Are they possible?
If there are four things I could change about my otherwise excellent Benq GW2460HS, it's the fact that the NTSC color gamut isn't 83% or higher, the fact that the viewing angles aren't that great, the fact that it has pretty low pixel pitch (and I have it so it's even lower as I have the native res set to 1600x900 @ 75Hz) and the fact that it doesn't have higher pixel clock (~66% higher would've been nice). And maybe better caps and vrms (even though I'm using a better power cord and DVI cable than what came with it).
Before I got it, I thought I would miss having a glossy panel, but I was surprised that I can live happily without it.
Overall though, I'd rate it an 8/10 considering the fact that there really aren't any excellent displays out there.
If there are four things I could change about my otherwise excellent Benq GW2460HS, it's the fact that the NTSC color gamut isn't 83% or higher, the fact that the viewing angles aren't that great, the fact that it has pretty low pixel pitch (and I have it so it's even lower as I have the native res set to 1600x900 @ 75Hz) and the fact that it doesn't have higher pixel clock (~66% higher would've been nice). And maybe better caps and vrms (even though I'm using a better power cord and DVI cable than what came with it).
Before I got it, I thought I would miss having a glossy panel, but I was surprised that I can live happily without it.
Overall though, I'd rate it an 8/10 considering the fact that there really aren't any excellent displays out there.
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