Chosing Display

[3dlex]

Hi all. Help me please to chose from this 2 displays.

Eizo CS240 or Asus PA279Q

 

I have limited budget.So thats why i chose those 2.Yes Eizo are 24 inch but it cost approximately like ASUS PA279Q.

I'm working with 3d graphics in such program as 3ds max +vray sometimes corona. Post pro in Photoshop and Nuke.
 

[CydiaDash]

I would get the ASUS one. I've never hear of Eizo, and ASUS' stuff is really good and high-quality.

[ZetZet]

I've never hear of Eizo

:blink:

 

 

 

 

Asus has more pixels, Eizo has better calibration possibly.

 

If you have limited budget I would say something like Dell U2515H would be your best bang for the buck option, still calibrated, 1440p, perfectly suitable for proffesional work and much cheaper.

[3dlex]

I would get the ASUS one. I've never hear of Eizo, and ASUS' stuff is really good and high-quality.

EIZO Corporation or EIZO, is a manufacturer of high-end computer displays. A Japanese corporation, it was founded in March 1968

[3dlex]

 

 

Asus has more pixels, Eizo has better calibration possibly.

 

If you have limited budget I would say something like Dell U2515H would be your best bang for the buck option, still calibrated, 1440p, perfectly suitable for professional work and much cheaper.

Yes,but Dell have delta-e  <3 when Eizo CS240 Have delta-e <1 more real it have 0.45.This is huge difference.

[CydiaDash]

EIZO Corporation or EIZO, is a manufacturer of high-end computer displays. A Japanese corporation, it was founded in March 1968

oh cool.

[ZetZet]

Yes,but Dell have delta-e  <3 when Eizo CS240 Have delta-e <1 more real it have 0.45.This is huge difference.

yeah, it might be, is it worth 2 times the price that is the question.

[3dlex]

yeah, it might be, is it worth 2 times the price that is the question.

Sometimes i have to work with images for print.That's why i think i need a display with good color gamut.

[Pankaic]

I'd go with the Asus. The higher resolution, higher pixel density, and larger screen size will be more useful for detailed image work than a 24", IMO.

[TheCarbonPhoenix]

Hello 3dlex

I currently use the PA279Q as my daily driver and couldn't recommend it more, pre-calibrated out of the box the colours were superb, obviously I fiddled about a bit to get the colour warmth just as I like it 10 bit colour could be a big advantage for you if you use Photoshop a lot, and it is very obvious the difference between 10 bit colour and 8 bit colour when mucking about with colour filled graphics, 10 bit will for example give deeper greens (think along the lines of emeralds) compared to 8 bit.

 

Looking at the Eizo's spec page main difference I can sport is the resolution difference, the Asus PA279Q runs native @ 2560x1440 (16:9), whilst the Eizo run native @ 1920x1200 (16:10)

So if your looking for a wider screen then the 16:10 route may be your way to go.

 

Anyways back to the PA279Q:

 

Very sleek design, and a massive positive is the DisplayPort output allowing you to daisy chain another monitor via DisplayPort (something that I currently use to run my secondary PA238Q) the Eizo doesn't seem to have this feature which in my opinion is a massive drawback. All the monitor controls are very intuitive and easy to get around, the monitor menus are very simple to understand and the small joystick makes flicking around menus very easy. I won't go into the menus in detail but you can certainty customise the monitor to suit your needs and wants in a lot of ways ranging from the usual sharpness, brightness etc. Down to Six-axis Hue / Saturation, Colour Gain and offset .

 

Been running this monitor for over 5 months now and its been a dream and a fantastic step up from the PA238Q.

 

Feel free to ask me any specific questions about the PA279Q and I'll do my best to answer.

 

Thanks,

Carbon

[Guest Strangerbob]

I would get the ASUS one. I've never hear of Eizo, and ASUS' stuff is really good and high-quality.

 

Brand loyalist.

 

Go experience shame in a corner somewhere.

 

 

Also - for the uninformed - Eizo is a professional monitor maker for the industrial sector and such, they occasionally make a gaming monitor - and its very kick ass - like the fg2421 with blackframe insertion to get CRT like motion clarity on an LCD and the smoothness of 240hz.

[CydiaDash]

Brand loyalist.

 

Go experience shame in a corner somewhere.

 

 

Also - for the uninformed - Eizo is a professional monitor maker for the industrial sector and such, they occasionally make a gaming monitor - and its very kick ass - like the fg2421 with blackframe insertion to get CRT like motion clarity on an LCD and the smoothness of 240hz.

Lol