Recent content by metempirical

Looking for some speakers to join a specialist build I came across the Denon Ceol Carino N2 USB DAC & speakers set. Can anyone recommend something that fits a similar look, in the <£200 range? Small speakers, clean lines, white, minimal branding (i need to remove/cover branding too so if you...

having just adopted 48" 4k, I can understand it. It is not for everyone sitting about 60cm away from something about 20" tall, however if you do programming etc. it is amazing. I have such room with the IDE for watch, command, error, immediate, toolbox, property and solution panels, then coding...

I have another post about the 48" Panasonic 48CX400B that I bought at the weekend. its 4096*2160 @60hz 4:4:4 8 bit, really laggy but once in PC mode I dont notice it. I use that along with Display Fusion (software) and have set up the following profiles: 1X grid of 4k 2X2 grid of 1080 1X grid...

Dell has Rupaul working for them now?

Bloody Apple, becoming the Umbrella Corporation! away to have an iBanana.

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Excited about the Philips BDM4350UC I was disappointed by the image burn issues. I started to work over time, needed to double my budget for the Dell P4317Q after all. But alas, no, twas not meant to be. The same issue happening. So I consigned myself to buying a cheap tv for the next year or...

What id really like to see is something like 32" 3440*1440 curved screens, but 3 of them in a continuous panel. that or 27" 2560*1440 in a continuous set of 3 panels.

first card I bought was a Trident tvga 9000, followed by an s3 virge backed up by the 3dfx voodoo 2. ran that voodoo 2 combo until 2007 when i finally left Windows 2000.

This is one of the things that has had me quite confused about the matter. I have a 55" Samsung 4K SUHD TV in the lounge and its connected to my home media setup which uses Kodi. The kids leave it switched on all the time, so it can spend several hours depending on what I'm doing with the same...

The 40" panels are VA, whilst the BDM4350UC and the Dell P4317Q are both IPS panels - this first of their kind at this size I think. Despite both panels being exactly the same size, the Philips is meant to be one from a parent company manufacturer, whilst the Dell is meant to be LG AH-IPS panel...

seconded.

id imagine that size at 4k would start to feel like looking at a 1080p 42" from 18" looks like - rather pixelated.

Im a developer, using sql, visual studio and so on and like to play civ, cities skylines and id like to play stellaris on the new computer. oh and add eurotruck sim & rise of the tomb raider. would you say the 40" 60hz fits the above better?