[Dell] Monitor 29 Ultra Widescreen R$1141
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Sim, eu deixo só nessa configuração GAME o monitor.
Pena é Diablo 3 e StarCraft 2 não terem aspect ratio 21:9
Mas tem como, é só por em window e maximizar
Aproveita pq dizem que vão tirar nos próximos updates por ser uma vantagem injusta
Mas tem como, é só por em window e maximizar
Aproveita pq dizem que vão tirar nos próximos updates por ser uma vantagem injusta
No Diablo 3 sim.
No StarCraft 2, pelo menos aqui, não vai
Cara que imagens lindas esse monitor reproduz. 
Agora fiquei com vontade de ter um também.
Agora fiquei com vontade de ter um também.
Cara que imagens lindas esse monitor reproduz.
Agora fiquei com vontade de ter um também.
Enquanto isso o povo fica banbando ovo de "monitor gamer" que tem mais marketing do que tudo. (não que sejam ruins, mas como tudo "gamer" são no mínimo overpriced)
No Starcraft 2 eu entendo não ter suporte a essa resolução por enquanto, já que é um jogo competitivo e trás certas vantagens, mas Diablo 3 não tem porque não suportar, não é nem um pouco competitivo.No Diablo 3 sim.
No StarCraft 2, pelo menos aqui, não vai
D3 é tão ruim que nem ultrawide tem, não tem história boa, nem gráficos bons.
Galerinha, criei o tópico a respeito deste Monitor, e estou registrando o pessoal deste fórum que adquiriu o monitor, e até agora só sei que eu e Stronks recebemos, se alguém mais recebeu, posta lá também avisando, ou seja:
http://adrenaline.uol.com.br/forum/...h-ips-29-ultrawide-21-9-2560x1080-review.html
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Membros DO FÓRUM que possuem este Monitor DELL UltraSharp U2913WM UltraWide 29" (21:9):
- jcjcosta
- Stronks
- Rardgi
- MauHarper
- StrongManBR
- Dante003
- synx13
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http://adrenaline.uol.com.br/forum/...h-ips-29-ultrawide-21-9-2560x1080-review.html
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Membros DO FÓRUM que possuem este Monitor DELL UltraSharp U2913WM UltraWide 29" (21:9):
- jcjcosta
- Stronks
- Rardgi
- MauHarper
- StrongManBR
- Dante003
- synx13
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2 não comprei porque eu achei que era muito tempo de resposta e ia dar ghostfaz-me arrepender de não ter comprado
Eu criei esse tópico e comprei
, pode me adicionar na lista também 
, só falta chegar o monitor :trollfail:
Eu criei esse tópico e comprei
hehehehe claro Dante!!!
Por isso disse para o pessoal pronunciar se esquecesse alguém rsrs
Mas to olhando cada post aqui para vê o pessoal que comprou.
Pode me adicionar, comprei mas a Dell tá muuuuuuito demorada, ainda consta o pedido em produção, mas um dia chega.
Eu também comprei, só que não chega nunca
Opa,
Atualizado
http://adrenaline.uol.com.br/forum/...h-ips-29-ultrawide-21-9-2560x1080-review.html
Edit:
Só para atualizar a lista do pessoal do fórum que adquiriu este monitor ...
Membros DO FÓRUM que possuem este Monitor DELL UltraSharp U2913WM UltraWide 29" (21:9):
- jcjcosta
- Stronks
- Rardgi
- MauHarper
- StrongManBR
- Dante003
- synx13
- PHSN
-
[]'s, jcjcosta
Cara que imagens lindas esse monitor reproduz.
Agora fiquei com vontade de ter um também.
Também to babando aqui.
Será que tem algum monitor mais barato que reproduz imagem com essa qualidade?
Eu acho que o Dell P2414H é AH-IPS
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1786351
http://accessories.la.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=br&l=pt&s=dhs&cs=brdhs1&sku=320-9794
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_p2414h.htm
Não sei se é bom monitor para games, tem que fazer pesquisa.
Tem as mesmas caracteristícas desse que você postou as imagens?
Sério, t babando com a imagem, como vou montar um Pc ( inteiro) ano que vem, quero algo com uma imagem dessa.
Tem o LG de 29" 29EA73, mas aí fica a dúvida se é mesmo 5ms ou 14ms. Alguns dizem que só o 29EA73-P é 5ms
O Dell P2414H é barato e tem tela AH-IPS, acho que vale a pena, acima desse, vai gastar mais de mil reais.
Parece ser bom para games também, segundo essa conclusão:
"Conclusion
The Dell P2414H was a positive upgrade to the P series of screens. The move to the very popular IPS panel technology is a great move by Dell, and it can now offer some excellent all-round performance as a result. The technology brings wider viewing angles and more stable colours compared with alternative TN Film panels which have been used before. Readers will also be pleased that the move to IPS has not cut any corners, and the AG coating is nice and light and not overly grainy like older generations. The use of a flicker free backlight is also a positive result which we're sure will attract potential buyers. Dell have also avoided cutting corners with the stand and connectivity on the most part, with a wide range of easy to use ergonomics available. The only things we would have liked to see included were an HDMI port and maybe USB 3.0 really.
It's nice to see Dell offer an updated "mainstream" IPS model in their range as well, since the U series have firmly positioned themselves as being more for semi-professional uses (and at a cost to boot). The use of a W-LED backlight is pleasing, providing a standard sRGB gamut which is more suitable for your average user. Out of the box setup was moderate, with white point being pretty good at least and the static contrast ratio being excellent for an IPS panel. Some tweaking will be needed to correct the gamma offset and colour accuracy but that's fairly normal. We were impressed by the static contrast ratio of this panel, which was excellent for IPS technology. It's a shame that the dynamic contrast ratio was useless in practice, that's something Dell need to sort out for future screens. We were also pleased that the so-called IPS glow was very minimal here, another pleasing sign for a modern IPS panel.
Response time was of course not as fast as gamer-orientated TN Film screens, but about as good as you can hope for from current IPS screens really. The panel provided low levels of blur and thankfully was free from the severe overshoot problems we'd seen from some other recent Dell screens (the new U series in particular). The lag was also very low, meaning that this screen is certainly capable of handling gaming as well very nicely.
The Dell P2414H currently retails for ~£212 GBP (inc VAT) putting it at a very similar cost to the older U2412M (£215). To be honest, this new model felt like a worthy replacement to the U2412M offering some noticeable performance improvements as well as positive changes like lighter AG coating and a flicker free backlight. The P2414H is certainly priced lower than the U2413 (£412) as you might expect, and is very competitively priced compared with other 24" IPS models like the Asus PA248Q for instance (£380). It's even very competitively priced against a lot of TN Film based models, making it an excellent choice in this size sector."
Pros
- Very good all-round performance from IPS panel
- Flicker free backlight, light AG coating and minimal IPS glow
- Decent responsiveness and very low lag for gaming
Cons
- Missing HDMI connection
- DCR function is useless in practice
- Maybe should have featured USB 3.0 instead of 2.0?
Fonte: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_p2414h.htm
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Problema é esse preço, caro demais.Tem o LG de 29" 29EA73, mas aí fica a dúvida se é mesmo 5ms ou 14ms. Alguns dizem que só o 29EA73-P é 5ms
O Dell P2414H é barato e tem tela AH-IPS, acho que vale a pena, acima desse, vai gastar mais de mil reais.
Parece ser bom para games também, segundo essa conclusão:
"Conclusion
The Dell P2414H was a positive upgrade to the P series of screens. The move to the very popular IPS panel technology is a great move by Dell, and it can now offer some excellent all-round performance as a result. The technology brings wider viewing angles and more stable colours compared with alternative TN Film panels which have been used before. Readers will also be pleased that the move to IPS has not cut any corners, and the AG coating is nice and light and not overly grainy like older generations. The use of a flicker free backlight is also a positive result which we're sure will attract potential buyers. Dell have also avoided cutting corners with the stand and connectivity on the most part, with a wide range of easy to use ergonomics available. The only things we would have liked to see included were an HDMI port and maybe USB 3.0 really.
It's nice to see Dell offer an updated "mainstream" IPS model in their range as well, since the U series have firmly positioned themselves as being more for semi-professional uses (and at a cost to boot). The use of a W-LED backlight is pleasing, providing a standard sRGB gamut which is more suitable for your average user. Out of the box setup was moderate, with white point being pretty good at least and the static contrast ratio being excellent for an IPS panel. Some tweaking will be needed to correct the gamma offset and colour accuracy but that's fairly normal. We were impressed by the static contrast ratio of this panel, which was excellent for IPS technology. It's a shame that the dynamic contrast ratio was useless in practice, that's something Dell need to sort out for future screens. We were also pleased that the so-called IPS glow was very minimal here, another pleasing sign for a modern IPS panel.
Response time was of course not as fast as gamer-orientated TN Film screens, but about as good as you can hope for from current IPS screens really. The panel provided low levels of blur and thankfully was free from the severe overshoot problems we'd seen from some other recent Dell screens (the new U series in particular). The lag was also very low, meaning that this screen is certainly capable of handling gaming as well very nicely.
The Dell P2414H currently retails for ~£212 GBP (inc VAT) putting it at a very similar cost to the older U2412M (£215). To be honest, this new model felt like a worthy replacement to the U2412M offering some noticeable performance improvements as well as positive changes like lighter AG coating and a flicker free backlight. The P2414H is certainly priced lower than the U2413 (£412) as you might expect, and is very competitively priced compared with other 24" IPS models like the Asus PA248Q for instance (£380). It's even very competitively priced against a lot of TN Film based models, making it an excellent choice in this size sector."
Pros
- Very good all-round performance from IPS panel
- Flicker free backlight, light AG coating and minimal IPS glow
- Decent responsiveness and very low lag for gaming
Cons
- Missing HDMI connection
- DCR function is useless in practice
- Maybe should have featured USB 3.0 instead of 2.0?
Fonte: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_p2414h.htm
Opa,
Atualizado
http://adrenaline.uol.com.br/forum/...h-ips-29-ultrawide-21-9-2560x1080-review.html
Edit:
Só para atualizar a lista do pessoal do fórum que adquiriu este monitor ...
Membros DO FÓRUM que possuem este Monitor DELL UltraSharp U2913WM UltraWide 29" (21:9):
- jcjcosta
- Stronks
- Rardgi
- MauHarper
- StrongManBR
- Dante003
- synx13
- PHSN
- uchihakyo
- romulo_
-
[]'s, jcjcosta
Opa,
Atualizado
http://adrenaline.uol.com.br/forum/...h-ips-29-ultrawide-21-9-2560x1080-review.html
Edit:
Só para atualizar a lista do pessoal do fórum que adquiriu este monitor ...
Membros DO FÓRUM que possuem este Monitor DELL UltraSharp U2913WM UltraWide 29" (21:9):
- jcjcosta
- Stronks
- Rardgi
- MauHarper
- StrongManBR
- Dante003
- synx13
- PHSN
- uchihakyo
- romulo_
-
[]'s, jcjcosta
Amigo, pode me adicionar na lista por gentileza...já recebi a NF da Dell..deve receber essa semana
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