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pagancow posted:i will not talk to you unles you're planning on buying one of these lol that price tag for non 4K
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pagancow posted:i will not talk to you unles you're planning on buying one of these those switchable colour spaces sound a fuckin shitload like "modes" 2 me
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LP0 ON FIRE posted:lol that price tag for non 4K that's 4k btw
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pagancow posted:i will not talk to you unles you're planning on buying one of these As expected the one monitor you won't make fun of is one that hasn't been released yet.
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FYI I am pretty sure most of the non-U Dell models at this point are 6-bit panels with dithering. Helps with ghosting and is probably a good compromise if you're doing home office + games stuff but I'd avoid it for graphics work. You can see it on my older screen if you look really closely but overall not too bad.
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qirex posted:that's 4k btw why
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qirex posted:that's 4k btw doesnt have 4000 pixels on either side, it is not 4k
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4K resolution, also called 4K, refers to a horizontal resolution in the order of 3840 (or 4096) pixels and vertical resolution in the order of 2160 pixels.[1] Several 4K resolutions exist in the fields of digital television and digital cinematography. In the movie projection industry, Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI) is the dominant 4K standard. In television and consumer media, 4K UHD or UHD-1 is the dominant 4K standard.
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if you put more pixels into a computer it gets heavier its just science
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my goth gf posted:if you put more pixels into a computer it gets heavier not a monitorian here, but
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qirex posted:that's 4k btw lol
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"3.84k" performed horribly in market testing
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qirex posted:"3.84k" performed horribly in market testing you surely mean 2016p or hd-plus
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qirex posted:4K resolution, also called 4K, refers to a horizontal resolution in the order of 3840 (or 4096) pixels and vertical resolution in the order of 2160 pixels.[1] Several 4K resolutions exist in the fields of digital television and digital cinematography. In the movie projection industry, Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI) is the dominant 4K standard. In television and consumer media, 4K UHD or UHD-1 is the dominant 4K standard. i don't care what wikipedia says, if you have any less than 4 thousand pixels horizontally or vertically, then you're a scammer
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back in the days when people still used cordless phones the phone companies made a huge deal out of moving from 2.4 ghz to 5.8 ghz frequency phones then when the vastly superior DECT came out since it was "only" 1.9 ghz they changed the name of the entire standard to "DECT 6.0" because then people would believe it was better than 5.8
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were the older 900mhz phones in the same frequency band as some cellphones? I remember those having excellent range and wall penetration but tons of interference problems
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cinci zoo sniper posted:you surely mean 2016p or hd-plus ultra hd lmao imagine a world where we called it hi-di
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carry on then posted:ultra hd lomarf
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cinci zoo sniper posted:lomarf lomarf plus
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echinopsis posted:lomarf plus surely himarf
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qirex posted:"3.84k" don't doxx smoka by posting his most recent tax return's gross income
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mishaq posted:don't doxx smoka by posting his most recent tax return's gross income lmao
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mishaq posted:don't doxx smoka by posting his most recent tax return's gross income
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surebet posted:i quite enjoyed that family of display doing financial/operations/coding, i had a set of smaller p2217hs at my last gig: lol you sit next to the copier and somebody's spare wardrobe your office is literally a closet, like, to hang clothes in. you are held in the same esteem as brooms and rarely-needed pantsuits
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:lol you sit next to the copier and somebody's spare wardrobe he's got a window though, so he's still ahead of a cube
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:lol you sit next to the copier and somebody's spare wardrobe lol they installed that printer because of me, part of that job involved creating training docs. i prob murdered a small forest. not clothing in the back, textile samples. adjust your shaming accordingly.
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hmm subtitles out of safe frame, subtitles that color that shows up good on NTSC, but somehow is projected on an HDTV image arial font rendering no dropshadow/box 
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Bloody posted:pagancow, tell me about this xb271hu monitor that people keep hootin and hollerin about  hahahah ok lets take a look at this pos 2560x1440 8-bpc IPS like display (AHVA but to human eyes it's basically the same characteristics, but different technology so no patent infringement) sRGB gamut only (lol) no backlight flicker (good) no hardware LUT (though OSD calibration is pretty good, while being oversaturated, so you'll need software LUT to correct your colors. 144hz G-sync (Less than 7 MS response time) 1 full sized DP only out of box calibration:  lol at $750, you can get hardware LUT monitors for this price, so it's overpriced and you get to look like a tool with red lights on your monitor. There are cheaper gamer trash monitors than this if you really think your game is somehow being hampered by response time instead of your ability to git gud (aside i whomped yall in quake with a 30ms 60hz display, but the gibs were all correct in color mfers) edit: this monitor would have been good maybe 4 years ago, but HDR is out now so welp pagancow fucked around with this message at 01:40 on May 15, 2017 |
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El Laucha posted:I've been using a Dell U2412M screen for the past 4-5 years now and its great, but I've been wanting to upgrade to 27-30", or maybe go dual u2412m? most monitors decay past calibratibility after 4 years. CCFL backlights die in 5 years, so have fun.
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my goth gf posted:calibrate my dang balls text me 
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echinopsis posted:those switchable colour spaces sound a fuckin shitload like "modes" 2 me hardware luts (which is what color spaces are) are calibrated and engineered from the factory to perform to a certain spec so you can get your job done without chasing your tail wondering if your poo poo looked correct modes on a monitor are just something slapped on to overcome the limitations of the display not being able to even hit sRGB (a standard built for the average 1994 CRT) because poo poo gamer trash poo poo made for gamers who think red lights will make them frag better instead of really understanding that its u, the problem why u cannot get a positive kdr so u just say "i could have gone pro had I just had the acer hu28xi ssync model with the flame stickers on the side with the red trim because thats what fata1ity used and hes worth at least eleventy billion dolalrs since im just right there to sell motherboards with my name on it, they will be called "asrock XxX420ButtToucherXxX420 l337" but yeah youre right, other than that, no difference.
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Salt Fish posted:As expected the one monitor you won't make fun of is one that hasn't been released yet. been living in the future for a while now. why can't you?
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qirex posted:4K resolution, also called 4K, refers to a horizontal resolution in the order of 3840 (or 4096) pixels and vertical resolution in the order of 2160 pixels.[1] Several 4K resolutions exist in the fields of digital television and digital cinematography. In the movie projection industry, Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI) is the dominant 4K standard. In television and consumer media, 4K UHD or UHD-1 is the dominant 4K standard. lol thats a lot of words but guess what Bloody posted:doesnt have 4000 pixels on either side, it is not 4k
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pagancow posted:"asrock XxX420ButtToucherXxX420 l337" mods
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doesn't everyone just use a reference monitor?
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yeah let me trust the same people that make dead pixels to do calibration. ill just eyeball it myself
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