New Monitor's - U2414H?

DJ ive not had any probs with response time in battlefied 4, most settings are on high, no aa, or any other game, if i feel a game is struggling then i just drop some settings down.

The dells only have hdmi and displayport connections, My understanding is that the newer AMD cards do not rely on adapters anymore, so if i change to say maybe a 290x that has dvi dual x2 out, 1 displayport, 1 hdmi, i can simply connect dvi to displayport, displayport to displayport, or hdmi to displayport.

Nice one buddy, I think I might have to get myself some of these then. Just out of interest what cables are you using to connect to all 3 monitors, and are you using any adaptors. It's the 7970 Matrix has 4 full size display ports so I assumed you'd just use a displayport to displayport cable???
 
The daisy chaining is clever idea, i enabled the 1.2 on mine to see if it worked on my 7970, and it did, I wonder if the daisychaining works for eyefinity?
 
DJ yes displayport 7970 to mini displayport monitor, this was the cables that came in the box.

DJ just incase you did,nt know the first displayport on the 7970 is not used.
 
DJ yes displayport 7970 to mini displayport monitor, this was the cables that came in the box.
DJ just incase you did,nt know the first displayport on the 7970 is not used.

Awesome mate, thanks very much :D Ah right that's because of the DVI Dual link or something isn't it. Cheers buddy, I'll have to start looking at prices for these monitors now :p
 
Does the daisychain work from the miniDP?
As Bad_HatHarry said it comes with DP->miniDP.

So DP from GPU, to miniDP on monitor.
Then DP from 1st monitor to miniDP on second.

It's a regular DP 1.2 out for MST. You can connect that to a MiniDP or DP input on the next monitor in the chain, so you can use a regular DP-DP cable or DP-MiniDP.

One of the monitors will of course need to be connected to the GPU for which you can again use either the MiniDP or DP input on the monitor. You can therefore get away with only using the cables supplied with the monitors.
 
... You can therefore get away with only using the cables supplied with the monitors.

That sums up my question, thank you!

Slightly going off the topic of my thread? Lol :P

I've been using the monitors most of the afternoon and am very happy.
No issues with backlight and gaming (CS:GO) was great!

I downsized from a 27" and actually I think this is the sweet spot for me.
 
Yes your right wildest_jjk:)

No problem , don't want to be mean :)

That sums up my question, thank you!



I've been using the monitors most of the afternoon and am very happy.
No issues with backlight and gaming (CS:GO) was great!

I downsized from a 27" and actually I think this is the sweet spot for me.

There are a few people interested in the monitors and to hear from someone that has them is always good :)

I would agree with you in terms of the 27" monitors as well. I am so close to buying two of these :P

Thanks!
 
There are a few people interested in the monitors and to hear from someone that has them is always good :)

I would agree with you in terms of the 27" monitors as well. I am so close to buying two of these :P

Thanks!

If there's anything you want me to test or try let me know :)

I'm hoping by going to daisychain DP I can eliminate the HDMI/Nvidia issue with colour.
 
So you haven't noticed any problems in games?

I'm also thinking of hooking one up to my Xbox.

Thanks :)

Just to echo what others have said, they're good for gaming. Came from a lower response time TN to the U2414H and the IPS wins hands down - presumably better overdrive or maybe the TN was being a bit deceptive with it's quoted 4ms response time but the Dell has less blur on fast moving objects. It also has very low input lag, though to be fair so did my old TN.

(If you're a pro FPS gamer you probably want to be looking at a 144Hz TN or something, but for a 60Hz monitor I'd not worry about that response time figure at all)
 
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