Help me choose a monitor, help me choose a monitor

The Samsung P2250W is 16:10 22-inch with a resolution of 1680 1050 1420RMB

The LG E2250T is 16:9 21 points 5 inches with a resolution of 1920 1080 1535RMB

Compared to the following, 16 to 9 is more suitable for watching movies, and 16 to 10 is more comprehensive, and there are not many 16 to 10 ratio monitors on the market, 16 to 9 to play games, not 16 to 10 refreshing, no, LZ, these two are TN panels, but LG's backlight is LED, which is better, but because of the high resolution, the movie effect is good, but if you look at the text or something, you will obviously feel that the words are small and uncomfortable for a long time.

The two displays have their own advantages, it depends on what LZ wants to buy, if you say that you have been using it for a long time, it should be LED backlight.

The LG E2250T is theoretically a bit longer.

PS: Actually, I myself want to change the monitor at the end of the month I also fancy the Samsung P2250W, but what makes me hesitate is the Samsung P2250W and AOC IF23

Samsung's display is good!

Display:27Inch HKC G2713 1999 yuan,It's worth 3-4 years,Buy it back who cares about green energy saving、Wide-angle screen、LED、Wide color gamut is idle,Play a PS3、Xbox360 and so on are very good,Go back 3 years later, send friends、Relatives can also get it,It's 27 inches。 Of course, there is money to choose the Dell 2709 and the better 5000

The most important thing: it can be used for a longer time, and it is extremely cost-effective.

Part of the advice of the brother on the top floor Here's mine:

First of all, I can be responsible for telling you,Ordinary liquid crystal really can't be used for drawing,But professional display (number of colors,1500 contrast) The drawing effect can be comparable to CRT,However,It should be noted that the contrast I am talking about is static,The contrast of dynamic 1500 is absolutely not,If you want to buy you must ask clearly,Static contrast can,However,If you want to buy such a professional LCD display,It costs money, Samsung's display that can meet the requirements is the cheapest 17-inch, and the market retail price is more than 2500 yuan

If you still want to buy LCD.

And the landlord, if you don't have high requirements for color, you can also buy a large-screen LCD, after all, it is small and convenient. And if you can buy it at this price, Sharp or Mitsubishi is the best (seriously doubtful, hehe).

In the range you give, the monitor recommends a widescreen Samsung 206bw with 20 that can be displayed at the same time.

2 A4 size documents, which is very helpful for opening multiple files at the same time when drawing.

This LCD is chromatic, the color transition is good, and the grayscale transition is also comparative.

Uniform,Suitable for mapping,It also supports analog RGB in terms of input signal,And in terms of interface, this is more worth buying than 2032GDVI and DVI-D seem to be the same, but the difference is big。

Although Samsung's PVA panel has the characteristics of a PVA panel that is rich and vivid, high contrast, and wide viewing angles, these are pre-optimized images with certain software, and they are not very real.

The original color reflected,Of course, if you are a family and general users, we definitely recommend Samsung206BW,But considering that your professional drawing is more important than the real point, close to the real thing,Then it is recommended that you use ViewSonic VP930B,This is an upgraded version of the famous professional drawing LCD display ViewSonic VP191B,Very suitable for professional drawing。 The parameters of color, 1000:1 contrast ratio and 170 170 viewing angle are also higher than those of mainstream LCD displays, and the panel type is MVA, which is characterized by better color reproduction.

If you want professional drawing, you can consider this displayViewSonic VP930B Although this is about 3200 or so now, this is already an excellent LCD for drawing at your price.

Samsung's is better and I won't regret listening to me.

Cheap no good goods!! Remember this sentence!

In addition, mainstream monitors are widescreen! Around 19 inches! **Around 900! If you want to buy, buy mainstream brands: Samsung, Dell, Acer, etc.!

Almost!!

There are a lot to choose from, BenQ, Acer, Phillips, Samsung, Great Wall, AOC, all good!

Samsung fakes are quite realistic, pay attention.

Actually, it's all pretty much the same. The contrast ratio of 20 million:1 is fake, that's dynamic, meaningless. The brightness is a little lower than 250 good.

The lifespan of the LCD screen basically depends on the lifespan of the backlight. In the past, LCD displays using CCFL were limited by the life of the lamp (brightness decreases and yellowing), so they are not suitable for buying second-hand ones, but today's LCD monitors with LEDs are different. The U2214's panel says that it has a lifespan of 30,000 hours (the time it takes to attenuate to 60% brightness), which is based on 10 hours of daily use, which takes years, not to mention that it is estimated to take less than 10 hours a day.

So it's very cost-effective to buy a monitor for about two years.

Of course, second-hand things are always a little deeper than brand new water. Take Dell's as an example, there is the so-called marking machine, which refers to the display where the front or back logo is cut with a knife, or the logo is cut off. This kind of display is usually imported from overseas, and the good thing to say is the second-hand display machine prototype, and the bad thing is to say that it is foreign garbage.

If you don't care about the warranty, or if you are very sensitive to ** reeds, I think this is also something to consider. Of course, it is better to find licensed goods from bankrupt companies or individuals.

Be kind to your eyes, so choose not to flicker. In Talking about the choice of display from screen color correction (above) - Explanation of terms - mgpyh, there are explanations of the meaning and differences of various screen dimming methods (DC PWM PWM + DC hybrid dimming). But it seems that many monitors don't explain the dimming method, anyway, I didn't find the official description of the U2414.

A relatively reliable way is to go to TFT Central to read the assessment, for example, this U2414 review has a section dedicated to Backlight and Flicker. Judging from the article, this is pure flicker-free.

However, some people on the Internet have also mentioned that JD.com and Dell customer service have said that this screen is PWM dimming, which is very troublesome. Could it be that the dimming method is different for different batches? Or is it a high-frequency PWM dimming so a 1ms oscilloscope can't be seen?

Speaking of which, I specially looked for the evaluation of the U2413, which is known as hybrid dimming, and found that the scale of the horizontal axis and vertical axis of their oscilloscope is not the same =-= The water here is a bit deep. The horizontal axis scale mentioned in the P2414 review is 1ms, while the horizontal axis scale in the U2413 is 250us, and the horizontal axis of the U2414 is very cleverly cut.

In this way, it seems that the dimming period of the U2413 is 125ms 8Hz, and it is really possible for the eyes to see it. So don't set the brightness of the U2413's fetish skin below 20. The panel is the most important element of a display and determines many parameters of a display.

For popular science in this regard, you can still refer to the selection of the display from the screen color correction (above) - explanation of terms - mgpyh . In general, if you are a gamer who may be more concerned about refresh rate response time and so on, you will probably have to choose the TN panel; If you have some requirements for color reproduction like me, then you will care about parameters such as color gamut and color depth, then, I thought about it casually, and chose LG's IPS panel, the other panels are not very familiar and too lazy to study.

It's a big topic, and I've looked for several tutorials to look at, but overall, it's complicated to talk about, and after weighing it, I'm not going to do anything adobergb. If you don't check the color and don't do color management, it's a burden to check this wide color gamut, and it's usually a pain when you go online. So let's choose an SRGB obediently.

Of course, the bigger the color depth, the better, but at a glance at my price, I can basically only buy 6bit + frc, there is nothing to choose. I didn't pick this carefully, but I thought that it was not bad to use a lot of Dell monitors, so I decided that it was Dell. After that, I found out more and more that this choice was the right one.

Dell's monitors have several advantages: they are free to replace for three years of licensed; Super all-round base; Reliable quality.