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[kalniel]

PCbuyit delivers on a no dead or bright pixel policy with next day swap out (where as Dell's official stance is just no bright pixel) so that's where I got it from.

Are they no longer class I monitors? If it's class I then it's no dead pixels by definition and you can return it as not meeting the advertised spec. I thought all the ultra sharp range were class I.

[Dooms]

Are they no longer class I monitors? If it's class I then it's no dead pixels by definition and you can return it as not meeting the advertised spec. I thought all the ultra sharp range were class I.

Maybe that's the case now, I was just going from the wording on the dell website which said nothing about dead pixels. Either way I got it delivered last night and love it. Pixel perfect and only the very slightest bleed from the bottom left which isn't noticeable during use.

[kalniel]

Hmm my U2311 is an Iso class I monitor, but I can't see anything in the specifications for the U2713 so maybe they've dropped to class II these days.

[th3_f15t]

Get a 770. Why not? Don't scrimp, treat yourself, sell it when the AMD cards come out and you'll get just as much money back (in % of card value at new) so what's to loose other than FPS?

[SuperJag86]

Whereas I'd rather get a 770 myself, if you're concerned about price you can't go wrong with the 760. Its a very nice boost over the 560 and is more than enough for 1080P in today's games.
When The Witcher 3 comes out you might find it'll struggle a little at top settings but the previous game looked great at medium settings so I'm sure it won't matter too much!