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[Newegg] Acer XB280HK 28" 1ms 3840x2160 Widescreen LED Backlight G-sync Monitor for $599!

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Newegg is currently having its Spring Weekend sale, and there is an awesome deal on an Acer XB280HK 28" 1ms 3840x2160 LED display with G-Sync for $599 with promo code EMCARKW22. Offer expires on Sunday April 19 at 11:59 PM PST, get it while it lasts!

 

EDIT: I forgot the link http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009658

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Newegg is currently having its Spring Weekend sale, and there is an awesome deal on an Acer XB280HK 28" 1ms 3840x2160 LED display with G-Sync for $599 with promo code EMCARKW22. Offer expires on Sunday April 19 at 11:59 PM PST, get it while it lasts!

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Cool, but it's got a pretty small refresh rate window :(

60hz is small?

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TN Panel?! NO Thank you!

A lot of gaming monitors are tn. The difference is not even that noticeable

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TN Panel?! NO Thank you!

ok, find me a reasonably priced IPS, or heck, VA, g-sync 4k monitor.

If I've said something wrong, please correct me

 

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A lot of gaming monitors are tn. The difference is not even that noticeable

 

ok, find me a reasonably priced IPS, or heck, VA, g-sync 4k monitor.

One: Yes, it is THAT noticeable. Two: a 60hz refresh rate TN?! 60?! Double no.

Think about it like this: you could buy that for now - but as soon as you can afford to, you're gonna replace it. The new monitors(4k ips gsync 144hz) should be out in a few months(if not sooner). Then you'll be all "Shucks, I wish I had waited...*sniffle."

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One: Yes, it is THAT noticeable. Two: a 60hz refresh rate TN?! 60?! Double no.

Think about it like this: you could buy that for now - but as soon as you can afford to, you're gonna replace it. The new monitors(4k ips gsync 144hz) should be out in a few months(if not sooner). Then you'll be all "Shucks, I wish I had waited...*sniffle."

lol 4k IPS G-Sync 144Hz monitor? more like glhf payin the bill on that one LOL

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One: Yes, it is THAT noticeable. Two: a 60hz refresh rate TN?! 60?! Double no.

Think about it like this: you could buy that for now - but as soon as you can afford to, you're gonna replace it. The new monitors(4k ips gsync 144hz) should be out in a few months(if not sooner). Then you'll be all "Shucks, I wish I had waited...*sniffle."

In a few months?

Brah closest estimates are more than an year.

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One: Yes, it is THAT noticeable. Two: a 60hz refresh rate TN?! 60?! Double no.

Think about it like this: you could buy that for now - but as soon as you can afford to, you're gonna replace it. The new monitors(4k ips gsync 144hz) should be out in a few months(if not sooner). Then you'll be all "Shucks, I wish I had waited...*sniffle."

I agree, IPS is much better than TN, but some people r in the market for a monitor NOW. And besides, for things like competitive CS:GO TN is better than IPS.

If I've said something wrong, please correct me

 

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Really Old Desktop 
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 Laptop Which I Use For Everything: 
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I agree, IPS is much better than TN, but some people r in the market for a monitor NOW. And besides, for things like competitive CS:GO TN is better than IPS.

I thought the only reason TN was good was it had high refresh rates. But this one doesn't.  60Hz, thats all. Not 144 like some TN panels.

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I thought the only reason TN was good was it had high refresh rates. But this one doesn't. 60Hz, thats all. Not 144 like some TN panels.

Faster response time.

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I thought the only reason TN was good was it had high refresh rates. But this one doesn't.  60Hz, thats all. Not 144 like some TN panels.

There is less grey to grey time with a TN as oppose to other monitors, which applies mainly to competitive players such as my example of counter-strike.

Example: premium TN panels have response times of ~0.5 to 1 ms of response time, input lag on IPS panels are 4 (on very rare occasions) to about 8 or ten. Not an issue for most people, but an issue for some. TN panels generally also have better motion blur characteristics.

If I've said something wrong, please correct me

 

My Builds:

Peripherals: 
Keyboard: Roccat TKL Pro Cherry MX blue, Mouse: Roccat Kone XTD, Headset: Currently apple earbuds, planning to upgrade to hyperx cloud or hyperx cloud 2 
Really Old Desktop 
 Processor: Intel Core i7 920, Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-FX58-DS4, RAM: 9GB Corsair XM3 (3*3GB in triple channel) 600 or 800mhz, Graphics Card: Asus 8400GS passive, Asus GT630 4GB if i can get it working, Case: Cheapo Throwout case with most of the standoffs missing, HDD: Some old 80GB hard drive, PSU: Thermaltake Toughpower 550w, Monitor: 32" Kogan TV, OS: Fedora 13 
 Laptop Which I Use For Everything: 
Processor: Intel Core i5 3337U, RAM: 8GB (2*4GB) 1600MHZ, Graphics Card: Nvidia 710m HDD/SSD: WD Black2 Dual Drive, OS: Windows 8.1 
 40 GB/s Network Tester
Processor: Some really good Intel Core i3, Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H67N-USB3-B3, Ram: Corsair Value Select 4GB (2*2GB) 1600MHZ, Graphics Card: Integrated, Case: Some 1U rackmount mini-itx case with no front bays, HDD: Seagate Momentus 5400, 250GB 2.5" 5400RPM, PSU: Enchance 250W 80+ Bronze 1U power supply, CPU cooler: Cooljag double ball bearing 1U cooler (70DB! 70DB!), NIC: Mellanox 40Gb/s QSFP+ PCIe 3.0 8x NIC, Monitor: any ones lying around, or 32" Kogan TV, OS: CentOS 6.2 (I Think)
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