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What are your thoughts on this 39" Korean 4:4:4 4k monitor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o553bTyFElQ

Would you say this Vizio Model: M43-C1 is a better buy? I read it has a 4:2:2 4k panel as well. If anything does it have a faster chipset?

It does feel a tad more responsive. I don't have any equipment to test this on however. Perhaps the Silo is different in that regard.. although they all use the same 4k panel do you also believe they share the same chipset as well?

My Polaroid has a mode called Graphic for HDMI. Also known as Gaming Mode on a lot of TV's.. Basically by changing the HDMI mode to graphic, the HDMI output (be it gaming console, pc, or cable) bypasses "extra" processing features of the TV that make the game and TV broadcasts look crappy...

Try it! if you don't like it take it back.

I've been running out of ram on my two 970s.. hopefully DX12 will fix this with ram stacking because 3.5GB will not cut it for 4k gaming.

...seen this once on my TV. I turn the TV off and back on haven't seen it since.. this was two months ago.

Its 4:2:2

I wonder if you set it at 3840x2160 30fps will it hold those setting in memory after going back to 60fps.

Would someone like to call and ask them the code to get in the service menu? I can get it even better with tint adjustment.

I just used this to calibrate my TV.... wish I could set tint but with digital(HDMI) connections the TV greys out that option. If and when someone gets the service menu code we could adjust tint. brightness 42 contrast 32 color 63 <This might change if I were able to adjust tint tint 50...

Got my 970s today!

Right behind you buddy! :p lol, I got two 970s coming in the mail this week.

I pulled out an old VGA cable and hooked it up and its 4:4:4 @ 1080p 60 frames.

900 series are full DirectX 12 cards.

20/20 or no 20/20 without scaling you will appreciate the larger size... those icons/text will get tiny.

Found this "Test image : http://abload.de/img/chromaresmzjib.png And here are examples of what it should look like: 4:4:4 display - the "4:4:4" text is darker than the background, and "4:2:2" should barely be visible. 4:2:2 display - the "4:2:2" text should be brighter than the background...

That's true. It would be a better option to just to sale his old card and get a 960.

I don't think they will be that much... display-port 1.2 to hdmi 1.4 adapters cost under $10

The TV is 4:2:0 or 4:2:2. If its 4:2:2 you will see a increase in picture quality. No one has verified which one it is however it's definitely not 4:4:4. You don't have to get a 960.. there are display-port 1.2 to hdmi 2.0 adapters coming soon.

I was told to set sharpness to 0 on another 4k display.. It seems 4k is such a high resolution sharpness is pretty much not needed. remember to set the tv to 60hz on nvidia control panel.. since we're(kepler users) doing the 4:2:0 down sampling to achieve 60hz It might not be doing it...

Before setting HDMI to Graphic I put sharpness to 0 ...but the Graphic mode probably override that anyways. I agree there is a sharpness to it.. I'm still waiting for someone to find out the service menu code. We can than set sharpness ourselves.

I never lost sight that I was buying a HDTV. It would never be as fast as a dedicated PC monitor... specifically one that's not pushing as many pixels as this TV.

Since going back to the PC monitors what are somethings you miss on the Quasar?

What GPU are you using? You could be maxing out your ram. 4k is a lot.. I'm running BF4 on High settings on a 780 ti.

Don't you need some sort of testing gear for that? Or are you talking by sight?

There are other things can effect lag such as the equipment you are using even down to the HDMI cable.. we're talking milliseconds. I have my TV set to HDMI graphic* with a HDMI 2.0 cable. Don't know if the cable helps but if it can get data to the TV faster..

Quasar has a S-MVA panel. Doesn't the Korean 1440p monitor have a IPS? There are always trade offs. A IPS display cant touch a S-MVA black level but IPS have better color accuracy, viewing angles and slightly better response time. These new breed of VA panels have better response time over IPS...

Okay, I see what you mean.. in Paint I set the image to 1280x720 blue text is unreadable.

It's native resolution.. I'm not zooming in. Here's the link http://cdn.avsforum.com/b/b4/b4a44044_vbattach208609.png

Yes, 60hz

If you can read the blue text it's 4:4:4. You shouldn't be able to read the blue text on 4:2:0. What is this TV? ... Why am I able to read the blue text?

Here's a pic from BF4. I tried to do a screen grab but it only took a screenshot of the Origin browser... so here's a image from my camera.. yes my camera suck petergunn, I run two 780 ti in SLI. When playing BF4 I run the game on HIGH settings and average 90 fps. Ultra setting has me between...

There is one little hiccup however.. when you reboot your PC the TV sometimes says "unsupported signal" I found a workaround other than restarting your PC a million times hoping it syncs up.. *Press source on your remote and choose another HDMI port.. lets say 3. After it connects press...

Yep, it will work. I use a 780 with HDMI 1.4

I'm running a 780 ti

Here's a couple pictures after applying petergunn setting. Let me assure you its my camera giving it a little fuzzy look.

Thanks, I'm logging in those setting now!