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post #21 of 26
Let me know if it gets any better for you as I'm interested in this display. Did you buy it from Newegg? If so, do they pay to ship it back or do you have to pick up the return shipping charges?
post #22 of 26
Update: After taking an even closer look at the side of the monitor where the light is bleeding the most, I noticed that the bezel is somewhat "pinched" in the middle where the usb ports are on the left. It's almost as if they tightened it too much which is causing the bezel to squeeze in that spot and then making the rest of the bezel not sit as flush. Please excuse my ignorance if I'm using the wrong term when I refer to bezel.

I don't want to chance prying it loose a little just for the sheer fact I might damage it and then lose any chance of getting a refund.

@Jhnlngn: I did buy it from NewEgg and as far and I remember, I think they will be paying for the shipping back. However, I will confirm tomorrow and send you a PM.
post #23 of 26
Thanks Bricks. I'm thinking of ordering from them and saw their return policies but didn't see any info on shipping charges.
post #24 of 26
Hi guys, has anyone tried playing their PS3 on this monitor at 1080p/720p? Does it still look good? Do we get black bars on the top and bottom?
I am really not sure how the scaler in this thing works with a 1900x1200 resolution.


I am really inbetween this screen or one of the Korean Shimian 27" IPS screens to use with my video capture card (to record PS3 with)
Edited by Dragon-Emperor - 8/6/12 at 1:55pm
post #25 of 26
This is my first post. I joined this site just because of this thread.

So here I am. And I must loudly ask:

WELL??????????!!!!







I can't imagine I'm the only one waiting to hear what happened. It's been more then half a year since the last post in this cliffhanger. What happened?????????????

Did the backlight problem resolve itself, as some people claims happens after a burn-in period?

This thread comes up when Googling the Asus, so I suspect many have come here searching for a real review from a real user who had a few real problems.

However, like tens of thousands of other threads since the earliest days of the internet, it is left unresolved and/or forgotten.

In the name of all that is holy, and for the scores of people over the next many years who will end up hear whilst searching for info about this specific monitor:

CLOSE THE CIRCLE!
post #26 of 26
I would also be interested to know if the PA248Q is a good monitor when jumping into the 16:10 24" market now that IPS is becoming somewhat affordable. This thread popped up on an OCN search as a "Recent" thread, actually!

EDIT: Also, what's this about only having 720p on dual link DVI? I thought the whole point of dual link was to speed up being able to display high resolutions.
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