- Jun 27, 2004
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Hi all,
I've got an old Dell 2312; I swore I'd *never* touch Dell again after I bought two of these, the first was a A05 rev, the second was an A00 rev made after my A065 rev (and the A00 version had terrible yellow tint issues.) That said, I'm staring at the U2515 and U2715 monitors and thinking of getting one. I'd probably keep the 2312 I have as a second monitor, and then use the new 1440p as the primary monitor for gaming and such.
So, my question is: which size. How bad does Windows look at the higher pixel density on the 15" version? From my experience, Windows scaling has been pretty sub-par, and I'd prefer to avoid scaling nonsense. I have the space for a 27 inch monitor, so it just comes down to figuring out which one. I gather the 25" version has some better performance numbers on color and black levels.
Does anyone have some advice here? No amount of searching online seems to give me useful information on this, beyond random opinions.
I've got an old Dell 2312; I swore I'd *never* touch Dell again after I bought two of these, the first was a A05 rev, the second was an A00 rev made after my A065 rev (and the A00 version had terrible yellow tint issues.) That said, I'm staring at the U2515 and U2715 monitors and thinking of getting one. I'd probably keep the 2312 I have as a second monitor, and then use the new 1440p as the primary monitor for gaming and such.
So, my question is: which size. How bad does Windows look at the higher pixel density on the 15" version? From my experience, Windows scaling has been pretty sub-par, and I'd prefer to avoid scaling nonsense. I have the space for a 27 inch monitor, so it just comes down to figuring out which one. I gather the 25" version has some better performance numbers on color and black levels.
Does anyone have some advice here? No amount of searching online seems to give me useful information on this, beyond random opinions.