#5203168

Ziggymac

2015-12-08 12:49

I'd quite like one of these..the visual impact of a '32 screen more than makes up for the 1080p resolution, and besides you can just run it @1440p or 4K via DSR these days.

#5203209

Monchis

2015-12-08 15:23

I'd quite like one of these..the visual impact of a '32 screen more than makes up for the 1080p resolution, and besides you can just run it @1440p or 4K via DSR these days.

Problem would be the dot pitch I think, super sampling can´t change that.

#5203308

Reddoguk

2015-12-08 20:16

I can already see pixels on my 24" HDTV @1080. I bet on this Monitor the pixels will be so easy for our eyes to see especially if the DPI is low like 96DPI, unless you play at a distance. I think most of us like the Monitor/HDTV pretty close to our face.

#5203419

helder

2015-12-09 01:38

If this had 10-bit color (doesn't look it has it), it'd actually be very nice for medium-distance gaming and theater purposes (using media that supports it). 5 ms GTG isn't so great (I'm guessing closer to 12 ms in real-world use), but the viewing angles are perfect for watching movies.

#5203430

yasamoka

2015-12-09 02:42

I'd quite like one of these..the visual impact of a '32 screen more than makes up for the 1080p resolution, and besides you can just run it @1440p or 4K via DSR these days.

DSR will reduce aliasing and cannot come close to making up for a lower resolution. At that size 1440p and 4K would look quite a lot better.