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I got the Dell P4317Q in December. Still $699 at MicroCenter. It look a bit longer (about 2-3 weeks) to get used to it, and I initially even thought of going
by antongribok 8y ago
I got the Dell P4317Q in December. Still $699 at MicroCenter.
It look a bit longer (about 2-3 weeks) to get used to it, and I initially even thought of going back to a 27" 4K, but now I absolutely love it.
Using it with a Gnome desktop and no scaling.
I typically sit 1 meter away (3 feet).
You can feed it either a single 4K signal or 4x 1080p signals. I've been meaning to experiment with multi 1080p functionality, but so far for me it's been used as a single display.
Only really use it with Netflix or VLC for "TV" functions (works great).
When working, I typically split it into thirds (so mostly portrait mode for each application).
- karmakaze 8y agoSounds close to the LG I'm considering with quartered inputs. Have you noticed your eyes drying out as others have mentioned? Also, do you use it as a TV in a dark room, IPS displays tend to have gray-ish blacks.
- antongribok 8y agoI haven't had any issues with drying eyes any more than usual. Regarding black blacks, I haven't had any issues that I've noticed, and I do do some minor photography work as a hobby with the monitor. In a dark room at night, I do switch to a different color profile, otherwise the screen is way too bright.
- karmakaze 8y agoThat's what I wanted to hear, re: blacks. I have enough feedback to know what to expect and I'm going for it. Thanks everyone, I thought it was a wild idea but not really in fact.
- marketgod 8y agoI do this with the Samsung QM49F. It's perfect and saves on desk space. I wanted the Dell but 43" was too small, soon I will get the 65" though as 49" is a bit small as well.