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Question: Use with Pc? Can this be used with a PC
Document: Beautiful monitor. It'd be five stars but for the price. Even though we run Windows on everything, we have 6 iMacs (also on Windows) and wanted the PC to match, so used this monitor with the PC hidden away. It blends right in with the rest of the Macs, and is in all other respects a great monitor.
I just bought it a week ago, nothing can complaint about it.Even I use it with my PC and  Atlona DP400 also with  Bootcamp.Perfect except can not view the BIOS (black screen)!!!!. Will try to find out from internet, if some one can help?
I've had it for about a year now. It's crisp, has great color, is a great size and the resolution is phenomenal. For photoshop work, it's stupendous. For Lightroom, it's even better. For gaming? Hey, I've gotta admit; I loved it so much I moved my gaming PC into the office and I use it for gaming all the time! Hehe. It's a fantastic piece of hardware.
Now I can leave my charger for the macbook air in my bag and use the mag connector from the display to charge my macbook air since the mac mini doesn't need it.Cons:Heavy, heavy, heavy. It is almost 25lbs so it maxes my wall mount to the limitI'll never be able to attach a PC to it without purchasing third party products (not that I am planning to do so any time soon).
I ended up using it with full brightness all the time. When it comes to a feature like this, it would help to have a perimeter adjustment of some sort (ie minimum brightness should be xx). (Note)  If you want to use this exclusively with a windows PC, you can, if you have a graphics card with mini-display port such as an AMD HD6870, 6950, 6970 (sorry, no eNvidia). It will work right out of the box for volume and graphics.
I'm currently using my Cinema display monitor on my PC with dual AMD HD6970 gpus. I had to upgrade from my old 5xxx series gpus since they didn't have mini display ports built in. I tried to use all the dvi adapters I could find, but the older AMD video cards wouldn't support the dvi adapters either. Ultimately, for the extra cost of the adapters ($99-$149), it was well worth just upgrading to a newer video card and selling the old ones.
Very good upgrade from the 24 inch. The glossy glass display goes all the to the edge. As Jonathan Ive calls it "either its display or is not display... there is no visual interruption so everything is about your content. "This is not your ordinary display, it is LED back-lit, but its made of IPS display -- the same display used for the iPad and iPhone 4.
The previous aluminium trim used on the Apple Cinema Displays was far more successful from a functional viewpoint, and far more elegant with its 'Georg Jensen'-ish aesthetic.3. The "I only do" mini-displayport thing is plain ridiculous. This smacks of the type of arrogance that got Apple into trouble in the 90s with custom standards that make no sense. There is no reason why a large display should not support DVI, and there is no obvious benefit in going mini-displayport only.4.
Well there really is no other way to describe this monitor than to say it is the best display I've ever used. The color accuracy and depth is amazing and though it has a high resolution, text is crystal clear. There is a lot of debate over glossy vs anti-glare coating and I fall on the side of preferring glossy. Small text takes a real hit and gets blurry on anti-glare monitors and no monitor I've seen does crisp text as well as this Apple monitor.
Having used PCs and Macs for the better part of two decades, I've seen it all. Let me just say this is by far the best display I've had the pleasure of using.Pros:It's an IPS screen (versus TN, PVA or MVA) meaning you'll see incredibly good viewing angels and consistent color. PVA screens are great too (avoid TN and MVA) but IPS still has the edge.It's a glossy screen, meaning there's no sparkly anti-glare coating blurring small fonts and other details.
Answer: Yes you can, but you need an adaptor, i believe this monitor only uses MiniDisplay port.  Common PC monitor uses HDMI, VGA, and DVI connections.  Unless you have some of the newer Video Cards that have MiniDisplay port out then, you'll have to buy a seperate adaptor to work.