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Vega, what's the visible effect of what you mention? Do you mean the backlight flickers?
Price keeps falling
now $1699 on Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00OKSFXZU/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER
Once they hit $1300-1400 I am in
Anyone with impressions of this thing yet?
Seems like nearly anyone ever bought one :\
I think I'm in at $1200... I do wish, however, that we could move away from two DP cables to get this to work.
DP 1.3 is scheduled for next year.
DP 1.3 is scheduled for next year.
I'm more interested in the LG 5k 31.5" later this year
Is there any info on it? If hey have wide gamut, I'm interested. 31.5 is definitely more interesting than 27". Be awesome if it has DP 1.3 too
I'm more interested in the LG 5k 31.5" later this year
I really hope for a 54" 5k display (same DPI as 27" 1440p) being released as well.I'm more interested in the LG 5k 31.5" later this year
That would help.
Let's also throw in an OLED panel and get a single GPU powerful enough to drive it![]()
never heard of this monitor ?
Is it confirmed to come out this year?
Link?
I really doubt that is from a WalMart as the shipping waybill from Dell is right there on the box.
Nothing confirmed as far as I know...
Google for: LG LM315
I really doubt that is from a WalMart as the shipping waybill from Dell is right there on the box.
I really doubt that is from a WalMart as the shipping waybill from Dell is right there on the box.
Picked one of these up at Walmart of all places
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will post some impressions after a little use, but damn if text in Win 8.1 isn't tiny @ 5k![]()
There's been more news for LM315QQ1 in April
Its AdobeRGB gamut and 1300:1 contrast ratio.
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/news_archive/33.htm#lg.display_panels
tftcentral said:We also have some updates on the 31.5" sized 5k resolution IPS panel we discussed back in January. We now know the panel part will be the LM315QQ1 and the specs have been updated as follows - 5120 x 2880 resolution, 16ms G2G response time (may be improved with overdrive circuits), 1300:1 contrast ratio (high for an IPS panel!), 350 cd/m2 brightness, 178/178 viewing angles, Adobe RGB colour space. It's not due to go into production until Q3 so don't expect to see any monitors with it for a while, probably not until the end of the year at best. Likely to be very high end and expensive given the specs of the panel.
well, i guess you have to account for the time to develop and test an overdrive circuit, i think the electronics are not made by the panel manufacturer, but rather by the display manufacturer.
then housing, quality control, etc etc etc etc i don't think it's THAT simple![]()
Impressions after a couple days of use-
Dumping my Philips 4k and making this my new main(at least until the 32" LG comes out)
HP's 5k monitor, the Z27q, is now shipping. I believe it uses the same panel as the UP2715K. But its retail price seems to be a bit lower. Has anyone tried it?
Great info... btw, what LG are you talking about?
Also, how does gaming look at 2560x1440? or 4k. Blurry?
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/lg-working-on-31-5-inch-ips-panel-with-5k-resolution.html
Running the monitor at anything less than its native display makes everything look blurry, usable but blurry/un sharp.
One of my two UP2715Ks has broken today. It only displays the right hand half of the screen, stretched horizontally. At first I suspected a driver bug, but another UP2715K connected to the same PC with the same cable works fine. I have asked Dell to replace it under warranty.
Yikes - That's exactly the fear on the "2 panels in 1" type of Monitor setups. Glad warranty has you covered!
I think I'm waiting for 5k to come to a single panel and single cable solution.
...single-cable 5K for dedicated monitors will likely depend on the Thunderbolt 3 spec rolling out in earnest.
Yikes - That's exactly the fear on the "2 panels in 1" type of Monitor setups.