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Discussion in 'Hardware' started by Mr Happy, 14 Aug 2014.

  1. Mr Happy

    Mr Happy 4 8 15 16 23 42

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  2. destroyer3001

    destroyer3001 What's a Dremel?

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    The reviews all say 5* on scan but have you looked at reviews anywhere else?
     
  3. SuperHans123

    SuperHans123 Multimodder

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  4. Mr Happy

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    Cheers guys. I will check out the 27" from Acer but not sure if it will be too big
     
  5. SuperHans123

    SuperHans123 Multimodder

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    You get used to it quickly and it isn't that much bigger than a 24 on the desktop.
    Fantastic monitor for the money and from a reputable company as well.
     
  6. MightyBenihana

    MightyBenihana Do or do not, there is no try

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    These guys offer a discount to BT members, call them and see if you can haggle down on this (they are really friendly and helpful apparently too) :

    http://www.nrgit.biz/product/24-inc...-dell-ultrasharp-monitor-fro.html?c=130&p=277

    I don't know what acer are like for monitors, but I would never touch one of their laptops. Also only 1080p at 27 inches? There is an Amazon review that confirms that the build quality isn't very good either. Its basically just a big monitor with zero frills, not something I would buy as I believe a monitor is a long term investment. But it depends what is more important for you and only you can decide that.
     
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  7. seapanda

    seapanda moobs r us

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    I'd take a VA panel over a TN panel of the Asus any day - especially on a larger monitor, unless you're specifically going for 3D or >120hz.

    1080p at 27" isn't a huge problem once you get used to the slightly visibly blocker pixels - it's perfect for gaming on a weaker rig IMO, more immersive than 24" and no need to scale to run at native panel res.
     
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    ceryni Idiot

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    I'll second the NRG IT guys,

    They did a deal with me and can't recommend them enough. Great service too. The panel I received was faulty and they replaced it the next morning!

    I second only a 24" too and I'll say get a Dell. the IPS panel I have is lovely and for only £100 next day delivery included and 1 yr warranty
     
  9. fuus

    fuus Misses Rep Bombs

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    A third here for NRG, they're top notch :thumb:
     
  10. SuperHans123

    SuperHans123 Multimodder

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    I get all that but looking at it and using it for the past 7 months tells me it is a really decent monitor.
    If someone can point out its 'flaws' to me whilst running around Crysis 3, fair enough but I think people believe a load of pseudo science half the time instead of their own eyes when it comes to monitors.
     
  11. Mr Happy

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    Thanks for all the input guys. I have trawled through the interweb for hours and eventually went with the one in my original post. Getting it tomorrow from Scan with free delivery
     

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