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So Dell claims that the "screen performance" of the P2815Q is supposed to be on par with their 24 in. and 32 in. 4K models. If it has a TN panel and only runs at 30 Hz at 4K, then this would seem like contradictory information. Granted, "screen performance" can be used subjectively but if these specs are true, I don't see how Dell's statement is defensible, but I guess $699 for a 4K IPS display really seems too good to be true.
Either way I agree that this information would alienate a lot of potential buyers. If it were TN but ran at 60 Hz at 4K, then I think gamers would still be very interested. But 30 Hz on top of being TN? I can't see a big market for that.
Amen to thatWhenever companies start using vague terms like "screen performance" you know there's a critical flaw involved somewhere.
This is the fastest I've gone from technolust to kill it with fire in quite some time.
I am not so sure about this 30Hz thing. All sources are pointing to Forbes that might as well made a mistake...
This. Just save the materials for something else.They might as well cancel this garbage.
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It's usually 30hz per Hdmi. 2 Hdmi split into the panel to give 60hz. It should be 60 hz via DP on one connection however.