#5558845

AzzKickr

2018-06-20 10:10

"The exhibits included a 27-inch Ultra HD 144Hz high refresh rate gaming monitor panel" Over what cable/interface ? :P

#5558847

alanm

2018-06-20 10:18

Will have to be HDMI 2.1 for it to work without resorting to chroma subsampling above 98hz.

#5558884

FeDaYin

2018-06-20 12:40

This means they need a good video processor to control the LEDs individually and only Sony does that very good on their high-end TVs. For example Samsung on Q9FN, it clips details near black so the screen appears blacker than it should, waste of FALD, is not actually controlling individual zones, if Samsung can't do it on a $4000 TV with 480 zones, why a monitor could do it with thousands of zones?

#5558893

Rx4speed

2018-06-20 12:53

Who are they marketing a 4k 144hz 27" monitor to? And who buys this, especially with no current cable able to run those specs?

#5558894

Fox2232

2018-06-20 12:57

Rx4speed:

Who are they marketing a 4k 144hz 27" monitor to? And who buys this, especially with no current cable able to run those specs?

I would expect it to be handled via MST then. 2 cables, each handling 1/2 of screen.

#5558896

Rx4speed

2018-06-20 12:59

Fox2232:

I would expect it to be handled via MST then. 2 cables, each handling 1/2 of screen.

I did not know using two cables was possible. Thank you. Still, 4k@27" is a bit overkill IMHO.

#5558901

Denial

2018-06-20 13:22

Rx4speed:

I did not know using two cables was possible. Thank you. Still, 4k@27" is a bit overkill IMHO.

There are definitely diminishing returns at that scale but you have to remember that the human eye can see a misalignment between two lines up to 1800 PPD. By comparison a 4K 27" display being viewed 3' away is only 106 PPD.

#5558928

warezme

2018-06-20 14:46

Fox2232:

I would expect it to be handled via MST then. 2 cables, each handling 1/2 of screen.

Why would you need two cables? A small processor could pass the brightness level on to a secondary chip that controls the location and brightness of the minileds or duplicate the signal if needed. Two cables would be to cumbersome and complicated.

#5559008

Fox2232

2018-06-20 17:33

warezme:

Why would you need two cables? A small processor could pass the brightness level on to a secondary chip that controls the location and brightness of the minileds or duplicate the signal if needed. Two cables would be to cumbersome and complicated.

As mentioned by Rx4speed, current standard ends at 4k@120Hz, not 144Hz. Dual cable solutions were here long time ago. You simply enable it in monitor and it merges Left and Right part each from different Cable. In PC, you simply set desktop as 2 screens next to each other. Nothing complicated. Primitively simple.

#5559091

fry178

2018-06-21 00:06

What a joke. I rather would have individual led control (sony) or even fald RIGHT NOW, rather than mini led down the road.. Since sony has the 43in xbr, might just get that, rather than a moni this time..

#5559110

Vipu2

2018-06-21 02:19

Soooo, are these good or not? Will these have anything close to OLED pixel response for example?

#5559123

fry178

2018-06-21 04:11

The tv? So far any content i played on the Z9D, matched the oleds (65A1E/A8F) for black levels. But they dont make anything smaller than 65 for the Z9D. The 49 is at least Fald, so big improvement over any monitor . But i found a couple of 43 lg/viewsonic monis i want to check out first, as they run about half of what the 49X900F costs.