The most expensive monitor!

z3r010 · 15 Sep 2013

It would be awful to use for day to day stuff like surfing, my main 3 screens are 2560x1440 and I need to have everything zoomed in to make it readable or not look lost on the page.

Wrend · 15 Sep 2013

z3r010 said:

It would be awful to use for day to day stuff like surfing, my main 3 screens are 2560x1440 and I need to have everything zoomed in to make it readable or not look lost on the page.

Yeah. I just use 1366×768 for Windows so I can see what I'm doing, and that's on a 46 inch "monitor." Granted, I sit several feet away from it though. I leave the 1920×1080 for movies and games.

kbrady1979 · 15 Sep 2013

z3r010 said:

It would be awful to use for day to day stuff like surfing, my main 3 screens are 2560x1440 and I need to have everything zoomed in to make it readable or not look lost on the page.

Is that at the normal DPI? Also, how far are you away from them?

z3r010 · 15 Sep 2013

Normal dpi from a few feet away.

kbrady1979 · 15 Sep 2013

Reason I ask is because I'm looking to upgrade to that resolution sometime in the near future. Thanks

Tonsgaard · 23 Sep 2013

linnemeyerhere said:

response 8ms....yikes that's nothing to brag about?

This. I would probably aim for something with 1-2ms, but the other specs are truly awesome

linnemeyerhere · 23 Sep 2013

Exactly but wouldn't 8ms be rather laggy while gaming. My current monitors are 3ms and do an ok job, not sure at what ms rating the speed will impede viewing pleasure?

Solarstarshines · 23 Sep 2013

My monitor is 1ms but still gaming on the internet you will still get Ping lag and you will see it drawn out but most of the time it's straight and crisp