IPS or TN monitor for Color quality and viewing angle

[aFRODITA]

I have been using my computer mostly for gaming and watching movies. The current monitor I am using is lacking with some image quality. So I am looking forward for a replacement. I don’t know which one should I go for whether the ISP or TN. I don’t have any such monitors for making some comparison. Particularly I found one m monitor from that is Dell U2311H. Now my doubt is, whether it going to be a conspicuous distinction in color and picture quality as compared to Samsung TN monitor. I am asking this only when it sighted from straight. For me the image quality is far more important than response time. I heard about the slower response time issue of the ISP. The chosen Dell monitor is cant be affordable. So I am thinking about any other model for that I can spend some amount that can be affordable. I don’t care to spend much if it has good image quality. Is there any advice?

[Christina 80]

I have tested the Dell U2311H E-IPS sentinel, and it displayed the image quality as I expected. I got a revolutionary change in gaming experience after I bought this monitor. I have compared this dell monitor with some top rated TN monitor and what I found is the Dell has the best looking display rather than those 3 top models. I never saw this kind of display quality before. It is a beautiful monitor but the viewing angles faintly not as good as H-IPS. But it is still better than TN monitors. As far as my concern according to color and image the IPS is better than TN.

[Chakradev]

TN and IPS are two different expertise’s that involved in the creation of liquid crystal displays (LCD). TN stands for Twisted Nematic and IPS stands for In-Plane Switching. These technologies grip the mode the liquid crystals move in a different way. This will be going to consequence in special performance. Perhaps the major disparity flanked by the two, in the buyer’s viewpoint and in the price. TN displays are greatly cheaper measured up to their corresponding IPS displays. Fraction of the explanation of the high price is the replication of the number of transistors per pixel in IPS displays, which uses nearly two transistors.

[Galbraith]

For you if the price is not the matter in selecting a good quality display then I urge you to go for IPS displays because they are the winners. IPS displays do not endure from the color restraint issue whereas the TN displays have this problem. In order to accomplish superior color reproduction, the TN displays make use of dithering. This could end up in impinge on the sharpness of the resulting image. In other way the IPS displays can reconstruct a wider deviation of colors exclusive of the use of dithering and is commonly the preferred technology for people who comprehensively effort with digital imaging and depiction.

[MaggieK]

Deciding among an IPS and TN display should be reliant on the anticipated exploit. IPS is the better choice for a TV set. It is significant for a TV to have outstanding color reproduction along with an ample screening angle. If you consider only about playing games in sitting front of the computer most of the time then it will be better to use the TN display. The straight angle is better in this model. As you said you are watching Movies also, then you need to decide it yourself that how will you watch the movie.

[Langward]

The IPS displays contain extremely extensive viewing angle that means you can cite the display from a very biased angle. The image still keeps its colors when you viewed from any angle rather than the straight one. But when you view the TN display from wide angle it begin to suffer from lacking in color. The image seems to that washed out. You may be thinking that you are viewing image through some fog or smoke. That’s why the TN displays are treated as a negative in terms of quality. As I asked several users they told me to go for ISP monitors rather than TN. So I think here ISP is the Winner.