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I'll guess that the new TV doesn't do 4:4:4 chroma subsampling which tends to make text look like poo poo no matter what you do. Requisite AVS post that goes into way too much detail on the subject: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1381724
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HonorableTB posted:Reposting this because it got skipped over. I'd like some opinions here, if possible. The Dell is eIPS while the Samsung is TN. Since they are similar in price, I wouldn't bother with the Samsung.
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movax posted:I don't think you'll have issues with input lag with the U2410 that will negatively affect your gameplay. My mind is blanking on the moment though with the U2410/12s behavior regarding stretching or 1:1'ing 1080p input over HDMI, I'm sure an owner of one of those models will post in a bit. U2412 stretches to fill the screen while the U2410 can do 1:1.
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Corte posted:Wondering if this is a good deal or if I should wait for something better: http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=ca&l=en&s=dhs&cs=cadhs1&sku=320-2676&dgc=SS&cid=80865&lid=2053788 I don't think the U2412 is going to get much cheaper than that. I'd go for it if that is what you want.
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May 10, 2012 14:18
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rawrr posted:I think you mean the U2410 - the U2412M is 16:9. No, the U2412m is 16:10.
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I've never encountered a HDTV where you can't turn off overscan. I've been able to do it with numerous Panasonic, Samsung, Sharp, and LG HDTV's. Even the the 7 year old offbrand HDTV (Olevia) I still have around for some reason can do it. It's not always named something sensible but you can most likely do it somewhere in the settings. As has been said, you really don't want to be working around overscan via graphics card settings as that degrades picture quality and can cause issues with games.
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