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250GB SSD I bought some years ago as an upgrade to the 500GB HDD that came pre-installed and that I now use as a backup drive.2.5GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.1GHz) with 3MB 元 cache.

Not even a single dead pixel which seems like a problem across ALL monitors these days.I have a MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2012):

I think my setup will work well using the Ultrasharp for internet/video and the LG for gaming.Īll-in-all I'm quite pleased and so far I have not seen any back light bleed, screen flicker, or any of the other issues sometimes reported. Though even after improving the settings they still don't "pop" as much as the Dell Ultrasharp leading me to believe I've been spoiled all these years and a TN panel would have disappointed me. I had to play with the settings a bit while reading a calibration site because things looked a little orange out of the box. I also think sticking with IPS was a good decision because the colors are pretty nice. Despite having 3" more in the diagonal, it is very close in size to the 24" 16:10 aspect monitor. Also, as someone mentioned, 27" 2K is indeed a good replacement for 1920X1200. I would definitely have a hard time switching back to 60Hz after seeing it in action. So far I like it and I'm pleasantly surprised with 144Hz in gaming. It seemed like every other monitor had at least one major flaw that people hated whereas this one seemed more middle of the road issue-wise. So after hours of research and reviews I went ahead and bought an LG 27GL83A from Amazon for $400 after tax. They are currently $188 on Amazon which sounds like a decent deal. Is this an unusual thing to have side by side?Įdit2: The second monitor was actually a U2412M that i bought 8-9 years ago (not 11). My main difficulty is making sure I'm buying the correct monitor since many have these different suffixes (D, S, HD, etc.).Įdit: I now realize 2K is a different aspect ratio (16:9) than the 1920X1200 (16:10). I am also looking at the 27" 2K Ultrasharp since it's not too far off in price ($350 U2717D vs $280 U2415) but wonder if two different size screens will be distracting and make me regret not getting another 24". Are current U2415 for sale all from 2014? Or is it just a 2014 design that is still in production? I want to buy a similar monitor from 2019 or 2020 preferably if it's a thing.

I am just confused with the Dell nomenclature and don't know what the "current" version of this monitor is. Basically all 3 Dell monitors I've purchased (2006, 2009, 2019) have been 24" 1920X1200 panels and they seem to last a LONG time. I must have messed up the model numbers, but from the picture I pulled up the button configuration on the right side of the bezel looked identical.