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Silver Alicorn posted:I made my monitor 4 inches taller congrats on rotating your tablet to portrait?
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:"little-known Japan-based company named Eizo" go gently caress yourself digital trends
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:at computer viewing distances its fine. you need to be like 3 foot away for high dpi to be worth it in the 20"-whatever sizes well it depends on whats your computer distance. i usually sit so i cant reach the monitor with my arm, and at 100% scaling im comfortable with ~100 ppi. could go a bit higher, but wouldn't want to overdo it. hence, without universal hi-dpi support (which is not my use case), i'd prefer at least 32" screen if its 4k
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some 32"-37" inch 4k would probably be nice though, given a new computer. would most likely be enough with a single monitor too
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:the goal on a small 4k is to get a high dpi with insanely crisp text Notorious b.s.d. posted:at 37" i'm gonna want a lot more than 4k pixels the goal of a small 4k with windows is to find something that doesn't support hi-dpi
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:then your goal is stupid and you should stop Notorious b.s.d. posted:doing 4k at 100 dpi results in a 43" monitor
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echinopsis posted:sometimes you cant move forward in every single direction at once why do you need a fan in a toilet tho
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echinopsis posted:how does windows deal with dynamic ranges last i heard it could figure colours out so when gpu manufacturers switch to using windows hdr mechanism in drivers, people began rolling back to older driver versions that worked without window sthing
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ConanTheLibrarian posted:how long will it take before hdr monitor prices fall to the point where theyre not much more expensive than their current non-hdr equivalents? are we talking a year or like four or five? four or five i'd say. atm software developers still havent figured hidpi screens, and hardware manufacturers are still not making actual hdr computer monitors. everyone just tacks on some hdr derivation, like dell with u2518d - it has "dell hdr" that uses narrower colour gamut and like a third of brightness than what hdr10 standard reocmmends hell, the standards havent been figured out yet, there's at least half a dozen of major competing versions
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