I don't have the intel docs in front of me.
Legit Review mentions it here: 6700K Review.
Note that their math is wrong on the throughput. 4 x 5GT/s DMI 2.0 lanes gets you 16 GT/s of real data. 4 x 8 GT/s DMI 3.0 gets you 31.5 GT/s or so.
It more or less operates like the PCIe gen 2.0...
It's easy to confuse the 5GT/s and 8GT/s specs. The 8GT/s is actually twice the data throughput as the 5GT/s due to the change from 8b/10b encoding (20% overhead) to 128b/130b encoding (1.5% overhead).
Has anyone see the 26" 1:1 that Eizo is putting out?
2 of those could be fun.
I think I'm leaning towards the LG, which would likely end up being my only monitor on my desktop unless I went tall above it.
NCX: in your previous comments about the VA's, I inferred that they suffer from bad blurring.
My current setup is not great for that. Have they improved to an acceptable level? That CrossOver monitor looks nice. I've never used a Korean Panel. I'll need to research the company quality a bit.
As a side note, do most 4K monitors do a straight 4:1 scaling for 1080p to avoid interpolation?
Regardless, I don't get the impression that 4K IPS/PLS/VA panels exists that are reasonably fast or have acceptable lag.
There a 3 - 32" options out there at 1440p that I'm aware of:
Ben Q BL3200P - Not getting great feedback here
Samsung S32D850T
Acer B326HUL
I think they all are the same panel too.
I haven't see a gaming review of the Samsung or Acer yet. The input lags seem large, though I have...
I normally just game on one of them, and have something else up on the other.
I may keep the other 2 hooked up anyway as extra displays, depends on how much its needed.
I think I'd rather have more vertical monitor space than horizontal though. The LG 21:9 is only barely taller than the 2405's...
Hi,
I currently have a pair of 16:10, 24" Dell 2405FPW monitors that have been awesome for almost a decade. Though it's time to upgrade.
I do gaming and a lot of miscellaneous computer work, which has me on it often.
Critera:
At least 1200 lines of vertical resolution
Prefer...
Dell Asia has the U3415W listed on their site:
http://accessories.ap.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=cn&l=zh&s=dhs&cs=cndhs1&sku=210-AEBW
Around $1470 USD (RMB 8999)
It looks like the 600T uses 13 blade 200mm fans. I haven't seen a fan like this. Did Corsair choose the fans for max airflow or for noise? Any idea of the RPM, CFM or dBI they produce?
Thanks for the help!