[iTravis]

My setup changed dramatically within a year and a half. Going from Dell 2407WFP & 3007WFP-HC--->U2410 & 3007WFP-HC--->2x 30" 3007WFP-HC. Saving up for another.

Got my 3rd one

 

[iTravis]

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Originally Posted by Qu1ckset If you can afford one id go for the u3011, because it has one of the least motion blurs espcially when compared to the 3007wfpt. Here is a comparison with the U3011 and the 3008wfp:

Umh...you compare the U3011 to the 3008WFP and assuming it's the same as the 3007. FYI, the input lag on the 3007WFP-HC is among the lowest, 11.5ms if I remember correctly compare to 24ms on the U3011 so for gaming people still prefer it or the HP ZR30W over other 30".

 

[iTravis]

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Originally Posted by Spykerv Turbo Mode sets it to 8msish I think

It's called the game mode and it doesn't help much

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The average input lag of the U3011 was a fairly moderate 24.4ms. Maximum ranged up to 30ms in some circumstances. This was a reasonable performance really all in all, being pretty comparabale to the U2711 (30ms). It was also pretty similar, in fact a little faster, than the U2410 which clocked in at 33.8ms when in normal mode. However, the 24" U2410 also provided a game mode which bypassed a lot of internal electronics and did help reduce the input lag significantly down to 14.4ms. This was an added feature of the U2410 specifically aimed at gamers and those sensitive to input lag. You'll also see this on some other models such as the NEC 24WMGX3 where they feature a 'through mode' to do the same thing. The U2711's game mode didn't impact the input lag to any significant degree, and it was the same story from the U3011. The game mode does give you access to the DCR feature, but does not seem to act as any 'through' or bypass mode.

 

[iTravis]

Wow, this thread is still going. Gotta update mine

I just went from 2 to 3 3007WFP-HC for maximum pleasure lol