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Good callout, but I cant see any evidence of the KS7500 supporting 120Hz native input at 1080p!
That new Philips sounds good but it wont support 80Hz @4k... the specs quote the max refresh but not per resolution, same as the current Phillips 40" 4K claim 80Hz, its at lower res...
The quest for a good all round monitor continues!
I moved from a 4k 40" Philips (the original) to a 32" ASUS PB328Q to try out a more manageable on desk size (32" vs 40") and higher 75Hz refresh. It.. kinda sucks tbh. 1440p on a 32" looks like what I remember 1080p on a 27" to look like (its...
Be nice to update Page 1 of the Review, just came across this as I was toying with the idea of switching over to a PLX enabled Z97 mobo to get SLI 1080's and thought this board fit the bill as it had PLX and the right price. Almost bid on it till I double checked the PLX support elsewhere!
Its not possible for it to be as sharp as a native 1440p monitor and even less possible to be has sharp as native monitor about 50% smaller.
Its quite good looking though at 1440 (like SMAA is on everything), tested it by typing this. Why would you want to run 1440p on a 4k though?
Anyhow, stepping away from the rambling... with the new VR Mode in NV (and AMD) drivers I was trying out the stuff thats compatible with Rift Runtime 0.7. Rift has now got to the point it just "works" though you need to use software updated to work on v0.7. I already tried Project Cars...
Yes, though I only noticed ghosting type artifacts and only then most noticeable when cold and on contrasting colours. With 100% brightness I tweaked it in NV Control Panel to:
25% Brightness
60% Contrast
1 Gamma
75% Digital Vibrance
Looks good though Id like to know what others did too.
Nope. You can send it upto 80hz over 1080p but the panel drops frames which I confirmed with my camera. It looks like 2 frames dropped over the 1/5sec exposure time. Which presumeably make it pointless to push more Hz to it. I checked and it does the same at every freq. over 60Hz.
Ghosting...
Presumably to create a more cinematic 21:9 type display and get a boost in FPS while still being slightly larger than the 34" 1440p displays out there. Its the new thing for 4k users apparently!
I'm actually trying to ditch my 34" LG UC97 and do the opposite!
Only the Vizio 55"+ offer 120Hz (aka 240Hz effective mode). Im hoping to find something sub-50"..
http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/by-brand/vizio/m-series-2015
Also, just came across this:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1554580/got-a-wasabi-mango-4k-42-korean-ips-monitor-what-tests-to-run
42"...
Does such a thing exist yet? Even ignoring the 4:4:4 chroma requirement?
The Crossover 44k should have been this but no confirmation it support 120/144hz at any res yet.
The Vizio screens do this at 50"+ only but I want to use this as a (gaming) display and thats too big.