Mmm.if you've gotten used to the Retina and your standards are high, you're not going to have much luck. I think you'll be ok with just about any IPS monitor though, although if stuff like anti-glare coating bothers you, I would stick with glossy. The most reputable non-professional/gaming monitors would probably be from Dell, Apple, and maybe HP/Viewsonic. Asus isn't bad per say though, but they seem to have some QC and backlight bleed issues. You don't need wide gamut and super color accuracy, just look for something that is decent with sRGB. A good stand can be helpful too (that's adjustable), but if you're going to use a VESA mount or something, then as long as it's VESA compliant, it's not a big deal.

A Dell Ultrasharp U2412M is a good place to start. Click to expand.This is another monitor aimed at professionals. I mean, there's nothing stopping you from buying, and potentially enjoying it, it's just that you'll be spending more money for something that doesn't actually benefit you. The Dell that Giuly posted is considered to be 'super glossy' by even glossy standards, so if that bothers you, that could be an issue.

You also lose the viewing angle advantage you get from IPS (S440L is a VA panel I believe). It's not necessarily a bad monitor though.

I have reinstalled and restarted several times. I have also reinstalled the Focusrite software. I am using a Focusrite Scarlett Solo.

Here is my Sandra Report: SiSoftware Sandra ID Host Name: Name-pc Workgroup: WORKGROUP Computer Model: ASUS All Series ASUS MB Serial Number: System Ser. Chassis: Desktop Mainboard: ASUS B85M-E Serial Number: 1309155. BIOS: AMI (OEM) 0601 Intel vPro: 9. I have reinstalled and restarted several times. I have also reinstalled the Focusrite software.

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I am using a Focusrite Scarlett Solo. Here is my Sandra Report: SiSoftware Sandra ID Host Name: Name-pc Workgroup: WORKGROUP Computer Model: ASUS All Series ASUS MB Serial Number: System Ser. Chassis: Desktop Mainboard: ASUS B85M-E Serial Number: 1309155. BIOS: AMI (OEM) 0601 Intel vPro: 9. Total Memory: 12GB DIMM DDR3 Processors Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770 CPU @ 3.40GHz (4C 8T 3.89GHz, 3.9GHz IMC, 4x 256kB L2, 8MB L3) Socket/Slot: FC LGA1150.

Are there any error messages that appear before the crash? First things first do not install the driver that came with the Scarlett if you are using pro tools. They have a separate driver you have to download off the pro tools site for it. Secondly if you don't turn up the interface settings in the control panel to the highest quality possible pro tools may or may not recognize your hardware. And if it does you'll hear nothing but static and white noise in your outputs and on your inputs.

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I've already told focusrite and guitar center about the issues. When the Scarlett works it sounds good but it is not at all compatible with pro tools without a headache.