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wingyiulam

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Mar 17, 2018
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Hi all,

I am looking for a 4k or 5k IPS monitor for graphic work, color needs to be accurate. what are the choices in the market.

is Dell UP2715K fully support 5k on cmp? it seems to be a nice monitor.

Thanks,
Wing
 
Hi all,

I am looking for a 4k or 5k IPS monitor for graphic work, color needs to be accurate. what are the choices in the market.

is Dell UP2715K fully support 5k on cmp? it seems to be a nice monitor.

Thanks,
Wing


Hi wing, I'm interested in the same. I've seen some nice LG 45 displays, but not sure my cMP 2009 4,1 > 5,1 with a (coming) MSI Radeon 560 will support them.

It would be useful if you state what GPU you have!

Mike
 
Hi wing, I'm interested in the same. I've seen some nice LG 45 displays, but not sure my cMP 2009 4,1 > 5,1 with a (coming) MSI Radeon 560 will support them.

It would be useful if you state what GPU you have!

Mike

Hey Mike, I have EVGA SC2 GTX 1080 TI. I am worry getting any 4k or 5k monitor due to lag of support in USB C and thunderbolt.

Wing
 
Hi all,

I am looking for a 4k or 5k IPS monitor for graphic work, color needs to be accurate. what are the choices in the market.

is Dell UP2715K fully support 5k on cmp? it seems to be a nice monitor.

Thanks,
Wing

The 2715k isn't available in a lot of markets, and has never really been a turnkey reliable monitor from reports. Have a look at Benq's SW270 if 4k is acceptable.
 
I'll be that guy I traded a 30" ACD for a 4K Samsung and now I wish I hadn't to keep the screen readable I have to run scaled to 1080.
 
got it... for me as well, but the issue is I work with tons of apps and windows open, and it helps in that respect. However, as you point out, its all very small, so its a lot of zooming in :)

It would be nice if there was a way to assign a screen resolution to particular apps so for example Ps could be native but browsers/finder/terminal are scaled.
 
that'd be awesome! I wonder if it is possible...
I thought that if you told Apple OSX that it was a "retina" monitor that the UI would be doubled in size - but that "retina-aware" apps would use native resolution for video/image windows.

Did I get that wrong?
 
I thought that if you told Apple OSX that it was a "retina" monitor that the UI would be doubled in size - but that "retina-aware" apps would use native resolution for video/image windows.

Did I get that wrong?
Hm, true. Double-resolution images.
 
Photoshop at 4k


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Photoshop at 1080

Screen Shot 2018-11-26 at 8.42.36 PM.png


I could hang with PS in 4k but it makes the rest of the UI too small.
 
It would be nice if there was a way to assign a screen resolution to particular apps so for example Ps could be native but browsers/finder/terminal are scaled.

I think SwitchResX may have something to do with application specific settings. Have a look in that direction?
 
I just wish the interface/GUI was able to be larger on my Samsung 28" 4K (3840x2160 @64Hz). How come Apple hasn't come up with a solution for my resolution devolution? Feel free to add some rap to this.
 
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