Looking for new monitor
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Any good ideas, bargains out there for monitors? I run off a Mac PowerBook. Been happy with my Dell 30" DELL3007WFPHC (but it's pricey) and it seems about to expire. It has occasional screen flashing stripes. I think it could be interference but no way of knowing. My other screen shows no problem.
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I like the Asus PB287Q.
This is good for the price though...
Nothing beats an NEC monitor though for design work. Pricey as #$&@!
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I'm running a Dell U3415W off a MacBook Pro RD (13" 2014). I really like the huge real estate, and it's especially nice having SU and LO windows set up side-by-side. Haven't had any display issues with it, though the Windows-only drivers mean that software controls aren't available on the mac.
If I was buying now I would also look at the LG ultrawide and the newer Dell (U3417W, I think) β but the price/performance of the 3415 still makes it a compelling choice for a monitor of that size. (it can be had for ~CAN$900 if you wait for it to go on sale)
Came from a U2412M, so the one issue for me was the dot pitch... everything is relatively smaller on the ultrawide (menus, text etc) and it's sometimes tough on my old eyes.
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Time to go 4k?
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Thanks all I'll look into these! I got a an LG as a cheap extra monitor at home and have it set up on HDMI now as a second monitor. Maybe you are talking another LG but I have to say I wouldn't buy another of this class. It does the job but there are definite issues with smaller font and you can see a tiny grid . So I'd hope to get something like the Dell.
I don't know what direction to go in a 4k....

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