realneil (10-03-2014)
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realneil (10-03-2014)
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nice but cant do $800
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Ummm no. Would be wicked to have but there is just no way I can spend $800 on a monitor. That is the price of a wicked LED tv. Might not game at 4k but it will be 55" of smexy!
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Too expensive! >_< Pass!!
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I did not pay that for my SAMSUN 56''. Witch by the way I use for my monitor.![]()
whenyournex2me (10-03-2014)
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I bet it looks great, but I can not see spending that much on one panel viable. Dont the hdmi 1080p tvs look good enough, for something that big?
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Good enough is subjective. If you just want to play at a good res then 1080p Tv is perfectly fine. I have 1 PC connected to a 55" LCD and play games on it. Its fun because the picture is freaking huge. But If you want a bit more detail then you have to get an actual monitor as they are capable of higher res.
With that said. There is no way in hell I would pay $800 for one monitor. Well unless I hit the lotto then I would have like 6 of them! haha But in a normal case I would just buy 3 lcds at under $200 each and pocket the change. Or use them to buy Display port cables. lol
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What a bargin compared to the ASUS 31.5 inch 4K $3000.00 model
ASUS' 31.5-inch 4K monitor may be the ideal display for many content creators, but a typical asking price over $3,000 rules it out for all but the most affluent. Much to our relief, the company is bringing the cost of its technology closer to Earth with a new 28-inch display, the PB287Q. It touts the extra-sharp 3,840 x 2,160 resolution of its bigger sibling, just in a smaller and cheaper form factor. You aren't giving up much in the way of features, either, as the 28-inch panel boasts a quick 1ms response time, DisplayPort, MHL-capable HDMI and a rotatable design. The real highlight, of course, is the discount -- the PB287Q will ship in the second quarter for $799, which both puts it on par with Lenovo's affordable 4K display and makes it easier to justify for penny-pinching workstation buyers.
realneil (10-03-2014)
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Instead of ASUS you can check this 39" 4k TV: Seiki Digital SE39UY04 39-Inch 4K Ultra HD 120Hz LED TV for only $499.99
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How many games actually support 4K at this point. I picked up an ultra wide LG display and ended up taking it back because so much of the content I use doesn't support the ultra wide format. Left me with a letter box effect.
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Good point, I think very few or none, and as always every new piece of tech is very expensive in the beginning, I remember when I've bought my first CD burner (speed 1X), it cost me almost a $1K, and now it cost $15-$25 top, so we just need to wait (1 year approx.), and there will be more 4K games and prices of 4k TV/monitors will drop. Just not to forget that the first ASUS 27" 3d monitor (VG278H), cost almost $800 (price of Asus 28" 4K monitor now).
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Almost all of the newish titles support 4k aka Ultra HD. Bioshock, Tomb Raiders, BF4, COD, Crysis 3, Grid 2, Elder Scrolls, Arma 3 and many many more. even BF3 supports Ultra HD. The gaming industry was already a head of the curve. I dont think you will find any problems finding support for 4k games on PC.
Consoles are a different issue.
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