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which monitor for solidworks/autocad design

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Bye to all,
the question is old and banal, but looking in the forum I found some dated discussions, and considering the speed of aging of the computer products I ask you:

currently, what is a good monitor to work on autocad/solidworks?
I will have to use word and excel but mainly, I will have to draw.
at home I have a 27" samsung, so I look for a 24" monitor (for the office at work).
Taking into account that maybe I can use two connected ones, better take two identical ones or take one more suitable for drawing software and the other aato to the office package?
if you tell me some models, thank you.


Hello, everyone!
 
Alex_vr-46 said:
Bye to all,
the question is old and banal, but looking in the forum I found some dated discussions, and considering the speed of aging of the computer products I ask you:

currently, what is a good monitor to work on autocad/solidworks?
I will have to use word and excel but mainly, I will have to draw.
at home I have a 27" samsung, so I look for a 24" monitor (for the office at work).
Taking into account that maybe I can use two connected ones, better take two identical ones or take one more suitable for drawing software and the other aato to the office package?
if you tell me some models, thank you.


Hello, everyone!
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I recommend this:
http://accessories.euro.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=it&l=it&s=bsd&cs=itbsdt1&sku=609017We have 4 in the office and we are happy. to order on the desk you can also take the soundbar and delete the speakers with wires that turn.

Hi.
 
Are you well with excels, too?
As I wear glasses and often suffer from redness in the eyes I would like something valid and that tired little eyes...
 
Alex_vr-46 said:
Are you well with excels, too?
As I wear glasses and often suffer from redness in the eyes I would like something valid and that tired little eyes...
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all the ultrasharp range of the is equipped with ips technology which means maximum color homogeneity for each viewing angle. in the case of excel this helps to distinguish the division between the cells homogeneously on the whole panel.
 
Alex_vr-46 said:
How about these?
http://reviews.cnet.com/2300-33351_7-10009951-2.html?tag=mncol
http://reviews.cnet.com/lcd-monitors/asus-pa246q/4505-3174_7-34505604.html?tag=mncol;txt#reviewpage1another question, I'm sorry, but I don't want to make any mistakes on the monitor.
better 2 from 24" or one from 27" according to you/you?

Thank you so much again.
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they seem valid but they cost + of the model I have reported to you is backlit to led and consumes very little (0 heat), otherwise there is the u2410 that consumes and costs a little more but has the calibrated colors.

I have 2x24 and I am very well.
 
re_solidworks said:
they seem valid but they cost + of the model I have reported to you is backlit to led and consumes very little (0 heat), otherwise there is the u2410 that consumes and costs a little more but has the calibrated colors.

I have 2x24 and I am very well.
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What is the advantage between a backlit (2412 you recommended) led and one with calibrated colors (2410)?

Let's see how much you want to spend my boss...:-d

thanks for the clarifications.
 
Alex_vr-46 said:
What is the advantage between a backlit (2412 you recommended) led and one with calibrated colors (2410)?

Let's see how much you want to spend my boss...:-d

thanks for the clarifications.
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the one with calibrated colors is suitable for those who make photo-touch or video editing. avoids manual color calibration.
Hi.
 
re_solidworks said:
the u2410 model is the calibrated one and costs more. not being backlit and led consumes more but makes. has a greater number of inputs than the 2412 model.
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but what are the pros to have a non-backlit monitor?
is it for who uses the cad?
Hi.
 
stef_design said:
but what are the pros to have a non-backlit monitor?
is it for who uses the cad?
Hi.
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I did not explain well, the u2410 model is backlit as all the lcd but the source luminos is not constituted by led. the latest lcd monitors (see model 2412) are backlit to reduce consumption and increase brightness at the same time. in the office I use a u2410 as a primary monitor and a 2412 as a secondary, if you touch them after an hour the 2410 is nice hot, the 2412 is cold almost as just turned on.
 
re_solidworks said:
I did not explain well, the u2410 model is backlit as all the lcd but the source luminos is not constituted by led. the latest lcd monitors (see model 2412) are backlit to reduce consumption and increase brightness at the same time. in the office I use a u2410 as a primary monitor and a 2412 as a secondary, if you touch them after an hour the 2410 is nice hot, the 2412 is cold almost as just turned on.
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Hey, guys, I'll take this discussion.
I currently have an ultrasharp u2412m.
I wanted to add a second monitor.
I would have the chance to recover from a friend of the ultrasharp u2312m I mean, 23.
In your opinion, do I have any problems constantly changing the point of view from a 24' to a 23'' and vice versa?

I ask why I have 2 different resolutions: 23''' is (1.920 x 1.080) while 24'' (1.920 x 1.200)

Hi:
 
I used the double monitor with different resolutions, but with the same resolution it is better.
you work well in the first case, but in the second it is better especially in applications like swx that allows you to manage objects on both monitors.
above all the vertical resolution is good that it is equal.
in any case it works and if you use double for another application (such as mail or 2d) you are still fine.
 
I also had a configuration exactly like yours: a 24''' from 1920x1200 and a 23'' from 1920x1080, both led by.
They brought me to the exasperation to this point that I now use only 24', and on 23'' I sold it. . .
I find it devastating for the view and concentration to watch two monitors where the font size is not exactly the same. I found myself quite badly even using for a period two 23'' equal resolution one of the led and a non led samsung, the difference of brightness, contrast and color is such as to give me boredom.
I think if you want to use two monitors, use two identical monitors.
 
Vmax said:
I also had a configuration exactly like yours: a 24''' from 1920x1200 and a 23'' from 1920x1080, both led by.
They brought me to the exasperation to this point that I now use only 24', and on 23'' I sold it. . .
I find it devastating for the view and concentration to watch two monitors where the font size is not exactly the same. I found myself quite badly even using for a period two 23'' equal resolution one of the led and a non led samsung, the difference of brightness, contrast and color is such as to give me boredom.
I think if you want to use two monitors, use two identical monitors.
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Okay, thank you.
As long as I'm there, how did you find yourself with 23?
are undecided between 24 and 23'' (u2412m and u2312m).
as the size of the characters and icons as they are...I don't want to strain the view too much with the 24'' having a greater resolution.

Hi.
 
Bye to all,
over the years with the possibility of having ever bigger screens I found my square ( cad3d/2d/fem/office)

2x27"

I appreciate them much compared to a huge (e.g. 30") combined with a smaller only for office/read calculation txts etc.

good work,
dancer
 
re_solidworks said:
in the office I use a u2410 as a primary monitor and a 2412 as a secondary, if you touch them after an hour the 2410 is nice hot, the 2412 is cold almost as just turned on.
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hello re_solidworks, see color differences and yield between the U2410 and 2412m?
do you see this difference in price? or is only a difference in color calibration (example I have two equal images and I see them with two different color intensity).

Hi.
 

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