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Some questions about 120 Hz LCDs.
1. June 2011 - 21:11
#21
Re: Some questions about 120 Hz LCDs.
wrote:HOW ABOUT THIS ONE
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/reviews/asus_vg236h_120hz_3d_display_review
higher imput lag then benq and lg and 2233rz
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its the people whos piss me of not the game, im never ever played an game on wich all is perfect to mine preferences there are always things to wich im must get used and acept them as they are no mater i like them or not i will try to understand thier mechanism and use for mine adventage
1. June 2011 - 22:35
#23
Re: Some questions about 120 Hz LCDs.
wrote:It still 5 ms but sounds to have a good contrast.
Pity it's 150€ more expensive than the Acer
I think its not worth it (if I had too much money I would have buy it, but I'm not filthy at the moment).
I'm wondering (even if I maintain to plan to buy the Acer) if high-display-refresh lcd monitors market will continue to progress...because it just concern fps gamerz.
About the "mura" effect I found this : LCD panels also have defects known as clouding (or less commonly mura), which describes the uneven patches of changes in luminance. It is most visible in dark or black areas of displayed scenes. The bright spot, the dark spot, the dark sides or dark corners of the screen are typical mura effects.
If I would to know about this term, this is because the Acer GD245HQ is described by the customers as the lcd monitor having the least "mura" effects.
does the acer has 3d glasses included?
playing on
[mouse]: ie 3.0
[mousepad]: corepad eyepad xxl
[keyboard]: Steelseries 6gv2
[headphones]: SteelSeries Siberia v2
[monitor]: Samsung Syncmaster 1000s 21"
wrote:
its the people whos piss me of not the game, im never ever played an game on wich all is perfect to mine preferences there are always things to wich im must get used and acept them as they are no mater i like them or not i will try to understand thier mechanism and use for mine adventage
2. June 2011 - 8:59
#24
Re: Some questions about 120 Hz LCDs.
Ah, no, or only for 100€ more 
I didnt notice this detail. In my case, I dont need the 3D glasses because those two lcd monitors wouldnt work with AMD HD3D.
2. June 2011 - 10:02
#25
Re: Some questions about 120 Hz LCDs.
wrote:Ah, no, or only for 100€ more
the asus vg236he is without glasses and should be way cheaper then vg236h
playing on
[mouse]: ie 3.0
[mousepad]: corepad eyepad xxl
[keyboard]: Steelseries 6gv2
[headphones]: SteelSeries Siberia v2
[monitor]: Samsung Syncmaster 1000s 21"
wrote:
its the people whos piss me of not the game, im never ever played an game on wich all is perfect to mine preferences there are always things to wich im must get used and acept them as they are no mater i like them or not i will try to understand thier mechanism and use for mine adventage
2. June 2011 - 11:54
#26
Re: Some questions about 120 Hz LCDs.
Logically yes, but I dont understand why, the cheapest ASUS-VG236HE I've found is at 356€ whereas the Acer GD245HQ is sold at 292€ (ship prices included)
2. June 2011 - 13:18
#27
Germany
Re: Some questions about 120 Hz LCDs.
if you want a true beast monitor try this1:
http://www.microdata.odessa.ua/docs/SonyFW900.pdf
If I remember right it would run 1440x900 @ 120 or 1280x720 @ 120hz, but can't find reference on the net.
2. June 2011 - 16:50
#28
Re: Some questions about 120 Hz LCDs.
so tanaka for which one u will go?
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2. June 2011 - 20:32
#29
Re: Some questions about 120 Hz LCDs.
wrote:HOW ABOUT THIS ONEhttp://www.maximumpc.com/article/reviews/asus_vg236h_120hz_3d_display_review
higher imput lag then benq and lg and 2233rz
"I measured input lag to 0 frames (compared to W2363D that we found to have zero input lag) which is a perfect result just like on LG’s W2363D. In the later W2363D vs. VG236H article I’ll also include some input lag comparison pictures for you.
Input lag testing with two side-by-side monitors can have some minor discrepancies but the result is an indicator of a very good performance."
4. June 2011 - 15:45
#30
Re: Some questions about 120 Hz LCDs.
Asus is Asus, but this monitor dont worth his price compared to the Acer, even if Acer isnt a good brand like Asus.
About the Sony FW900, I would like to buy one, but If I only choose LCD thats coz I dont enough depth space on my desktop.
To be honest I think I'll stay one the choice of the GD245HQ, If we had reviewed all 120Hz lcds.
I'll tell you how it is, and if I will buy a crap.
I'll sell my 28" for 200€ first, then I'll order the Acer.
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It still 5 ms but sounds to have a good contrast.
Pity it's 150€ more expensive than the Acer
I think its not worth it (if I had too much money I would have buy it, but I'm not filthy at the moment).
I'm wondering (even if I maintain to plan to buy the Acer) if high-display-refresh lcd monitors market will continue to progress...because it just concern fps gamerz.
About the "mura" effect I found this : LCD panels also have defects known as clouding (or less commonly mura), which describes the uneven patches of changes in luminance. It is most visible in dark or black areas of displayed scenes. The bright spot, the dark spot, the dark sides or dark corners of the screen are typical mura effects.
If I would to know about this term, this is because the Acer GD245HQ is described by the customers as the lcd monitor having the least "mura" effects.
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