ASUS to offer 23.6-Inch 4K IPS Gaming Monitor with HDMI 2.0

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Good luck finding cursor and reading text in games!
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Good luck finding cursor and reading text in games!
You know, scaling has been invented.
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Right, buy 4k gaming monitor and play games at HD resolution. Genius.
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@Sverek, don't know what you mean. But I play since the introduction of 4k screens with that resolution and with the earlier mentioned scaling it's perfect. So, gaming in 4k and use the normal desktop apps in 4k it's picture quality is stunning.
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Right, buy 4k gaming monitor and play games at HD resolution. Genius.
What? wth are you even talking about? scale the ****ing text or UI depending on what you're doing, you're still using 4K...
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Scaling is perfect? LOL! Mac OS Users?
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You know, scaling has been invented.
Buying a 23'" 4k monitor makes no sense. Scaling isn't even close to perfect and isn't even functional in some situations. If you scale text in some programs it just gets blurry (photoshop, illustrator, aida64, Maya). A monitor should only run at native resolution; Anything you do to adjust is just firmware or software emulation.
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Scaling is perfect? LOL! Mac OS Users?
haha, agreed, really LOL
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Buying a 23'" 4k monitor makes no sense. Scaling isn't even close to perfect and isn't even functional in some situations. If you scale text in some programs it just gets blurry (photoshop, illustrator, aida64, Maya). A monitor should only run at native resolution; Anything you do to adjust is just firmware or software emulation.
Huoh...... real scaling - not resolution change. All modern operating systems have proper scaling options. It changes the DPI, scales icons (because they are vectors etc) and etc etc. Same principal like what apple is using in its retina displays. Or How you think you can see anything from for example retina ipad or common 1080p mobile phone? Sometimes pixel density is must. And even though you can't see any use for this, there are people who appreciate this.
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Huoh...... real scaling - not resolution change. All modern operating systems have proper scaling options. It changes the DPI, scales icons (because they are vectors etc) and etc etc. Same principal like what apple is using in its retina displays. Or How you think you can see anything from for example retina ipad or common 1080p mobile phone? Sometimes pixel density is must. And even though you can't see any use for this, there are people who appreciate this.
How many modern games actually support scaling?? I had issues at least couple with WQHD, 4K would be hell.
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Dangit 1440p at 24/25" would have been perfect. A $260-300 monitor that doesn't need vsync or antialiasing would just buttrape the industry over. Dell/Acer do it please...
Check Dell U2525H / P2416D
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I agree in what you say about scaling in some applications, it's just the problem the developers have to get a good scaling. Such as TeamSpeak for example, when I'm using that it irritates me that I've got good quality scaled Windows 10 @ my Dell UP2414Q, but I can't read the menu options because it's too small to do it.
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I think there's been a mistake, because a 23.6" monitor with a 16:9 aspect ratio has a width of 20.57" and a height of 11.57" and thus based on its 3840x2160 Resolution its pppi equals 3840/20.57=186.69 ppi. (or 2160/11.57=186.69 ppi)
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How many modern games actually support scaling?? I had issues at least couple with WQHD, 4K would be hell.
Well, I had some experience with 4k - it's great for text (200% scaling in desktop), and you switch to FullHD if your hardware can't handle it in games. 24" is perfect for 100% FullHD. Each pixel from game gets mapped to 2x2 square on screen, there's no blur etc. Unfortunately, it can't be done reliably on WQHD.