Recent content by Falconetti

http://www.overclock.net/t/1471459/oc3d-msi-r9-290x-lightning-review/130#post_21905117

Don't worry about the paper mode looking anywhere pink. That picture just looks odd compared to how it really looks. Color temperature in "paper mode" is set to 4500k, so bright whites are warmer and easier on the eyes. I have tried all of the filter patterns and the only filter I like is...

Déjà vu? :rolleyes: http://hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1040299813&postcount=127

I honestly don't know and started this thread to shed some light on this issue. NCX recommend me to invest in a colorimeter, while you and Evilsofa disagree. I think Il wait for 3rd party versions of the R9 290 with OC and better cooling. I think that card offer great value for money, and...

Is that the only reason for chosing a Radeon over Nvidia? I think I read that you also said that most games override those corrections. "On Radeons most do not and to be 100% covered one can use PowerStrip trick that don't work on NV because NV don't share LUT registers with anyone!."...

What's your comments regarding color correction with Nvidia hardware? For reference I found this post made by Xor_2: https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/547153/color-correction-useless-on-nv-hardware-works-like-a-charm-on-radeons-/ Almost identical post on Hardforum made by the...

Big thanks to both evilsofa and NCX for their input, I have some deciding to do now. Might get back with further questions later on if I need some additional info.

Well, I started this thread to collect some information that will hopefully help me decide. Evilsofa has made an informative post as to why I should not invest in a Colorimeter. So I would kindly ask for somthing more specific than that It would be "silly" not to calibrate it cause some might...

So should I take your recommendation for a less expensive colorimeter as a slight disagreement with Evilsofa's post?

Been draging my feet for a while when it comes to investing in a Colorimeter but figured it would finally be time to pull the trigger. So I have been reading up on different brands and have come to the conclusion that the X-Rite I1 display pro is the way to go if you want the most accurate...

There we have the answer, and no 27" displays in the foreseeable future.

Here we have them all annouced by AUO back in december 2011. Looks like Vega is the man who will be shedding some light on this, cause Eizo support is tight-lipped as usual. M240HW02 V6 - 24" AMVA panel, 5000:1 static contrast ratio, W-LED M270HW02 V1 - 27" AMVA panel, 5000:1 static contrast...

http://www.panelook.cn/M240HW02%20V5_AUO_24.0_LCM_overview_14492.html Both models are listed as discontinued. My answer was in regards to his direct question "So there's also 27" version of the panel used in this eizo ?" , and not if there is any display coming out in the near future. Still, I...

AUO started production of both displays as early as December 2011, so yes they have been sitting around for quite some time. As to why that is, your guess is as good as mine. Maybe they wanted to milk the TN tech a bit more before introducing this into the market ...

http://www.panelook.com/M270HW02%20V2_AUO_27.0_LCM_overview_14490.html