4K TN Screen?

[mangafas]

Can you suggest me a good 4K Resolution TN screen not being more than 28 inches?

[Freaky_spider]

dell has one, its fricking expensive and your only option

 

thought you said under 28 inches

[Shd0w2]

Buy the Lenovo 4k laptop. Same price as a normal 4k monitor, with a free computer included ... It's like a 15 or 17 inch screen.

[Rambo]

Asus pb287q. I have one and I think it's great.

[mangafas]

Buy the Lenovo 4k laptop. Same price as a normal 4k monitor, with a free computer included ... It's like a 15 or 17 inch screen.

I have a pc!!!!

[mangafas]

What about this http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=bsd&cs=04&sku=210-ACHO ?

[wng_kingsley7]

Can you suggest me a good 4K Resolution TN screen not being more than 28 inches?

Probably the asus 4k monitor, it's built better than the samsung 4k monitor by a long margin.

[GoodBytes]

What about this http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=bsd&cs=04&sku=210-ACHO ?

Dell has what you want, a 28inch 4K, which you found yourself, however, the monitor runs only at 30Hz when at 4K. For 60Hz experience you need to drop the resolution to 1080p, which the image will remain sharp, as 4K is 4x 1080p, so you use 4 exact pixels to show 1 pixel. No half pixel. However, 1080p at 28inch is a bit on the big side, so you won't have a sharp image, like a 23 inch screen. It will be bit bigger than a 27inch 1080p screen, which, if you want to have a look, I am sure your local computer or electronic store might have.

In other hand, you have the ASUS PB287Q, which is a TN panel, 28inch, 4K, but goes at 60Hz. so that one might actually be interesting.

And like the Dell monitor, it is non-glossy, and has adjustable stand.

Remember that your graphic card NEEDS to have DisplayPort to enjoy 4K at 60Hz no mater the screen you have, and you use a DisplayPort cable without any adapters. You can't convert dual link DVI or HDMI to DisplayPort, is what I am basically saying.

[Captain_Slow]

Dell has what you want, a 28inch 4K, which you found yourself, however, the monitor runs only at 30Hz when at 4K. For 60Hz experience you need to drop the resolution to 1080p, which the image will remain sharp, as 4K is 4x 1080p, so you use 4 exact pixels to show 1 pixel. No half pixel. However, 1080p at 28inch is a bit on the big side, so you won't have a sharp image, like a 23 inch screen. It will be bit bigger than a 27inch 1080p screen, which, if you want to have a look, I am sure your local computer or electronic store might have.

In other hand, you have the ASUS PB287Q, which is a TN panel, 28inch, 4K, but goes at 60Hz. so that one might actually be interesting.

And like the Dell monitor, it is non-glossy, and has adjustable stand.

Remember that your graphic card NEEDS to have DisplayPort to enjoy 4K at 60Hz no mater the screen you have, and you use a DisplayPort cable without any adapters. You can't convert dual link DVI or HDMI to DisplayPort, is what I am basically saying.

 

ALL the 28inch 4k monitors, dell, asus, samsung, ALL of them use the SAME panel.

 

and you dont bloody need to drop it down to 1080p to get 60hz as long as you dont use HDMI and use DP instead.

 

All the panels are non glossy, all the panels have HDMI and DP

[mangafas]

Dell has what you want, a 28inch 4K, which you found yourself, however, the monitor runs only at 30Hz when at 4K. For 60Hz experience you need to drop the resolution to 1080p, which the image will remain sharp, as 4K is 4x 1080p, so you use 4 exact pixels to show 1 pixel. No half pixel. However, 1080p at 28inch is a bit on the big side, so you won't have a sharp image, like a 23 inch screen. It will be bit bigger than a 27inch 1080p screen, which, if you want to have a look, I am sure your local computer or electronic store might have.

In other hand, you have the ASUS PB287Q, which is a TN panel, 28inch, 4K, but goes at 60Hz. so that one might actually be interesting.

And like the Dell monitor, it is non-glossy, and has adjustable stand.

Remember that your graphic card NEEDS to have DisplayPort to enjoy 4K at 60Hz no mater the screen you have, and you use a DisplayPort cable without any adapters. You can't convert dual link DVI or HDMI to DisplayPort, is what I am basically saying.

I will roll with the asus one.

[GoodBytes]

ALL the 28inch 4k monitors, dell, asus, samsung, ALL of them use the SAME panel.

 

and you dont bloody need to drop it down to 1080p to get 60hz as long as you dont use HDMI and use DP instead.

 

All the panels are non glossy, all the panels have HDMI and DP

Incorrect sir.

While the panel is the same, true. The internal circuit, backlight and panel configuration/calibration differs.

If you look at Dell website, they specifically say that the monitor does 4K 30Hz. It was also talked here about it. Check reviews too. They'll all say that the Dell one can only do 30Hz at 4K, despite using DisplayPort 1.2, and a powerful dedicated GPU that can run at 4K 60Hz. The internals that Dell uses, isn't fast enough to support 60Hz, despite the panel itself can be pushed to 60Hz. In other words, Dell lack of proper internals specification, leads to be the bottleneck of the display.