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post #8961 of 9920
11/25/12 at 5:09pm
Yes, it supports the resolution.
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post #8962 of 9920
11/25/12 at 7:58pm
Little update


i calibrated the display and its even beter now havent found any negative things about it imo great display still zero dead pixels biggrin.gif
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post #8963 of 9920
11/25/12 at 10:35pm
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Originally Posted by Darkwizzie View Post

Yes, it supports the resolution.

thanks do I need any special kind of HDMI cable? Currently I have a Monster HDMI cable
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post #8964 of 9920
11/26/12 at 3:35am
Well if your graphics card has only one DVI output and you only have one...

If that's true, do a thread search for "hdmi" and the answer has been listed many times, it's just that I never paid attention because it never applied to me.
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post #8965 of 9920
11/26/12 at 10:43am
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Originally Posted by leezer3 View Post

UK potential buyer checking in and looking for a little advice.
I'm eyeing up one of the Catleap 27" from BigClothCraft with the ad-board ( http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Yamakasi-Catleap-HDMI-1-4a-Q271-LED-2560x1440-WQHD-S-IPS-Monitor-HDMI-/150866223426?pt=UK_Computing_ComputerComponents_Monitors&hash=item232053e142 )
This is primarily because I want support for some lower resolutions too, but it's not clear from the description whether it'll still be limited to the native res, or whether the ad-board as I suspect will add an internal scaler.
I could try GPU scaling I suppose, but I don't know what this is liable to do to Linux consoles or gaming performance?
Basic use is for programming, browsing and a little gaming to replace a 2407WFP.
Video card is a 6850, so should be plenty powerful enough for the minute.
I'm also figuring working on a declared customs value of $150 to give a total customs charge of about £20 GB?

Let us know how you get on mate cos I am in the market for one in 2 weeks !
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post #8966 of 9920
11/27/12 at 8:06am
Hello

I am new here, and very interested in 120hz ips monitors. After reading some about these monitors, i am now asking, how do you know which monitors are 60hz+ capable?
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post #8967 of 9920
11/27/12 at 8:42am
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Hello
I am new here, and very interested in 120hz ips monitors. After reading some about these monitors, i am now asking, how do you know which monitors are 60hz+ capable?

The info you need is in the first post.
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post #8968 of 9920
11/27/12 at 3:46pm
Last thursday i ordered one of these Korean badboys from Dream-Seller. Strangely, the package with my precious is moving around in limbo:

- 11/28/2012 - Wednesday
4:47 am In transit SHANGHAI CN
1:32 am In transit SENNAN-SHI JP

- 11/27/2012 - Tuesday
10:50 pm In transit NARITA-SHI JP
3:15 am Departed FedEx location GUANGZHOU CN
1:05 am In transit GUANGZHOU CN

- 11/26/2012 - Monday
1:32 am In transit GUANGZHOU CN

- 11/25/2012 - Sunday
11:25 pm Arrived at FedEx location GUANGZHOU CN
9:14 pm In transit SHANGHAI CN
4:43 pm In transit INCHEON KR

- 11/24/2012 - Saturday
7:19 pm In transit INCHEON KR

- 11/23/2012 - Friday
7:12 pm Left FedEx origin facility BUSAN KR
5:02 pm Picked up BUSAN KR
Package received after FedEx cutoff
12:02 am Shipment information sent to FedEx

(Sorry for the formatting)

The monitor is due to arrive in Denmark within two days. It seems like it won't. I wonder why it jumps from Korea -> China -> Japan -> China. Great work, FedEx.
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post #8969 of 9920
11/28/12 at 12:40am
Hey guys, was about to pull the trigger on one of these till I saw the warning on green-sum about issues with certain models.

Should I avoid these and just gamble again with one of the new korean ips brands?
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post #8970 of 9920
11/28/12 at 2:28am
I prefer BCC.
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