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Should I buy this monitor?
Carter Taylor
Alexander Allen
Maybe.
What are you going to be using it for?
Hunter Perez
yes because retards like you fund the industry
buy it and never figure out how to properly use it
Caleb Mitchell
Programming
Camden Reyes
elaborate
Samuel Rivera
It's currently the best monitor for pixel density and productivity.
No GUI scaling is required in windows and you can have 4 1080p things open at once, or have 1/3rd of the screen for terminal/text editor, then the rest for web browser, movie, chat windows, etc, etc.
Like having multiple monitors without bezels.
Colton Cruz
Why not a cheaper but similarly sized monitor, and use a tiling wm?
Carson Stewart
You're just going to watch Chinese cartoons on it while shitposting Sup Forums.
Nicholas Roberts
>tfw waiting for 32:9
Easton Walker
Pointless until Chinese cartoons are produced in 4K.
Xavier Davis
What cheaper similar sized monitors exist with that pixel density?
Also, it's just advertised as a multi client monitor, it doesn't do anything special, it's just 4k resolution so you can have 4x1080p sources if you want.
Adrian James
just
Luke Reed
With small Chinese eyes they already look 4K. Will not be improved upon.
Caleb Taylor
>tfw waiting for ultrawide 8k for VR headsets and I can have a virtual desktop
Thomas Hughes
I don't see why not. Consider it a business investment.
Kevin Jenkins
Buy a decent Samsung TV with 4:4:4 chroma
Zachary Ross
No. It has a well known issue that will drive you insane.
A power "feature" that causes flickering depending on where your Contract/Brightness levels are at.
This is a well known issue and that is why Dell is slashing the price on this otherwise amazingly specced behemoth.
Dominic Walker
>4:4:4 chroma
How does this help? specifically for a non-gaymers
Levi White
Separate but related question: I want a nice big screen I can install in my office that I just use for viewing excel/r/chrome whatever. Should I just grab a cheap 32" TV?
Jace Morales
You'll be wanting to rip your eyes out in no time. Especially if it's some shitty 720p TV.
Nicholas Jackson
Absolutely.
You can get your 1080p monitors and vesa mount them in a single configuration and set up eyefinity as you like, but the price premium more than justifies the convenience of having an all in one accuracy.
These particular panels are (obviously) IPS and have great viewing angles.
Watching 4k on them is fun too.
The multi-client gimmick is great if you have multiple systems connected concurrently (look into synergy for mouse/clipboard sharing), you can set up a mac, windows, linux box etc. to a single monitor, making it invaluable for any power user.
disclaimer I am a Dell Shill
Brayden Perry
We'll finally have a way to watch hidamari sketch the way it was meant to be watched.
Adrian Thomas
4:4:4 chroma is for best quality colors/res
John Russell
It's for proper text rendering.
Isaac Rogers
Adding to this. Just get one of the "B stock" Korean monitors off ebay.
I've had mine for two years and it's great. You can overclock it as well (have mine at 120hz at the moment).
Asher Ortiz
lmao interesting, probably the first product that is cheaper in my country than US, by quite a lot(200$)
Fuck you, now i want it but i still can't aford it
Hunter Ross
I wouldn't mate, looks like someone has drawn a bunch of squiggly lines on the screen.
Landon Walker
It's for proper text rendering like they said, it's complete ass without it
There are korean monitors as well that are 40" 4k, some TVs work fine as well
Parker Green
>power the monitor on
>use the monitor
wow, I am a professional now
Grayson Clark
philips makes a 4k 40 inch for 800$
Jaxon Butler
this OP
Mason Gray
>Not buying the Dell 8K monitor
Logan Bell
made me chuckle
Bentley Davis
>being able to read the text on you monitor