Mj23foreva
Weaksauce
- Joined
- Aug 11, 2008
- Messages
- 112
How do these 2 compare in picture quailty? They are similarily priced and see to have similar specs.
Anyone have or have used both of these?
Anyone have or have used both of these?
![[H]ard|Forum](/styles/hardforum/xenforo/logo_dark.png){kind=logo}
Westinghouse L2410NM vs BenQ V2400W
- Thread starter Mj23foreva
- Start date
I don't have one but put L2410NM into search and read about how if you reduce brightness below 100 it makes irritating noises etc. etc. Black crush abounds..........it is a PVA although I've read it has pretty decent input lag and minimal ghosting. If it weren;t for those 2 things I'd own one now as they have 5 of them at the Randolph AFB BX right now for $349 I think......I went for the BenQ FP241VW........non-TN with reportedly low input lag and minimal ghosting.
The V2400W is a TN panel that has numerous reviews here on the H and mostly positive except for the normal shortcomings of TN technology.
disclamer:
I am no expert. Far from it. But I have read about LCD's including the one you mentioned for 18 straight days with minimal sleep. I ordered the above FP241VW in a LCD research induced sleep deprived psychosis.
Have fun.
The V2400W is a TN panel that has numerous reviews here on the H and mostly positive except for the normal shortcomings of TN technology.
disclamer:
I am no expert. Far from it. But I have read about LCD's including the one you mentioned for 18 straight days with minimal sleep. I ordered the above FP241VW in a LCD research induced sleep deprived psychosis.
Have fun.
Westy L2410NM is a good monitor but not great.
It has some issues with running hot, whine at brightness below 98, dark detail loss (black crush), and a little bit of input lag (around two to three frames). Also there is a question as to whether they are still being manufactured. Reliability is a concern as well (probably due to running hot). Mine is in Best Buy's hands now after a somewhat short lifespan. Oh yea, it will not go into power saving mode with HDMI, only VGA.
But is has a number of good characteristics too. It has very good scaling with PC and consoles, and all inputs do a great job with HD source devices, and it looks very good with calibration. It doesn't have 1:1 pixel mapping, but it will do it with 1600x1200, 1920x1200 and 1920x1080 with a PC. It also has speakers.
So while not perfect, it's an above average screen in terms of multi-functional use.
For hardcore gaming, the V2400W is an easy choice. It's a low input lag screen with a reactive panel, and above average color calibration. It also has one of the better HDMI connections I've used on a monitor.
If you have a PC and HDMI console, the V2400W is quite good. If you are a hardcore PC player, the V2400W is very good.
Go get some sleep wrangler
It has some issues with running hot, whine at brightness below 98, dark detail loss (black crush), and a little bit of input lag (around two to three frames). Also there is a question as to whether they are still being manufactured. Reliability is a concern as well (probably due to running hot). Mine is in Best Buy's hands now after a somewhat short lifespan. Oh yea, it will not go into power saving mode with HDMI, only VGA.
But is has a number of good characteristics too. It has very good scaling with PC and consoles, and all inputs do a great job with HD source devices, and it looks very good with calibration. It doesn't have 1:1 pixel mapping, but it will do it with 1600x1200, 1920x1200 and 1920x1080 with a PC. It also has speakers.
So while not perfect, it's an above average screen in terms of multi-functional use.
For hardcore gaming, the V2400W is an easy choice. It's a low input lag screen with a reactive panel, and above average color calibration. It also has one of the better HDMI connections I've used on a monitor.
If you have a PC and HDMI console, the V2400W is quite good. If you are a hardcore PC player, the V2400W is very good.
Go get some sleep wrangler