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There was at least one discussion of it here a few days ago based on one of the first actual reports[0]. [0]: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2084966/dells-28-i
by ics 13y ago
There was at least one discussion of it here a few days ago based on one of the first actual reports[0].
[0]: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2084966/dells-28-inch-4k-desktop-monitor-will-only-cost-700.html http://www.pcworld.com/article/2084966/dells-28-inch-4k-desk...
- camelCasefail 13y agoThanks, I found this[1] 4k 28" Asus that does 60hz natively for $799. Lenovo seems to be releasing one in the second quarter too. Seems like Dell is really shooting themselves in the foot by limiting their monitor to 30hz. [1]http://pcdiy.asus.com/2014/01/pb287q-4k-for-the-masses/ http://pcdiy.asus.com/2014/01/pb287q-4k-for-the-masses/
- jd007 13y agothe cheap 4k monitors @60hz are all (all the currently announced ones at least) TN panels though, so sure you get a cheap 4k monitor but color quality/viewing angles suffer as a result. coming from a IPS/PLS 1440p panel which i use now, im not sure if i would be ok with that trade off. what i truly want/am waiting for is a 4k IPS or PLS panel capable of 60hz at the sub/near $1k mark
- signify 13y agoMaybe it will be possible to unlock the Dell 28" 4k to do 60hz on displayport. The panel should be capable of supporting it, it might be a firmware restriction. edit: Looks like the Dell 28" is a TN as well, that's unfortunate.