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All drivers from Hanns.G: Hanns.G HG281: for Windows 7 / Vista / 7 x64 / Vista x64 / XP 78 Displays. Jan 13, 2010 I recently bought a Hanns G HG281 28inch monitor which comes with only a Vista driver. Currently I'm using XP so have been making do with the P&P. Hanns g hg281d monitor driver Hannsg Monitor Drivers may sometimes be at fault for. Mobile, Mac OS and Linux users can choose hannsg hg281d driver.
Bigger really is better. Playing games on a big screen makes everything seem more real more involving more absorbing. You smile more. You swear more. You actually duck and weave out of the way of oncoming fire. In fact, it's taking a huge amount of willpower to write this and not just sit slack-jawed in front of Hanns.G's new screen playing every game that comes to mind. Widescreen wonder Obviously there's nothing particularly new about big screens: Dell has been sating the needs of more visually demanding gamers for years, but what this 28-inch wonder highlights is that this once niche segment is about to open up.
So while anything above 24' used to hover around the grand mark, this can be picked up for a third of that. There is, almost inevitably, something of a hidden cost to this screen though – you'll need a decent graphics card to get the best out of it. Even a 9600GT is going to struggle at the screen's native resolution of 1,920x1,200. As 28' is a large space for that resolution, the dot pitch is relatively high, meaning that you'll want to use anti-aliasing to keep that blissful smile in place. Gaming monitor This isn't a screen for working on, it's for playing games and watching films on – and thanks to the high resolution, 1080P HD movies are wonderful demonstrations of the screen's capabilities – blacks are great, whites bright, colours vibrant and response times spot on. The HG281D does boast a pair of speakers, although you wouldn't want to use these unless someone was pointing a gun at your head.
If there are any downsides to this little beauty (Little? Pah!), they're mostly superficial – it isn't a particularly good-looking unit if we're being slightly fussy, appearing to be the progeny of the fugly school of bezel design, with a good inch of gloss back in addition to the matt black bezel next to it. Awkward controls The onscreen controls are confusingly tucked out of the way too, which is totally unnecessary given the sheer size of the bezel. You'll really need these controls, as the default screen brightness of 500cd/m2 will make the back of your eyeballs itch. Knocking this down to 20% made for a far more comfortable experience. This isn't the only affordable big screen out there – 24-inch displays (such as the Acer AL2416WB) can be picked up for under £200 – but it ticks all the right boxes if you want that little bit more. If you have the graphics punch to power this baby, you'll delight in its glorious glow.
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Now if you'll excuse me.
In the battle of the big, budget-priced screens there can be only one. One winner, that is. But will it be this 28-inch Hanns.G HZ281 monitor or its nemesis, the 27-inch Iiyama E2710HDS? The Hanns.G obviously squeaks it for acreage. It has a larger diagonal to the tune of a single inch. However, the HZ281 also sports a 16:10 aspect ratio to the Iiyama's 16:9.
That makes the size differential in square inches even larger, but it also means the HZ281 has more pixels. Both screens pack 1,920 in the horizontal plane. But the Hanns.G ups the ante from 1,080 to 1,200 in the vertical.
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That's probably just as well given that the HZ281 is over £40 pricier. By most other metrics, it looks like a dead heat. We're talking TN panels, HDMI, DVI and VGA ports and tilt-only stands all round. May the best monitor win.
Power consumption Watts: maximum / approx 170cd/m2 – lower is better Hanns.G: HZ281: 79W / 32W Iiyama E2710HDS: 48W / 17W BenQ V2410T: 25W / 15W.
