would you notice much moving from IPS to something else

[bigjimmyauk]

if i moved away from my dell IPS to say a good quality TN panel would i notice much difference? i've been sitting looking at this for near on a year i like it but things like ghosting sometimes bug me (9ms) response time and i use a black desktop so can see the mouse ghosting all the time. one thing i love about this monitor is i can view it from practically any angle with very little colour change. i remember 4 or 5 years ago with my Benq monitor if i moved 6 inches left or right blacks used to turn a greyish colour.

 

[Squink]

You've kind of answered your question. If colour shift bothers you, then moving to a TN panel isn't going to make you happy.

There are however a range of 4ms response 144hz IPS panels out there to suit any budget. As long as it's £450 or more

 

[JediFragger]

I moved from a large VA to the TN Swift and wasn't too bad. The plus points far outweighed the drop in IQ tbh

 

[faheemrazzaq]

In a side by side comparison, definitely I can tell difference in color between IPS and TN. But otherwise a good TN panel will only give away when you shift the position, with very poor vertical angles.

 

[Glanza]

I moved from a large VA to the TN Swift and wasn't too bad. The plus points far outweighed the drop in IQ tbh

This, but I've gone back to IPS with the x34.

 

[Devrij]

Pick up the ROG IPS 144hz panel. It cost an arm and a leg, but next to my Dell U2711 it's night and day

 

[Minstadave]

I moved from an old IPS dell to a 144hz TN Benq and hated it - washed out colours and poor black levels.

Quickly moved on to a Dell U2515H IPS - absolutely love it, great colours/brightness and 1440p goodness at 25" is lovely and sharp.

 

[LambChop]

if i moved away from my dell IPS to say a good quality TN panel would i notice much difference? i've been sitting looking at this for near on a year i like it but things like ghosting sometimes bug me (9ms) response time and i use a black desktop so can see the mouse ghosting all the time. one thing i love about this monitor is i can view it from practically any angle with very little colour change. i remember 4 or 5 years ago with my Benq monitor if i moved 6 inches left or right blacks used to turn a greyish colour.

You have VA which sits inbetween IPS and TN. So if you do want a step down, VA would be the next rung in the ladder. Personally for me TN is not even an option, you just dont buy them..

 

[bigjimmyauk]

Pick up the ROG IPS 144hz panel. It cost an arm and a leg, but next to my Dell U2711 it's night and day

weren't they having quality control issues with these tho. dell appeals to me still if they do there zero dead pixel warranty still.