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Help Me In Choosing A Decent LED Monitor

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Empirial
Empirial Original post #1
Jul 17, 2013 at 8:32 PM
Hi Guys,

I want to buy a decent LED Monitor online within a budget of 6k & I'm very much confused between Dell IN 1930 & AOC E962VWN. Now, AOC looks better & has a DVI Port but CR is lower (600 : 1) whereas Dell has higher CR (1000 : 1) but lacks a DVI Port. Please help me to decide :)

Regards.

AOC Product

IN1930 46.9cm (18.5)W HD Monitor with LED Details | Dell India
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whitestar_999 #2
Jul 17, 2013 at 9:55 PM
don't skip on budget while buying LCD/LED monitor or you will regret it later.there is no point in getting a good processor+mobo+graphics card if screen is cheap TN panel.get dell S2240L IPS monitor for ~8-9k & you won't regret it.
Empirial
Empirial #3
Jul 17, 2013 at 10:33 PM
whitestar_999 said:
don't skip on budget while buying LCD/LED monitor or you will regret it later.there is no point in getting a good processor+mobo+graphics card if screen is cheap TN panel.get dell S2240L IPS monitor for ~8-9k & you won't regret it.
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Sorry but I can't stretch my budget.
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whitestar_999 #4
Jul 18, 2013 at 12:04 PM
in that case i suggest personally checking out both monitors to see if the quality difference is big enough to justify getting dell monitor with only VGA port.
Empirial
Empirial #5
Jul 19, 2013 at 11:27 AM
Guys, can you spot any difference between VGA & DVI @ 720p resolution?

Empirial said:
Guys, can you spot any difference between VGA & DVI @ 720p resolution?
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harshilsharma63
harshilsharma63 #8
Jul 19, 2013 at 3:18 PM
Empirial said:
Are you sure...Then why some recommend using DVI over VGA?
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DVI offers better picrure quality than VGA, but at 1366 x 768, it does not matter/isn't visible. For full hd or something higher, it will make more difference.
ratul
ratul #9
Jul 19, 2013 at 3:58 PM
If you can't stretch the budget, then even why are you considering IN1930, why not IN2030m, 20" monitor instead of 18.5" of IN1930, 900p resolution instead of 768p, also ~6k???
Empirial
Empirial #10
Jul 29, 2013 at 6:21 PM
Can we tell a difference between 700:1 & 800:1 Monitor?
bukaida
bukaida #11
Jul 31, 2013 at 2:43 PM
My 19" AOC LCD monitor died today just after two months past it's 3 years warranty period. In these three years, it did not give any trouble, now tremendous flickering and electrical spark like signals (similar to oscilloscope :) ) are showing whenever it is switched on. The company suggested a panel replacement at my cost which I am certainly not going to do ( Difference is 1000 Rs with a new one minus the three year onsite warranty). So I am on the same boat. I am not unhappy of what I got @Rs.5400 for three years. So considering it again because of 3 years onsite warranty. Now probably I will get a 20" LED within 5-6K. Saw this at
AOC LED Monitor 20 Inch - E2060SN
Any idea about this model ? Is it Full HD?
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relief #12
Aug 19, 2013 at 6:39 PM
I'm a new member, is Benq GL2023A is a best choice instead of above mentioned?
plz tell me because my 17" Samsung syncmaster794MG CRT goes 'Blue' & i want to buy a 18.5''-19.5'' monitor soon. my Budget is near about 5~6K.
Please suggest soon...