2014-02-04, 08:10 PM
its hard to hit the balanced parts
TN: Higher max hz rate(144), lower input delay
IPS: Higher viewing angle, higher color accuracy
some people take the middle man group and use Qnix monitors from South Korea and overclock the hz rate(some successfully to 120 hz), but since you apparently hate backlight bleeding, good luck on your endeavor as Qnix monitors are generally 2nd class samsung panels(some companies have a higher priority on panels e.g apple, samsung, dell, but lack the ability to overclock, or overclock well)
how you described what you want entirely(since i dont know what you hate more) there is no panel in existence(unless you want to go back old school and rock out CRT)
TN: Higher max hz rate(144), lower input delay
IPS: Higher viewing angle, higher color accuracy
some people take the middle man group and use Qnix monitors from South Korea and overclock the hz rate(some successfully to 120 hz), but since you apparently hate backlight bleeding, good luck on your endeavor as Qnix monitors are generally 2nd class samsung panels(some companies have a higher priority on panels e.g apple, samsung, dell, but lack the ability to overclock, or overclock well)
how you described what you want entirely(since i dont know what you hate more) there is no panel in existence(unless you want to go back old school and rock out CRT)