Buurvrouw
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Hmm, Then I'd rather go for the Gigabyte ones and I also saw this website. They have some more listed.. https://www.displayninja.com/new-monitors/ I will check them out how they are.
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4k on a 27" doesn't make sence.. even not on a 28". 32" is like the minimal size for a 4k for me. 27" / 28" is good for 1440p.. What my use case is, is that I do office work mainly and then sometimes game on it.
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So which one would you choose? My feeling goes towards the Asus PG32UQ. As I now have a Asus 24" monitor and these monitors seem very good. As I am very happy with it, but it's only 1080p and 24". Any one knows something about it's release in Europe?
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Thanks for your answers. I did some research and it seems that soon these will be released: ROG Swift PG32UQ Gigabyte M32U What do you guys say about them?
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Hey ya'll, I need more space on my screen for my side hussle and I want to upgrade to a 32" 4k gaming monitor, min. 120hz. A gaming monitor because I sometimes game and a high refresh is awesome also when just doing office work. What would the experts here recommend? Price max. 1100€ Thanks so much <3
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I observed the behavior of my speakers and it seems it was really the interconnect cable. Now I also don't have any problems anymore with my TV's optical and the cables...
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Yes I thought that too, but I went back to what was before and what I have changed and from there I took it one by one and found out that it's not the optical connection. It was my interconnect cable that was not good enough for the speakers. Probably something to do with grounding what is non existent on UTP cables.. I am upgrading these regarding the interference that is occurring with my gear. I ordered S-FTP cables so I have a more stable connection with my slave speaker and also that less or none at all interference is going thought the network cables.
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Hi, I think I found the problem and it was what I think it was the interconnect cable. I didn't thought that it could be, but the original what I think is a S/FTP or a STP cable. This will ground the speaker because they have an internal connection outside of the interconnects. What I was using was a cat 6 UTP cable. Now I am using an FTP cable and I have no problems either. So I think if you want to upgrade the cable, the cable needs to be at least foiled. I am now buying S-FTP cables for my complete network environment. Thanks! and I probably have questions in the future regarding sound that I would like to ask you Have a good one!
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I will keep you updated
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Btw could it also be that my phone is causing some interference? I moved it away and I am now checking. I am also checking the original cat6 cable that came with the kefs.. it all started when I moved the speakers and bought other cables... I hope it's that because I don't want to exchange my speakers...
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Thanks! btw, I have a spike yoga mat at home, will this work as a diffuser / absorber? https://www.google.com/search?q=Yoga+mat+spike&rlz=1C1CHBF_deDE847DE847&sxsrf=ALeKk00tib-wWqSu7RxeTE_9Zxq2lulwMA:1585042294993&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjmqMnX5rLoAhVUmMMKHTxLB7gQ_AUoAXoECAwQAw&biw=1920&bih=947 I think it looks perfekt for a diffuser right?
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Btw, do you have any tips on room treatment? My current room is quite lively and I want to kill some echo, resonance.. I think I already made a good and cool defuser, but still some walls and the ceiling are plain. Thanks!
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Thanks for confirming it. This will then be the way I will choose. Now the Pro 2019 edition needs to be in stock first
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Hmm, I am also looking into the option to buy a Nvidia Shield TV Pro and connect my Dragonfly Red and then an AUX cable to the RCA in on the KEFs. Yes it's more sensitive for noise, but I don't have to use my TV, because I really think my TV is the problem. Yesterday again, I was watching some Netflix and listening to some music on my PS4 Pro and nothing. No weird things have happened. THE ONLY THING IS: is that my PS4 Pro uses a LOT OF ENERGY for streaming like wtf. I measured it and it uses for 4K HDR streaming on Netflix ca. 225W of power. For me if I buy a shield it would pay out after only one year. So I save energy and got the Shield for "free" if I choose this route. The cool thing is, is that the Dragonfly is supported on Android anyway and I use that stick for so many other things too So this will be for me I think the best route. I only want to use my TV for it's dumb TV capabilities and let a special device handle everything else. But there are not many devices on the market that are good for the purposes that I want.. unfortunately.. Yes I think I will buy a Shield TV Pro What do you think about this idea?
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