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Dell UltraSharp 32in 8K UP3218K Monitor Available for 4999 USD
Dell recently announced their UP3218K monitor, not just something Ultra HD, it handles 8K Ultra HD at 7680x4320 pixels @ 60 Hz at 100% of the Adobe RGB- and sRGB color spaces. The pricing is confirmed at 4999 USD, the display is available now.
Dell: In 2015, they brought you the UltraSharp 34 Curved Monitor with its innovative curved display and the UltraSharp 27 Ultra HD 5K Monitor with its stunning 5K resolution – both CES Innovation Award Honorees. In 2016, we announced our first OLED Monitor and brought the innovative InfinityEdge technology, that debuted in 2015 on XPS 13, to the monitor portfolio. This year, they announced an extensive new lineup of innovative monitors, including the Dell UltraSharp 32 Ultra HD 8K.
Dell UltraSharp 32 Ultra HD 8K Monitor (UP3218K)
With the new UltraSharp 32 Ultra HD 8K Monitor (UP3218K), they’re pushing the boundaries of innovation to feature four times more content than Ultra HD 4K resolution and 16 times more content than Full HD in addition to 33.2 million pixels of resolution compared to a 5K monitor’s 14 million pixels of resolution. The new UP3218K offers breakthrough realism with the finest details and color-critical performance for a truly transcendent visual experience thanks to Dell PremierColor, which offers 1.07 billion colors and 100 percent Adobe RGB and 100 percent sRGB, and an unprecedented 280 ppi to view most images in native format.
Pricing and availability
The Dell UltraSharp 32 Ultra HD 8K Monitor (UP3218K) is be available since March 23 on Dell.com in the United States starting at $4,999. I guess we should call it a 5K costing 8K model ;)
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#5411819 Posted on: 03/24/2017 12:25 PM
My GTX970 can drive it. For whatever purpose this panel was made. Probably media editing.
edit: nope. Way too mich pixels.
Does this thing even work on consumer-level GPUs? I think at least nvidia doesn't allow 8K on anything less than Quadro cards? Or was that 10K?
My GTX970 can drive it. For whatever purpose this panel was made. Probably media editing.
edit: nope. Way too mich pixels.
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#5411825 Posted on: 03/24/2017 12:33 PM
" I guess we should call it a 5K costing 8K model
"
Think you meant an 8k costing 5k
" I guess we should call it a 5K costing 8K model
"
Think you meant an 8k costing 5k
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#5411839 Posted on: 03/24/2017 01:00 PM
https://www.nvidia.no/graphics-cards/geforce/pascal/gtx-1080-ti/#redirected
Yes it can be run by new high end graphics card - it hits right up at the max.
Does this thing even work on consumer-level GPUs? I think at least nvidia doesn't allow 8K on anything less than Quadro cards? Or was that 10K?
https://www.nvidia.no/graphics-cards/geforce/pascal/gtx-1080-ti/#redirected
Yes it can be run by new high end graphics card - it hits right up at the max.
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#5411847 Posted on: 03/24/2017 01:33 PM
8K? On 32 inch? Useless.
And I don't buy this "media editing"... at 8K it is impossible to edit anything without using huge magnification, up to the point when visible "pixels" size is the same as on any 1080p screen.
And using 8K on 32 inch just to "appreciate" the final result is plain stupid, and actually still useless, because at such tiny pixels it is almost impossible to see the difference with smaller resolution version.
8K? On 32 inch? Useless.
And I don't buy this "media editing"... at 8K it is impossible to edit anything without using huge magnification, up to the point when visible "pixels" size is the same as on any 1080p screen.
And using 8K on 32 inch just to "appreciate" the final result is plain stupid, and actually still useless, because at such tiny pixels it is almost impossible to see the difference with smaller resolution version.
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Does this thing even work on consumer-level GPUs? I think at least nvidia doesn't allow 8K on anything less than Quadro cards? Or was that 10K?