Benq E2420 HD or Dell U2311H ?

ashintomson

ashintomson

Journeyman
hey guys this ma first post in this forum .... :) i want ur valuable points on ma new buy .. am going to buy a new monitor n am really confused what to buy :/ after a long search i got 2 monitor on ma mind they r benq E2420 and dell u2311h .. guys what u think about this two .....

am a serious gamer and i use to watch a lots of movies n hd videos ...

[is the ips panel is d only great think in dell ? 8 ms response time is really bad ??]
i donno anything abt led monitors as am using a crt since years so want to buy a kick ass monitor .... ma budget is abt 14 k ....


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Dell U2311H is a IPS Panel So It is very better than e2420hd. Plus 8ms Time Doesn't effect Gaming Lot's of user on our forum uses this monitor for gaming.:wink:
 
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ashintomson

ashintomson

Journeyman
^^ hey sorry 4 late reply ... want to know something is tht monitor full hd 1080p ?? and will be there black bars when playing movies ?? tht will b irritating :/
 
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joy.das.jd

Journeyman
Get the Dell U2311H eye closed. This the best monitor in this price range. I have been using this monitor for both my PC and PS3, and there is no lag whatsoever while gaming in either.

Its a Full HD monitor (1080p) with a max resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. If you are playing widescreen movies (most movies are), then there will not be any black bands. However if you play normal SD content (non widescreen ones), then there will be black borders on either sides. Hope this solves your query.
 
aniket.cain

aniket.cain

Padawan
I am also thinking of getting the Dell 2311H soon. I have read the reviews and I have no doubt on its quality. But I have a query. My laptop has HDMI and VGA ports. But the monitor hasn't got HDMI. How do I connect it to the laptop? Will i need to purchase any special cable or converter? Will it result in any quality loss? What are the disadvantages of using such converters, if any?
 
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