I have some scalling issues in some apps where it is a bit blurry, but that is in stuff i never use like MSI Afterburner. Firefox looks great, chrome looks great, office looks great, webpages look great. I cannot go back to 1080p.
Also, people saying you can't notice the difference between 1080p and 4K? You guys cannot be serious.
I have some scalling issues in some apps where it is a bit blurry, but that is in stuff i never use like MSI Afterburner. Firefox looks great, chrome looks great, office looks great, webpages look great. I cannot go back to 1080p.
Also, people saying you can't notice the difference between 1080p and 4K? You guys cannot be serious.
I have to agree. I picked up a UP2414Q a week ago and I have had nothing but an awesome experience. 4k gaming and videos look amazing and my Dell 2408WFP looks like crap now. I've turned it sideways and use it for forum viewing now since it's no good for anything else.
Anyone who says you can't see the difference between 1080P and 4k has not made the transition to high-DPI screens. Once you have, you can't really go back.
Edit: I have a pair of 280X's and have not had any framerate issues. Obviously battlefield 4 is a little difficult to cap at 60FPS but the games I play regularly (Mostly Diablo 3) have run perfectly.
I have some scalling issues in some apps where it is a bit blurry, but that is in stuff i never use like MSI Afterburner. Firefox looks great, chrome looks great, office looks great, webpages look great. I cannot go back to 1080p.
Also, people saying you can't notice the difference between 1080p and 4K? You guys cannot be serious.
some of you are exaggerating a bit as I guarantee none of you could tell the immediate difference in games between 3200x1800 or 1920x1080 on a 23 inch screen without looking closely. even 3200x1800 on this small screen does not cut out all the aliasing or crawling and it does not make the picture that much crisper over all. I have to look for things like fences or power lines to even really see the difference.
my eyes are perfect and I stand by what I said. nothing you say will change what I have seen right in front of me. if you were right here it would be hilarious to see you starring at the screen trying to spot the differences. lolMust suck to have that bad of eyes. Just switch to console if you cant see the difference immediately.
my eyes are perfect and I stand by what I said. nothing you say will change what I have seen right in front of me. if you were right here it would be hilarious to see you starring at the screen trying to spot the differences. lol
yeah you have to check to see what programs are available in at least "super hd" but I know Breaking Bad is NOT one of them. its not even full HD.I thought you needed 15Mbps minimum (and consistent) to use '4k' Netflix?
I use quotation marks since I've read several times that what Netflix offers is definitely not as good as the (little) 4k content that can be purchased in HDD form.
Oh yeah, and as I recall your choices are limited to Breaking Bad and House of Cards. Both excellent series but still a drop in the ocean that is television
yeah you have to check to see what programs are available in at least "super hd" but I know Breaking Bad is NOT one of them. its not even full HD.
EDIT: my bad they do offer it in 4k now
EDIT 2: I just checked and Breaking Bad is still not even full HD for me as its max speed is only 1750. some other shows I checked go to 5000. you can check by pressing "ctrl" "shift" "alt" and "s" at the same time while show is playing.
I thought you needed 15Mbps minimum (and consistent) to use '4k' Netflix?
I use quotation marks since I've read several times that what Netflix offers is definitely not as good as the (little) 4k content that can be purchased in HDD form.
Oh yeah, and as I recall your choices are limited to Breaking Bad and House of Cards. Both excellent series but still a drop in the ocean that is television
being a hater? about what? I have been watching the series off and on and knew that it was not in full HD a while back. I googled to see that it was supposedly being offered in 4k now and then clearly edited my post. I then actually checked and yet again clearly edited my post to say its not in 4k for me. so again what are you talking about saying I am a hater?Yes it is in 4k you just have to have a TV and the correct area as they are rolling it out. I did more research. Stop being a hater.
24" and 4k. You must have the DPI scaling in Windows cranked.
some of you are exaggerating a bit as I guarantee none of you could tell the immediate difference in games between 3200x1800 or 1920x1080 on a 23 inch screen without looking closely. even 3200x1800 on this small screen does not cut out all the aliasing or crawling and it does not make the picture that much crisper over all. I have to look for things like fences or power lines to even really see the difference.
downsampling is the same thing as running higher resolution. when I use 2560x1440 it looks better than 1080 and performs just like 2560x1440 does. and then 3200x1800 looks even better and cleans up the edges even more. going back to 1080 does look slightly more blurry and has more jaggies but its not a massive difference that blows me away.3200x1800? what? Do you mean upscaling? I can assure you no amount of up scaling looks anywhere near as good as native 4K. Maybe you should have a look at a real 4k monitor before making statements like that.
this coming from the person who says windows has perfect scaling? lolWait so you're not even running 4k native yet you're commenting on the clarity of it? GTFO.
this coming from the person who says windows has perfect scaling? lol
maybe go learn about downsampling instead of living in a world of rainbows and unicorns.