are Hazo still in business?

smilertoo · 14 Feb 2009 at 18:29

Are Hazro still making monitors? ive noticed there's no 24" ones on OC now and the others have been massively discounted.

Kreeeee · 14 Feb 2009 at 19:09

I believe they're releasing a new version of their monitors soon.

Herojuana · 14 Feb 2009 at 19:50

Cool maybe the replacement of mine will be one of them. Still haven't received notice from OCUK with RMA details :s

go.mole · 15 Feb 2009 at 00:09

Herojuana said:
Cool maybe the replacement of mine will be one of them. Still haven't received notice from OCUK with RMA details :s

Has yours broke aswell?

I'm waiting on them to get back to me, but at the moment I'm not holding my breath

Might be going to Overclockers to get my money back

Herojuana · 15 Feb 2009 at 01:14

go.mole said:
Has yours broke aswell?

I'm waiting on them to get back to me, but at the moment I'm not holding my breath Might be going to Overclockers to get my money back

Well it only arrived on Thursday but i've got pretty bad and uneven blacklight but what's worse is the presence of more than 100 (havent counted exact) green/red dots around the screen viewable on dark images. Now apparently this is a regular issue but I do not expect it from what is supposed to be a good quality brand new monitor which I paid out the *** for

I hope Ocuk are onto something good with it which could be why they are taking a long time to respond (last thing was they requested photos of the problems). Perhaps the new revision monitors are due out and the faulty ones will be replaced with those to cut out the chance of the Rev 2.1 replacements also being faulty.

Who knows!

good luck with your anyway pal

smilertoo · 15 Feb 2009 at 04:24

maybe they should have just stuck with the old systems, i have an original 24" and apart from 1 locked pixel its been great.

Jeeva · 15 Feb 2009 at 07:08

Does anyone have the problem that when changing sources, it will sporadically black-screen for a few seconds every couple of mins (or worse) for a while?

Very annoying when the other source is an Xbox.

(On HDMI, using the Xbox cable, was fine using VGA, other source DVI)

philjohn · 15 Feb 2009 at 10:18

Herojuana said:
but what's worse is the presence of more than 100 (havent counted exact) green/red dots around the screen viewable on dark images.

It happens with some Apple displays too, it's because 1920x1200 uses almost all of the available BW on a DVI link, and the timings have to be so solid that even slight deviations cause problems - try using powerstrip to lower the vertical refresh (I think that's the one, but double check) a notch or two and they should disappear.

Hopefully Hazro will put a DisplayPort connection onto the next revision - much better technology that doesn't suffer from this kind of defect.