Question 1

Hows the bezel? Would this work well with a multi-monitor setup?

Accepted Answer

Yes, they work well. Watch reviews online and you will see that the bezel, though not protruding, it does exist. The image does not go all the way to the edge of the screen. But, it does have a nice, smooth transition that is slightly smaller than monitors with a "physical" bezel, so to speak.

Question 2

Hi,

Do you know which is the DVI and HDMI connector type?
Is it DVI-D, DVI-I?
Is it HDMI 2.0?

Thank you!

Accepted Answer

The DVI *INPUT* on a monitor will naturally be DVI-D (as in digital) since analog vga is 100% foreign to the expected LVDS input signal expected by a dvi-input-hosting monitor. I think what you mean to say is "is your graphics card's DVI output DVI-D or DVI-I"? The good news is that regardless of the graphics card dvi output, be it D or I, single link or dual link, the digital signal is required by standard to conform to the spec that the monitor is anticipating at its input, so you're good to go. As for HDMI "2.0", there is nothing offered by this monitor that requires specifically HDMI 2.0, and literally any rosewill (newegg brand) $3.99 6' or 10' or so HDMI cable will make the connection and even have bandwidth to spare for pcm stereo audio.

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