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OK thinking of buying today, Should I go Glass or non-glass?
Should I have bios problems with a GTX285?
Should I have bios problems with a GTX285?
**HAZRO HZ27WA & HZ27WC ARRIVING SOON INCLUDING NONE-GLASS VERSIONS!**
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Oh well I can't buy it, The Bank security feature won't authorise the transaction, tried four times lol. It must be an omen.
or silly fraud protection on your Bank side....had that problem with HSBC many times....sometimes its good , once they stopped a magazine subscribtion from renewing and I havent allowed them to renew ...
call your bank, or use Credit card
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Had an automated phone call from the bank asking me to confirm the transactions. No money will be taken from my account right? I tried six times lol, I don't want to end up with six monitors lol.
I have the non-glass C version. Lovely monitor and I'm well chuffed with it. I have a GTX 480 and no problems with the bios.
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Tried again, the order went through this time lol.
Went for the glass version.
Went for the glass version.
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The forum doesn't have a PM feature, so I'll have to ask here.
Hey zypheruk2012, have you got your replacement yet?
Hey zypheruk2012, have you got your replacement yet?
No problems here with the BIOS or POST. WC non-glass.
ASUS P5Q Pro
E5200
ATI 4600 (4670 I think, but doesn't actually say in the Catalyst control centre)
Also worth noting that COD plays great despite my slow graphics and CPU. I'm sure It would improve with better hardware, but don't be put off this great monitor thinking only a behemoth computer will be able to use it.
The colours, contrast and resolution make it an absolute joy to use.
ASUS P5Q Pro
E5200
ATI 4600 (4670 I think, but doesn't actually say in the Catalyst control centre)
Also worth noting that COD plays great despite my slow graphics and CPU. I'm sure It would improve with better hardware, but don't be put off this great monitor thinking only a behemoth computer will be able to use it.
The colours, contrast and resolution make it an absolute joy to use.
I said go buy 2 and give me one. Not six! I don't want 5, got no room to keep em.
I said go buy 2 and give me one. Not six! I don't want 5, got no room to keep em.
Don't worry, I'll be a good friend and take them off his hands. Just a thanks in return would be fine.
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Yes m8 replacement HZ27WA arrived late on Monday, this one seems to be perfect in every way, cant complain at all.
The osd on this one is different from my first one as it does not have a menu for the tuner. So dare say the first monitor I got serial number on it was below 10 must have been based on the same ones that tftcentral reviewed. This time I also got an audio cable to go from monitor to sound card. That was not in my original.
I have it calibrated and I must say editing photos in cs5 is now a dream.
Only have it connected to the Pc/Hackintosh atm as thats where it will be used, not played games on it but will test the xbox and the ps3 on it once the kids let me borrow them.
Cheers..
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Get the monitor first and try it. With the very small pixel size you can lower the AA, say from 4X to 2X and it will still look good. If this gets you by for a while, GPUs will get faster and cheaper.
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Monitor just arrived!
Just set it up and it looks to be defect free so far, No dust or dead pixels.
Reflections arn't that bad as long as the monitor is brighter than the room.
Just set it up and it looks to be defect free so far, No dust or dead pixels.
Reflections arn't that bad as long as the monitor is brighter than the room.
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only have my mobile to take pics lol.