DisplayPort and 4K

Re:DisplayPort and 4K by bsenftner on Monday February 17, 2020 @06:12PM (#22351824)

Speaking as a guy with six 4K monitors on my desk, get Samsung over LG. My two LG monitors are a bit soft, whereas the Samsungs are sharp as diamonds.

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Re:DisplayPort and 4K by thequux on Monday February 17, 2020 @07:11PM (#22352236)

My LG is a little over 4 years old (an LG 27MU67, sadly no longer produced), and the only complaint I have with it is that the capacitive buttons are difficult to use by feel. If I could get another monitor that's exactly the same, I'd do it in an instant.

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Re:DisplayPort and 4K by aiphex on Monday February 17, 2020 @08:29PM (#22352642)

I have a similar LG 27UD68. The game changer for me was taking off the anti glare coating. It's amazing the relief from eye strain that I got once it came off.

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Re:DisplayPort and 4K by bsenftner on Wednesday February 19, 2020 @08:36AM (#22365274)

For later reader: I've figured out I need to use the Display Port, not the HDMI port, to get true crisp 4K. Now the LGs are sharp too. :)

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Re:DisplayPort and 4K by TheOperator on Tuesday February 18, 2020 @12:42AM (#22353764)

>6 4k monitors How are you driving those by the way? 6x 4k support is an uncommon feature.

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Re:DisplayPort and 4K by bsenftner on Tuesday February 18, 2020 @08:37AM (#22355915)

Two separate Nvidia cards, not SLA'ed.

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