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[Dell] 27-inch UltraSharp 1440p IPS Monitor $550 + $150 bonus gift card

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Not only does Dell Small Business have this 1440p UltraSharp monitor for $550 (about $10 cheaper than you'll find elsewhere) but there's a bonus $150 gift card they're throwing in this week.

 

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What's so great about this monitor that it's worth so much? a 4k monitor is about the same price.

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What's so great about this monitor that it's worth so much? a 4k monitor is about the same price.

Ultrasharp monitors have -extremely- good factory calibration and often, as with my own experience; no dead pixels.  Ultrasharps are incredible, but you pay a premium for the pre-done calibration.  

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What's so great about this monitor that it's worth so much? a 4k monitor is about the same price.

This is a 60z IPS 1440p panel- one of the best ones out there for the price and has got incredible colour accuracy. 

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This is a 60z IPS 1440p panel- one of the best ones out there for the price and has got incredible colour accuracy.

There are a lot of 1440p ips monitors for cheaper. I even got a p2415q for $300

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But my e-peen demands 2ms. 

 

Even though i haven't the slightest idea what it really means. 

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Really want one for LAN parties(U2313HM currently), but I'm gonna wait till it goes for $400 CDN I think. Still 600 clams on the Canadian Dell :(. Mind you, for the amount I would actually use it(pretty much just at LAN parties) I could probably get away with a cheaper faster not quite as nice panel, couldn't I..

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I do believe, that is a little overpriced. 

You can get BenQ monitors worth about $250-$500. 

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I do believe, that is a little overpriced. 

You can get BenQ monitors worth about $250-$500. 

Until you use an Ultrasharp as a daily driver, then use any other panel out there after it. Every time I think I want to get any other panel, I look at a few and think, wow, these aren't even half as good as my Ultrasharp is. Granted, I have not seen some of the LG stuff(LG makes the Ultrasharp panels anyway) in person yet.

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Until you use an Ultrasharp as a daily driver, then use any other panel out there after it. Every time I think I want to get any other panel, I look at a few and think, wow, these aren't even half as good as my Ultrasharp is. Granted, I have not seen some of the LG stuff(LG makes the Ultrasharp panels anyway) in person yet.

 

This.

 

Ultrasharp monitors are incredibly good value for professional grade monitors, but are total overkill for all dem fps type of people. You really won't see the benefits of them until you're using them for 10+ hours a day for years, without issue or degradation. They aren't the best monitors for gaming, but many people do more than just game with their computers.

 

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But my e-peen demands 2ms.

Even though i haven't the slightest idea what it really means.

A whole lot of nothing. :)

Anyone who tells you otherwise doesn't really know what they're talking about and should be directed to the stickied thread at the top of the display section.

(unless you don't know what it is at all. In that case, it's the time it takes a pixel to change from one color to another, which is less important than it sounds and far less important than people make it out to be)

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I'm using two older Dell Ultrasharp panels (U2711). And the only complaints I have about mine are that they generate a bit of heat while in use.

 

But Dell panels in general are known for having some of the best monitor stands on the market. And their Ultrasharp line comes color-calibrated out of the box, not to mention that many Dell panels have build-in USB hubs, some even card readers.

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as a owner of the 25" version I can safely say worth every god dam penny! 

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as a owner of the 25" version I can safely say worth every god dam penny! 

25" > 27" version :)

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