Monitor with display port and without?

[Guyvoxi8]

Hello guys! should i get monitor with:

21.5 inch ips screen:1920x1080 pixels
5ms response time
vga,hdmi and dp port


or monitor with 23.8 inch ips inch:1920x1080 pixels
4ms respone time
vga,hdmi but without dp

what is the difference and wich one whould you get?big thanks!

 

[Aquinus]

At 1080p, there really isn't much of a difference between DVI and DisplayPort but, for the sake of thinking that DisplayPort is the way of the future, I would opt for that if everything else is equivalent outside what you specified.

If DisplayPort versus HDMI is the only concern, I would find the one with the best reviews and go with it. It's not really worth worrying about the kind of connection for the display at 1080. I have a 4k display at work which is a very different dynamic and something like DisplayPort gets me a lot more than what my laptop with HDMI 1.4 gets me but, these are things you don't really need to worry about at 1080p.

 

[Guyvoxi8]

• All right then which one do you prefer more 24 inch :1920x1080
• or 21.5 inch:1920x1080 on which one games,movies etc... will look more real,better? (sorry if i waste your time)

 

[Aquinus]

I couldn't tell you without knowing more about the displays.

 

[slozomby]

as mentioned above. at 1080p it wont make any difference. personally i prefer larger screens. but choose the one that looks best to you.

 

[Guyvoxi8]

they are both allmost same

• Aspect ratio
  16:9
  Resolution
  1920 x 1080 60 Hz
  Brightness
  250 cd/m²
  Response time
  5 ms
  Smartcontrast
  10,000 000:1
  Contrast ratio
  1000:1
  
  
• main difference is one have 23.8 inch and IPS ADS and other one have 21.5 inch IPS
• btw what ASD IPS screen is it better or worse ?thanks ( sorry for bad english)

 

[nomdeplume]

Having established the pertinent factor here is not DP I would favor instead a 24" monitor with 1920x1200. This ratio is in fact preferable and easier to use seeing as web and program formatting displays best on it. Those 120 scan lines make a larger difference than proportional gain would suggest.

Again, without specific make and model for comparison sake you will never receive informed buying advice.

 

[Aquinus]

Having established the pertinent factor here is not DP I would favor instead a 24" monitor with 1920x1200. This ratio is in fact preferable and easier to use seeing as web and program formatting displays best on it. Those 120 scan lines make a larger difference than proportional gain would suggest.

Again, without specific make and model for comparison sake you will never receive informed buying advice.

Might want to re-read the thread. Both displays are 1080p (16:9.)

btw what ASD IPS screen is it better or worse ?

Neither. As I understand it, ADS and IPS are very similar.

 

[RCoon]

As far as I'm aware ADS is just a marketing buzzword added to IPS to make it sound fancy. It probably has marginally better contrast and that's it. IPS is IPS.

 

[AlienIsGOD]

OP, Model numbers would be helpful instead of copy/pasting info from their website

You are asking which is better, but without knowing models specifically we can't be of much help others then general tips/observations.

I myself have had a 22" lg ips and a 24" samsung PLS (IPS competition from Samsung) and I prefer the larger screen size.

 

[nomdeplume]

Might want to re-read the thread. Both displays are 1080p (16:9.)

Which fact was quite prominently relayed in the "I would favor instead" portion of my reply. As well as the justification that followed for 16:10.

Might want to comprehend what you've just read before risking an opinion on it.

 

[Aquinus]

Which fact was quite prominently relayed in the "I would favor instead" portion of my reply. As well as the justification that followed for 16:10.

Might want to comprehend what you've just read before risking an opinion on it.

Preference doesn't matter when both displays the OP is looking at are 1920x1080. I respect your preference but, it doesn't help the OP make a choice since 16:10 isn't an option given the choices. That's my point.

 

[nomdeplume]

Information that is sorely lacking does make a difference. /lockthread