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Thanks I was able to figure it out under Nvidia control panel and went into Customize under Change Resolution.
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Would yall recommend this a monitor for programming and some light gaming? I'm wondering if my surface pro 2 will have a problem running it...
Hi everybody, I got my Seiki 39" two days ago, 2 day delivery from Amazon to Italy is quite amazing
I have attached the Seiki to my 670 GTX. On the DVI there is also my 27" from Dell. On the second DVI I had my Eizo 23" but with that one attached Windows seems to be slower less responsive and Aero is not working. So I moved the 23" to the Intel 4000.
Its running fine more or less but I have found 2 "problems".
1) When watching 4k videos especially on youtube I have pretty heavy tearing. I tried to run the 4k only and no other screen on the 670GTX but didnt help. I have some mp4 that seem to run a little bit better but still tearing going on. Enabled adaptive vsync doesnt help very much.
Is this something I gotta live with, is the 670 not fast enough or is there some secrete sauce?
2) When I shut down the Seiki via remote it gets undetected by windows and windows moves all programs and windows around. This doesnt happen with the other monitors on DVI. Is this a driver issue or a Seiki/HDMI one?
Hi everybody, I got my Seiki 39" two days ago, 2 day delivery from Amazon to Italy is quite amazing
I have attached the Seiki to my 670 GTX. On the DVI there is also my 27" from Dell. On the second DVI I had my Eizo 23" but with that one attached Windows seems to be slower less responsive and Aero is not working. So I moved the 23" to the Intel 4000.
Its running fine more or less but I have found 2 "problems".
1) When watching 4k videos especially on youtube I have pretty heavy tearing. I tried to run the 4k only and no other screen on the 670GTX but didnt help. I have some mp4 that seem to run a little bit better but still tearing going on. Enabled adaptive vsync doesnt help very much.
Is this something I gotta live with, is the 670 not fast enough or is there some secrete sauce?
2) When I shut down the Seiki via remote it gets undetected by windows and windows moves all programs and windows around. This doesnt happen with the other monitors on DVI. Is this a driver issue or a Seiki/HDMI one?
What CPU do you have? I have a 670 FTW OC'd pretty heavily and I've no issues with youtube @ 4k.
2: My seiki does this too, but I don't use desktop icons so I've no issue with it. You might want to look into stardock fences. It costs but it works pretty well.
Hi everybody, I got my Seiki 39" two days ago, 2 day delivery from Amazon to Italy is quite amazing
I have attached the Seiki to my 670 GTX. On the DVI there is also my 27" from Dell. On the second DVI I had my Eizo 23" but with that one attached Windows seems to be slower less responsive and Aero is not working. So I moved the 23" to the Intel 4000.
Its running fine more or less but I have found 2 "problems".
1) When watching 4k videos especially on youtube I have pretty heavy tearing. I tried to run the 4k only and no other screen on the 670GTX but didnt help. I have some mp4 that seem to run a little bit better but still tearing going on. Enabled adaptive vsync doesnt help very much.
Is this something I gotta live with, is the 670 not fast enough or is there some secrete sauce?
2) When I shut down the Seiki via remote it gets undetected by windows and windows moves all programs and windows around. This doesnt happen with the other monitors on DVI. Is this a driver issue or a Seiki/HDMI one?
my dad wrote an app to store all the icon locations on his (on multiple monitors). Maybe i can see if he is willing to distribute it.. this was due to all the times icons got fux0rd when eyefinity groups broke when he was running off his VP2290b (3840x2400 via 4x single link DVI).
It says Panel Info CMI-V500DK1_LS1
Do you think it is a problem that I have 2 monitors connected to the same graphicscard. As far as I can remember when I tried with the 27" disconnected tearing was the same
Surface Pro 2 works just fine at 30Hz using http://www.amazon.com/Accell-B086B-008B-UltraAV-DisplayPort-Adapter/dp/B00ESFEUSG
Interesting, I flashed the 50 firmware - at least I thought I did, might try it again.
It depends on the movie, but this one here (new gh4 promo) is a perfect example of horribleness
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptjUFr16i3M
2) I dont care about the 3 icons I have on the desktop but I have a application that uses many single windows that are arranged in a certain way. I can't shut down the monitor during lunchbreak cause they all get moved around that's my issue ..
Yes, the tearing is only happening when watching 4K movies on 4K fullscreen resolution.
I have some demo mp4 that when watched with movieplayer classic are playing more or less fine.
It depends on the content, a static camera with actors moving is fine but that youtube video with aerial footage where the whole screen/camera moves produces tearing without v-sync and some flickering/bad edges with v-sync.
I thought a 670GTX should be powerful enough to update 4k@30hz .. how is it going to be on a 60Hz full 4K screen?
I'm running a 3770K @ 4.2ghz so cpu should not be the problem
Can you try that youtube video I posted above?
The first clip, the roast duck one, absolutely kills it. Best 4k sample ever. The others are ok, but not as sharp and a lil noisy.
I'm in exactly the same boat, and won't be gaming on mine either. I just bought THIS and hope it gets me by for a few months.Also, I am looking for a temporary video card to hold me over until I upgrade my current 3ghz core2duo system... I really want the cheapest card that will run 4k for productivity (ms office). I am not playing games on this box! Would a 1gb hd 7750 cut it well enough? I will probably dump the card in 6 months....
That clip is fantastic. That clip probably represents what will be possible with 4k Blu Ray. But broadcasting and streaming will be similar to the rest of the clips. Netflix has already commented that they intend to use something like a 13-14Mbps stream requirement for 4k content. I can't imagine Cable/Sat/Fiber being more than 20-23Mbps streams at most , probably less with the newest codec.
Still a true 4k Blu Ray at 50+Mbps is just sexual.
Well after reading this entire thread (wow) I wanted to offer thanks to all the hard work that has gone into enhancing the experience with an imperfect product! I recently picked up my 39". Has anyone who has been in contact with Seiki inquired about a new firmware since it was discovered that the 50" firmware is better? It seems like that they could get some credit by just copying the 50" and properly setting the EDID and releasing it? I am honestly worried that Seiki like so many companies do is off looking at the next product to release and forgetting about who got them here!
Also, I am looking for a temporary video card to hold me over until I upgrade my current 3ghz core2duo system... I really want the cheapest card that will run 4k for productivity (ms office). I am not playing games on this box! Would a 1gb hd 7750 cut it well enough? I will probably dump the card in 6 months....
I'm just basing it off this...
http://www.reddit.com/r/Surface/com...pro_2_supports_4k_2160p_output_screen/ceioqmj
Is he wrong? Are you actually using it?
Is anyone able to achieve resolutions between 1080p and 2160p at higher than 30hz on a Mac?
I run mine at 1440p at 60 Hz. Hackintosh, 10.8.5, 650 Ti, and the patch below. Apparently the patch will not work in 10.9 currently, but that may be resolved with 10.9.2. I run 1440p because, for some reason, it absolutely crawls at 4k/30 Hz. I don't mean lag, but simple things like opening browser tabs takes longer. Works perfectly fine in Windows 7.
https://code.google.com/p/mac-pixel-clock-patch/wiki/Documentation
I flashed the 50 firmware onto my 39 to play with 120 Hz, but found that it caused a lot of blanking behavior. Has anyone else experienced this? It's completely resolved by loading the most recent 39 firmware.
Also the card that white_devil listed is a about the cheapest card I could find that will run the display. Some of the newer GT 630m's that are PCI-E x8 are the newer kepler cards that can properly drive the display without issues (even in linux). I had researched this a few weeks ago when my co-worker got the 39 inch version and just wanted to get the cheapest thing that would work on linux.