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GeForce 326.01 WHQL Windows 8.1 Driver Download
on: 06/29/2013 11:27 AM [ 16 comment(s) ]
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Keesberenburg
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#4627834 Posted on: 07/29/2013 12:55 PM
I have no problems with the reaction time and input lag with the ea93.
And it is true 21:9 cause movies let show the 2.35.1 (21:9)
I have no problems with the reaction time and input lag with the ea93.
And it is true 21:9 cause movies let show the 2.35.1 (21:9)
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#4627837 Posted on: 07/29/2013 01:05 PM
I use the Dell UltraSharp U2913WM for gaming etc.
Really like the extra width, but I would have prefered it to be a bit larger than 29", since the height of the display is considerable smaller then what it is on my 27" 16:9 LG.
Only issue I found is when watching Netflix, they don't support 21:9.
@NAMEk
Input lag is fine for general gaming, Iv'e even seen som of the professional StarCraft II players prefering IPS panels.
I mainly use mine for mmo's and racing games, but I do play a few fps titles too, like FarCry 3, ShootMania etc., and really don't feel like their is any input-lag going on, but I had to use some time to setup the monitor, like using the correct profiles, using v-sync on my games etc.
You can notice that a 120Hz is faster, but if you don't play fps on pro level and prefer extra width, better colors and black levels, then you will enjoy these newer IPS panels a lot more than a 120Hz.
Oh, and I can recommend any one with a newer mobo that has a LucidLogic onboard chip to invest in the MVP software, it really gives a nice steady picture in games with their v-syn option on IPS panels.
I use the Dell UltraSharp U2913WM for gaming etc.
Really like the extra width, but I would have prefered it to be a bit larger than 29", since the height of the display is considerable smaller then what it is on my 27" 16:9 LG.
Only issue I found is when watching Netflix, they don't support 21:9.
@NAMEk
Input lag is fine for general gaming, Iv'e even seen som of the professional StarCraft II players prefering IPS panels.
I mainly use mine for mmo's and racing games, but I do play a few fps titles too, like FarCry 3, ShootMania etc., and really don't feel like their is any input-lag going on, but I had to use some time to setup the monitor, like using the correct profiles, using v-sync on my games etc.
You can notice that a 120Hz is faster, but if you don't play fps on pro level and prefer extra width, better colors and black levels, then you will enjoy these newer IPS panels a lot more than a 120Hz.
Oh, and I can recommend any one with a newer mobo that has a LucidLogic onboard chip to invest in the MVP software, it really gives a nice steady picture in games with their v-syn option on IPS panels.
Loobyluggs
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#4627870 Posted on: 07/29/2013 02:03 PM
I have no problems with the reaction time and input lag with the ea93.
And it is true 21:9 cause movies let show the 2.35.1 (21:9)
21x9 is actually 2.33:1 aspect ratio (divide 21 by 9)
16x9 is 1.78:1
There are no hard and fast rules for what a cinematographer/director will decide to do with aspect ratios.
Movie can be between 1.3 (Old/rare) and even the ultra rare and wide 4.0 - but the happy medium is 2.75.
Django unchained had 2.35:1
'A Good Day to Die Hard' had 1.85:1 (practically 16x9)
I have no problems with the reaction time and input lag with the ea93.
And it is true 21:9 cause movies let show the 2.35.1 (21:9)
21x9 is actually 2.33:1 aspect ratio (divide 21 by 9)
16x9 is 1.78:1
There are no hard and fast rules for what a cinematographer/director will decide to do with aspect ratios.
Movie can be between 1.3 (Old/rare) and even the ultra rare and wide 4.0 - but the happy medium is 2.75.
Django unchained had 2.35:1
'A Good Day to Die Hard' had 1.85:1 (practically 16x9)
makaveli316
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#4627960 Posted on: 07/29/2013 06:07 PM
I'd still prefer to watch a movie on my big a*s smart tv.
I'd still prefer to watch a movie on my big a*s smart tv.
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Actually this is 64:27 for square pixels. And i wonder what's the input lag, if it's less than 15ms, it's for me, if not then not. I would love to have 3360x1440 29" <- this is 21:9.