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Title: Dell UltraSharp 2007FP
Post by: GregD on November 04, 2011, 11:05:54 am
I have an opportunity to pick one of these monitors up for a really good price.  I know about the whole panel lottery thing and I guess I won't know if it is IPS or PVA until I get it.  Doing some research online and it seems that most people think that IPS is best for graphics work because of the depth of color but I am also seeing some people that think that PVA might be a better compromise for gaming due to the faster refresh rates and less ghosting.  I am sure some of you have experience with this monitor, whether yours is IPS or PVA.  Is everyone happy with it?  Should I spend a little more for the HP LP2065?  Thanks and sorry if this question is repetitive.
Title: Re: Dell UltraSharp 2007FP
Post by: GregD on November 06, 2011, 10:08:12 am
 Going to pick it up for $70.  Hopefully it works out.
Title: Re: Dell UltraSharp 2007FP
Post by: Blanka on November 06, 2011, 02:17:18 pm
Actually IPS is better for gaming.
It is around 8-16ms of response time including input lag.
With PVA it can go up to 3 frames or 50ms
Either choice, your brain will compensate for some lag/response time. Your arm is at the right position when you want isn't it? Your brain has to take action for that a few milliseconds in advance too!

PVA is better for black level. If you play lots of PacMan, get a PVA panel.
In case of the Dell lottery: the IPS is around 1:700 contrast, the PVA around 1:1200.