Recent content by NomadicSoul

Thanks Pendragon1. I'm going to try something different as well, reason why I edited the thread lol

I work with construction drawings all day, and 5K on a 27" is not a waste. I can see far more of the blueprints than I can see in 4K and lower resolutions. I use windows 10 on 175% dpi and I don't lose that much work space. I'm ready for that 8K resolution. I wonder if that would eliminate...

Two HP Z27Q Monitors @ 5120 x 2880 resolution.

Yeah I'm going to keep it. I tried another displayport to hdmi cable and it didn't work so it must be the video card. While I was in the store I found one that was reasonably price at $150 that would work with my power supply. Now it's running great @ 60hz Thanks for your input guys.

I got to admit though, it's still very nice at 2560x1440 @ 60hz. I forgot how working at 60hz feels like. But I need the extra space pixels for work. I'm going to try a different displayport to hdmi and see if it works. If not I'll just have to with the dell monitor. I know they have some...

Is there a reason why the displayport to hdmi adapter is not working?

Yeah, I tried that too.

Yeah I'm starting to think that I would need a different video card to run it. At least one that has an HDMI output to run it at 30hz. I was hoping a displayport to hdmi would at least have me running at 30hz but it doesn't even recognize the monitor. I knew that my card would've probably...

I know, but it can still run the Dell P2815Q at 3840 x 2160 (30Hz). I think I'll just going to send back the samsung and stick with dell.

I just bought a samsung 28ud590 because it was on sale. I'm about to return it because I can't get it to show the 3840x2160. I just wanted to see if I'm missing something. At work I have a Dell P2815Q that runs at 3840x2160 @ 30hz on a Quado FX 580 video card using a mini display port cord...

Wow, thanks for the tip GoldenTiger, I did not realize they had a similar size and price that could run at 60hz.

Haha wow I feel so silly right about now. Thanks for your reply Pbassjunk. For some reason I was thinking that a 55" would provide more content space. I forgot that resolution doesn't work that way. Heck in that case I'll be better off buying another 28" 4K Monitor or better yet a 5K" Monitor.

I'm in the construction industry and in the past few years we have gone to onscreen review of blueprints instead of paper. Standard size for me is 30"x42" and 36"x24". I never considered using a TV as a monitor because I started with a Dell 30" monitor at 2560 x 1600. Then I moved to a...