** INSANE SAMSUNG 1440P 27" MONITOR 24HR DEAL!! **

I haven't checked if theirs any back-light bleed, played shadows of mordor and it looked brilliant

and yep its all connected via dvi
 
I've just bought one of the 29" 21:9 LG's, which is great, but now I'm wondering about this lol! How would it compare panel wise I wonder?
 
Both mnine arrived nice and early from DPD for once, no 2PM delivery waits yay!

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Flanking my ASUS SWIFT, both pixel-perfect from what I can tell colours are good, need to try and get everything matching now. My DP cable is too short to reach the left monitor but its longer than all my DVI cables >_<
I have a weird issue with the right monitor via DVI where the picture sometimes isnt displaying properly but a off/on seems to correct it. But at this point ill just grab a longer DP cable for the left and throw the current one onto the right one!

Also, the SWIFT just makes them look fat :D
 
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Need gaming reports please :D

Just a bit concerned about this aspect as I read that this model has comparatively high input lag. That aside I'm hovering over the Buy Now button...
 
Another +1 on performance please, I'm mighty tempted. Been looking at 1440p for a while now.

Coming from a 1080p Iiyama 27" 2773HS I presume this will be a bit of a hop up in more than just resolution?
 
Here's some images of both my SA850T and ROG SWIFT with duplicated display and stopwatch running. Both are 2560x1440 @ 60hz and both are connected via display port to GTX980 in SLI.

Considering the SWIFT has 4ms of input lag (tftcentral) the Samsung is about 20ms more on average. Best was 0ms worst is 33ms

Images are here, Samsung on the left, Asus on the right. http://imgur.com/a/73lSe

Images at 1/3200 and 1/4000
 
Here's some images of both my SA850T and ROG SWIFT with duplicated display and stopwatch running. Both are 2560x1440 @ 60hz and both are connected via display port to GTX980 in SLI.

Considering the SWIFT has 4ms of input lag (tftcentral) the Samsung is about 20ms more on average. Best was 0ms worst is 33ms

Images are here, Samsung on the left, Asus on the right. http://imgur.com/a/73lSe

Images at 1/3200 and 1/4000

Is that common to see? Manufacturer states one value when in practice it can be nowhere near on either side?

Be interesting to see what I'm used to on the Iiyama (rated 1ms) and what it is in reality.
 
sod it I've ordered. Can't stay away from a good deal me....

In any case I just realise I can return it if I don't like it.... sorry OCUK. I love you but if it turns out a bit naff I'll be sending it back.
 
Here's some images of both my SA850T and ROG SWIFT with duplicated display and stopwatch running. Both are 2560x1440 @ 60hz and both are connected via display port to GTX980 in SLI.

Considering the SWIFT has 4ms of input lag (tftcentral) the Samsung is about 20ms more on average. Best was 0ms worst is 33ms

Images are here, Samsung on the left, Asus on the right. http://imgur.com/a/73lSe

Images at 1/3200 and 1/4000

Thank you.

Any idea how this translates into actual usage please?

The CNET review stated "Measured against a Samsung SyncMaster 975p CRT, and using a Canon 40D set to a shutter speed of 1/320, an average of over 60 photographs were taken using StoppUhr. With a lag time of less than 34ms in the fastest response time mode, the Samsung isn't fast, serving up images 2.04 frames behind the CRT. In practice, we didn't pick up any issues, but competitive gamers sensitive to input lag may wish to look elsewhere."
 
Is that common to see? Manufacturer states one value when in practice it can be nowhere near on either side?

Be interesting to see what I'm used to on the Iiyama (rated 1ms) and what it is in reality.

That's the complete input lag, the quoted 1ms is the response time of the panel only, not taking into consideration actual processing of the signal through the scaler etc.

Looking at TFT central this seems liek your monitor? 12ms input lag. So it's pretty quick.

TFT Central class input lag like so

Class 1) Less than 16ms / 1 frame lag - should be fine for gamers, even at high levels

Class 2) A lag of 16 - 32ms / One to two frames - moderate lag but should be fine for many gamers. Caution advised for serious gaming and FPS

Class 3) A lag of more than 32ms / more than 2 frames - Some noticeable lag in daily usage, not suitable for high end gaming

So it falls into high class 2, for most people it should be fine. If you intend on serious FPS gaming or competitive gaming maybe not the best option.
 
That's the one above mine I think, mine is an E class I believe. Either way I've had no complaints with it, but I don't know if that's me being used to a slower panel or it being a good panel. :D

Thanks for the run down btw, very informative.
 
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