looking for a monitor fro my rMBP 15' late 2013 i7 with GT750M

[inkobl]

The DELL is only 99% cover sRGB unlike the others... And there's not so much options for calibration from what I've read on french websites.

Ok maybe it's not so much a difference with the others.

Also a point for BenQ is that they provide front USB port.

 

[larrysing1963]

The DELL is only 99% cover sRGB unlike the others... And there's not so much options for calibration from what I've read on french websites. Ok maybe it's not so much a difference with the others. Also a point for BenQ is that they provide front USB port.

This review says Dell covers 100% sRGB. The also mentioned that they did calibrate the monitor and improved the AdobeRGB:

http://www.digitaltrends.com/monitor-reviews/dell-p2715q-review/

But even so, 99% and 100% are not enough of a difference to be concerned with.

Also - the USB on the front might be "handy" but you can get a USB hub and place your connections anywhere you need them. In your lap if you'd like.

 

[campyguy]

So, I determined that my "issue" listed above was due to a defective mDP>DP cable - I notified Dell and they overnighted a replacement to me. So, now I've got my two Macs - a 2012 i7 Mini Server and a late-2013 rMBP connected to both monitors, each via the DP and HDMI ports. It's just a matter of using the monitor control panel to switch interfaces.

I did test one "feature" with my rMBP, daisychaining both monitors - rMBP DP to P2715Q in via mDP>DP cable>P2715Q out to P2715Q in via mDP>DP cable. With lower resolutions, I was surprised to see the "mirrored" monitors showing the same screen at 60Hz - it's a shame I can't get both monitors working on different channels @60Hz, despite have integrated and discrete graphics on my rMBP over mDP/DP.

I'm envying larrysing1963 for owning one TB and one DP monitor and getting 60Hz on both monitors. I'm grumpy that none of these monitor makers support Macs (pretty much at all...).