs fine for a good while. Initial impression: great monitor for the price, but I would still keep in mind the risk of ordering this. If you do have money to spare, then by all means, join the club. if you are cash strapped then understand that you can be totally screwed over, or feel like a complete winner. In this case. I have won... the battle. The war is yet to be fought.

---

Major thanks to this thread for being #1 in the google search, and finding me a good upgrade from my 24 inch Philips. Will keep in touch if anything does occur.
Edited by unpwnntent - 8/13/12 at 5:13pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by unpwnntent View Post

Yamakasi Catleap Q270 SE (Perfect Pixel)
Vendor: Green-Sum
Shipment to: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Custom Fees/Duties: ~$50 (Still worth it. So far...)
Order Time: Wednesday afternoon (Aug 1)
Arrival Time: Tuesday Morning (9:00AM, Aug 7)
---
Dead Pixels: None (that I have found)
Screen Damage: None
Buzzing Noise: None
Monitor Stand: THE worst I have had so far. Since I won't be touching the screen much however, and since my table is fairly resilient to movement, it's not a significant problem.
Power Brick/Adapter: LOADUS ac/dc Adapter. A small sticker beneath the large label states it is 110v acceptable. Been running for 40 minutes and it's fairly warm. Nothing crazy yet.
Video Card: EVGA Geforce GTX 460
---
Here are some pictures of the unboxing, in addition to some thoughts. Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
The delivery guy came at my door and asked me about the monitor. Unsurprisingly he revealed he had about 15 of these in his truck to deliver today. The magic of community forums eh? tongue.gifWarning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
Seems standard. Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)

Stared at the stand's plate for a little while. The build quality is evidently sub-par, but I have it hooked up now and it's doing its job. Took my a little white to have the monitor firmly attached to the plate because the screws seemed a little unaligned. It's all good now. It was just me. Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)



Popped in some Trine 2 to see how glorious the colours are. It's my first IPS monitor so there's nothing I can base my judgement on, but it does look very nice. Camera overexposes the brightness, but it does look great. Plenty of real-estate and it will really help with my workflow in After Effects, Photoshop and Illustrator.
---
Conclusion: I'm not making a final conclusion until this monitor runs fine for a good while. Initial impression: great monitor for the price, but I would still keep in mind the risk of ordering this. If you do have money to spare, then by all means, join the club. if you are cash strapped then understand that you can be totally screwed over, or feel like a complete winner. In this case. I have won... the battle. The war is yet to be fought.
---
Major thanks to this thread for being #1 in the google search, and finding me a good upgrade from my 24 inch Philips. Will keep in touch if anything does occur.

Good to hear that everything went well. However, 15 in just one day, mann... What area are you in? biggrin.gif
post #7374 of 9851
Quote:
Originally Posted by quakermaas View Post

"If it was being used already and it was damaged, we can't help you."

Think he means if it was in use and working OK when you got it, then you broke the screen after you had it a while.


So was the box damaged ? 
Do you think it happened in transit, or when it was being packed in the box at the factory / sellers (so called) visual check ?
Looks like the screen has had a lot of focused pressure right on where the cracks start (bottom middle).



He would also have to send the monitor back at his cost, before Paypal return the money to the buyer.

Yeah, the box has a clear dent in it exactly where the puncture is, but the actual damage to the monitor is unnoticeable until it's completely hooked up. Out of the box it looks perfectly fine.

I got bored and threw together a video of it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltPYJx2LvpA
post #7375 of 9851
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Originally Posted by PTCB View Post

Good to hear that everything went well. However, 15 in just one day, mann... What area are you in? biggrin.gif

West end of downtown, near the west entrance to the CNE (where Medieval Times is located).
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Yeah, the box has a clear dent in it exactly where the puncture is, but the actual damage to the monitor is unnoticeable until it's completely hooked up. Out of the box it looks perfectly fine.
I got bored and threw together a video of it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltPYJx2LvpA

That sucks

 

Good luck bro. This is a rare issue you are facing.

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Mine just got cleared from the Customs. I will have to pay 100$
I will have the monitor tomorrow.

100$?
Is too much,Is it depends for your nation?
How much seller evaluated the monitor?
post #7378 of 9851
Hi,

I just got one of those Catleap 2B extremes which can overclock to 120hz. I can get 110hz stable, but struggle to get 120hz stable. Could anyone share the timings they use for 120hz?

Cheers,

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Here from Brazil, not sure if I´m the first to get one of these over here, which was just custom cleared and should arrive later today or tomorrow.

I will later share my experience for anyone down here who might want to purchase one. I will try to inform all there is to know about this process to Brazil, including lead-time, vendor, taxes, etc.

I sure would have liked to have some information before I plunged into the buy button, but I was aware about some of the risks involved (thanks to this forum) buying something like this from the opposite side of the world...

Hopefully I will come back here with good news... worriedsmiley.gif
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I am running AMD VISION Engine Control Center. I do not see any settings that allow me to adjust refresh rate. Any ideas?
Read the Catleap FAQ on page one. thumb.gif
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