Dell U2417H Ultra Sharp 24-Inch Infinity Edge LED Monitor - Black (Renewed)

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subtract half of the average G2G response time from the total display lag. This should allow us to give a good estimation of

The pixel pitch shows the distance from the centers of two neighboring pixels. In displays, which have a native resolution (the TFT ones, for example), the pixel pitch depends on the resolution and the size of the screen. The results here are good, with no significant deviations recorded. The highest deviation recorded was DeltaE 2.8 towards the bottom right of the screen. Again uniformity between individual units can vary in this respect and you can expect deviation beyond the measured points. Still, it’s good to see a performance from our unit both in terms of luminance uniformity and white point uniformity. the sRGB colour space. There is some minor over-coverage in most shades but not by anything significant. The monitor uses the usual RGB (Red, Green and Blue) stripe subpixel layout, which is shown in the image above. As this is the standard layout expected by both Mac and Windows machines, there’s no need to run ClearType as a Windows user or worry about text fringing on Mac systems. You may still wish to run the ClearType wizard to fine-tune according to preferences, however.

Dell U2417H - Q&A

PLS glow’ eats away at peripheral detail and there are smoother screen surfaces out there (used on various higher resolution models)

A relatively light matte anti-glare screen surface is used on this monitor. This has a marginally smoother surface texture than Full HD AH-IPS models such as the U2414H and is very similar indeed to that used on the Samsung S24E390HL and its brethren. This provides only a slight graininess to the image, far less than on older IPS models in particular and less than most current Full HD models. The surface is not quite as smooth as the likes of the U2515H when viewing lighter shades, however. External glare handling characteristics are strong. We explore the impact of this screen surface on the image in various parts of the review.This monitor isn’t just a pretty face either; it also has plenty of extra features. Its stand offers height, rotation, pivot and tilt adjustment, making it easy to position just how you want and access the connections on the rear. The panel can also be removed from the stand and its 100 x 100mm VESA mount used in conjunction with any other compatible stand. You don’t, though, get automatic image rotation when the screen is pivoted into a portrait orientation. Some alternatives, such as models from ViewSonic, do offer this. Some slower than optimal pixel responses alongside some overshoot (inverse ghosting), providing some extra trailing in places