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I am able to run Windows 10 in 4k at 100fps with display port using the Alienware curved 34in monitor (it supports 100+ fps) . The hardware behind it is describ
by dzink 7y ago
I am able to run Windows 10 in 4k at 100fps with display port using the Alienware curved 34in monitor (it supports 100+ fps) . The hardware behind it is described in this unfinished blog post (https://blog.dianazink.com/constructing-a-deep-learning-desktop-in-2020 https://blog.dianazink.com/constructing-a-deep-learning-desk...).
I built this rig for machine learning and I spend a lot of hours coding every day. Any other setup gives me headaches and eye exhaustion, including Apple’s otherwise excellent Thunderbolt display (60fps). The high fps on the Alienware is the number one criteria i now use for buying a monitor or TV. It has made me more productive by far (feels like two monitors in one by real estate).
- Kirby64 7y agoYou sure you don't mean the UltraWide 3440x1440 120Hz (or 100Hz, overclockable to 120Hz for the old version) Alienware monitor? I'm not aware of any curved monitor they make that is also 4k. At 3440x1440x120Hz, you're only pushing ~14.5Gbit/s. DP1.2 or HDMI2.0 supports it fine, but that's it. It's even worse than a 4k 60hz monitor. You literally cannot use anything besides HDMI2 or DP1.2 to drive the display.