In terms of getting an image, there shouldn't be any problems. As to how well/fast these cards render images has more to do with specs of the computer than the monitor itself. If your question is in reference to input lag etc., please refer to the review on TFTCentral which covers this point.
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In terms of getting an image, there shouldn't be any problems. As to how well/fast these cards render images has more to do with specs of the computer than the monitor itself. If your question is in reference to input lag etc., please refer to the review on TFTCentral which covers this point.
Some devices come equipped with DP only and converter cables would be needed. This is an added expense. However, from an end user perspective, connecting via DP, HDMI or DP would make no difference to image quality.
We will have all this tested by early next week. May I know which graphics card your using?
"We will have all this tested by early next week. May I know which graphics card your using? "
Hi Hazro. The cable will be a Fisual 15m displayport cable, the convertor probably Startech. The graphics card will be some flavour of AMD's 6850 (i assume it doesn't matter which brand?).
Hi Hazro. The cable will be a Fisual 15m displayport cable, the convertor probably Startech. The graphics card will be some flavour of AMD's 6850 (i assume it doesn't matter which brand?).
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I congratulate the choice to omit DP connection.
If I had the need for this I would just buy the Apple cinema diplay
If I had the need for this I would just buy the Apple cinema diplay
"congratulate the choice to omit DP connection.
If I had the need for this I would just buy the Apple cinema diplay "
Can't see your logic, other than it speeds up the product release. Why would anyone congratulate the omission of the most up-to-date video connector on a new monitor?
re. Apple cinema display, i'd rather chew my arm off than buy ANYTHING from them, not to mention it's at least 50% more expensive.
If I had the need for this I would just buy the Apple cinema diplay "
Can't see your logic, other than it speeds up the product release. Why would anyone congratulate the omission of the most up-to-date video connector on a new monitor?
re. Apple cinema display, i'd rather chew my arm off than buy ANYTHING from them, not to mention it's at least 50% more expensive.
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Unlike some people I have been waiting for quite some time for the perfect monitor. LED, IPS, GLOSSY, low input lag. ability to dim below 120 cd/m2 with DVI. Going through all the high end ips screens out there for the last couple of years I'm now at a point where I couldn't care less about the price. But I hate having to use a advanced adapter like the http://www.atlona.com/Atlona-DVI-to-Mini-DisplayPort-Converter-p-17859.html
I think display port is actually a useful addition to monitors. It grants more bandwidth than DVI, so is sure to become the standard sooner or later. Who knows, 120Hz with 2560x1600 might be possible with DP (or a later revision) - according to Wiki it can handle 120Hz 2560x1600 (it can handle 3840x2160x30bpp @ 60Hz - which is 8,294,400 pixels, and 2560x1600x30bpp @ 60Hz is 4,096,000 pixels, so in terms of raw bandwidth it's possible. Whether practical remains to be seen) while DVI certainly can't.
"But I hate having to use a advanced adapter like the http://www.atlona.com/Atlona-DVI-to-...r-p-17859.html"
Don't know about advanced, but it's certainly over-priced. You can pick up a displayport cable for <£15, & add a Displayport to DVI converter for another £15.
Don't know about advanced, but it's certainly over-priced. You can pick up a displayport cable for <£15, & add a Displayport to DVI converter for another £15.
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You will only get the Hazro 27" from the Hazro website though.
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Well to me Hazro seem like they are still trying to find their feet and get things going for the retail market, So if I were buying now I would probably go for the Dell but the Harzo will probably be a good £200 cheaper.
HZ27Wb + HZ27Wa
Been looking at the info for these two on the Hazro website. I see that the max resolution for these is 2560 [H] x 1440 [V]. Just wondering if I will be able to run games at that resolution at an above average frame rate.
My system is an i5 2500K + 4 GB Ram + Radeon 6950 2GB
Been looking at the info for these two on the Hazro website. I see that the max resolution for these is 2560 [H] x 1440 [V]. Just wondering if I will be able to run games at that resolution at an above average frame rate.
My system is an i5 2500K + 4 GB Ram + Radeon 6950 2GB
I recently bought a Dell 3007WFP-HC which runs at 2560x1600, and can safely say that a 6970 (well, 6950 flashed to a 6970) is more than enough to run the vast majority of games at full settings with AA. I expect the exceptions will be Crysis/Metro and the like, but they look good anyway, so it doesn't bother me too much if I don't run them at full settings.