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#5776045 Posted on: 04/03/2020 03:08 PM
I have a 4K 43 inch monitor (bdm4350) and can confirm that this is the right size if you want both 4K and no scaling.
Anything smaller and you will need 125%/150% to comfortably read native fonts.
I have a 4K 43 inch monitor (bdm4350) and can confirm that this is the right size if you want both 4K and no scaling.
Anything smaller and you will need 125%/150% to comfortably read native fonts.
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#5776056 Posted on: 04/03/2020 03:40 PM
I'm personally doubting what I'm going to get next as a PC display.
For a few years I had :
28" 30-60Hz G-Sync 4K Monitor
55" 60Hz 4K TV
Recently I switched my PC monitor and now I have:
27" 48-144Hz VRR 1440P Monitor (IPS)
55" 60Hz 4K TV
And I never use my 4K TV for gaming, even if I'm playing a joystick game like MHW. I'm more comfortable at 27" 1440p
28" 4K is a bit of a waste, probably 32" is a nice spot for 4K monitor.
(Except for text/reading tasks, for text, any 4K 13-32" monitor will always give you a nice PPI detail).
I'm personally doubting what I'm going to get next as a PC display.
For a few years I had :
28" 30-60Hz G-Sync 4K Monitor
55" 60Hz 4K TV
Recently I switched my PC monitor and now I have:
27" 48-144Hz VRR 1440P Monitor (IPS)
55" 60Hz 4K TV
And I never use my 4K TV for gaming, even if I'm playing a joystick game like MHW. I'm more comfortable at 27" 1440p
28" 4K is a bit of a waste, probably 32" is a nice spot for 4K monitor.
(Except for text/reading tasks, for text, any 4K 13-32" monitor will always give you a nice PPI detail).
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#5776094 Posted on: 04/03/2020 05:07 PM
Really nice monitor (and review of course), thanks Hilbert. I have the older "little brother" PG27UQ and I'd like to know if there really is no fan in PG43UQ and if PG43UQ uses FALD to achieve the high brightness. Thanks again
Really nice monitor (and review of course), thanks Hilbert. I have the older "little brother" PG27UQ and I'd like to know if there really is no fan in PG43UQ and if PG43UQ uses FALD to achieve the high brightness. Thanks again
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#5776096 Posted on: 04/03/2020 05:08 PM
This is a good edge-lit HDR1000 monitor. The problem with it is that it's way too expensive. I can find now where I live the 55inch LG C9 Oled at around 1100 euro VAT included. The problem is the size though.
The CX48 inch OLED soon to be released will also be around 1500 euros, so the price for this one is just unrealistic. For 900-1000 euro, it might be a good buy, even though edge-lit HDR is really not "real" HDR.
This is a good edge-lit HDR1000 monitor. The problem with it is that it's way too expensive. I can find now where I live the 55inch LG C9 Oled at around 1100 euro VAT included. The problem is the size though.
The CX48 inch OLED soon to be released will also be around 1500 euros, so the price for this one is just unrealistic. For 900-1000 euro, it might be a good buy, even though edge-lit HDR is really not "real" HDR.
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Although there is no way I'm buying this (way too expensive for features I don't really care about), I do actually like having a 43" display on my desk. It's kinda stupid for anything productive but it is great for media. Makes you feel much more immersed in the content.