Bigmonitorguy's latest activity

The difference in font rendering between 4K and 6K is noticeable, but not of much significance in my experience. Basically, 4K is already very good (on 32"), and 6K is a bit better.

One thing that bothers me with this monitor more than I thought initially is the reduced size. For example, losing that 1" when compared to a 40" 5K2K monitor is pretty noticeable, not to mention 45" 5K2K.

It's also possible to run at 4K instead of 5K2K in games where you want higher frame rates. I find that the wider image doesn't add much to the experience with fast-moving games like shooters. My attention is focused in the middle anyway. I don't...

I just set up mine, and tested it a bit. I loaded the new firmware. It's a good monitor - I like it. Text quality is excellent. Colors look very good. HDR brightness isn't great, but that's more or less how it is with OLED monitors. I like the...

Look how many more monitors we can fit on the truck!

This type of packaging is done to reduce the width of the box which makes shipping cheaper and storage more efficient, but it doesn't protect the screen all that well. ASUS started doing the same a while back with similarly bad results.

With a 5K2K custom resolution, you're just using the middle 5120x2160 section of the 57" screen, which is good for gaming. I got tired of having 3 setups - one for docking the work laptop, one for non-work "productivity", and one for gaming, so...

The 57" Samsung is indeed great for work, but I like it for gaming as well with a 5K2K custom resolution.