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The DGM panel is hard to beat in terms bang for buck, the low price and the relatively unknown brand name may you to think the quality isn't up to much but thats not the impression I get from reading the user reviews.
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Buy a mount for your screen and the stand is irrelevant, i'd never buy a screen based on the quality of the stand, that's just silly(when you can totally sidestep that issue by purchasing a mount, be it wall or desk).
Consider it an investment, buy a half decent mount with support for larger screens and you'll have something to mount all your future screens onto, and never have to worry about stand quality again(assuming you choose a screen with VESA mounts of course).
Consider it an investment, buy a half decent mount with support for larger screens and you'll have something to mount all your future screens onto, and never have to worry about stand quality again(assuming you choose a screen with VESA mounts of course).
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I must admit i've been spoilt running older Dell screens with fancy stands, height adjustment, tilt, twist, etc...
Next screen though, is going straight up on the wall, i'm in a box room with very limited space so chances of having a move around is very slim, i tend to stick to the wall that catches the least amount of sunlight(sun sets on this side of the house, so changing location only makes the screen harder to see).
Back on topic though, that's one smexy screen(wouldn't mind seeing one in person), but i'm turnt off by the RMA stories when it comes to the brand unfortunately. Personally i'm a huge fan of Dell since being given some older freebies that i've now been running for years(one failed unfortunately, but won't knock something that's free).
Next screen though, is going straight up on the wall, i'm in a box room with very limited space so chances of having a move around is very slim, i tend to stick to the wall that catches the least amount of sunlight(sun sets on this side of the house, so changing location only makes the screen harder to see).
Back on topic though, that's one smexy screen(wouldn't mind seeing one in person), but i'm turnt off by the RMA stories when it comes to the brand unfortunately. Personally i'm a huge fan of Dell since being given some older freebies that i've now been running for years(one failed unfortunately, but won't knock something that's free).
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I imagine Stelly is referring to the Iiyama in the opening post mate.. 
I imagine Stelly is referring to the Iiyama in the opening post mate..
Sorry yes I am
Loving the monitor as well no ghosting issues, no bleed, just epic colour and brightness
Stelly
Sorry yes I am
Loving the monitor as well no ghosting issues, no bleed, just epic colour and brightness
Stelly
Any pictures Stelly? Really looking between this and the DGM at the moment.
Any pictures Stelly? Really looking between this and the DGM at the moment.
Yup:
Looks awesome.... I was playing Rome 2 last night and the depth of colour is fantastic... I mean really amazing.
If you want more pics just let me know
Stelly
Soldato
What's the highest refresh rate you can get out of this @ 2560 x 1440?
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have been thinking about picking this up as i had to return my ASUS.
Have you noticed any backlight bleed? also hows the input lag?
cheers
Have you noticed any backlight bleed? also hows the input lag?
cheers
Soldato
Damnit...wish there were some decent reviews of this 
At the moment I have these choices:
Dell - put off by QC issues
Asus - put off by PWM
Viewsonic - possibility
Iiyama - would like this due to glossy screen but have seen no reviews.
Is the PWM backlight *that* much of an issue?
At the moment I have these choices:
Dell - put off by QC issues
Asus - put off by PWM
Viewsonic - possibility
Iiyama - would like this due to glossy screen but have seen no reviews.
Is the PWM backlight *that* much of an issue?
It varies from one person to another, ranges from 'no problem at all' to 'impossible to live with'.
Depends on your personal sensitivity to the problem.
Soldato
Wish there were more reviews of the Iiyama