4K G-Sync monitors?

[Titanicium]

Hello all

 

I am currently happy with my rig, but there is two things I want to improve: Get a 4K IPS monitor and get 2 880s in SLI.

 

I can't get the 880s yet of course so does anyone know/what do you guys think about when the first G-Sync 4K monitor/G-Sync compatible monitors will hit the market?

 

Let the discussion begin or the links fly if this has already been answered/discussed

[defunkt]

A few years. The only monitors with g-sync will probably be gaming monitors to... soo...

[Joshyy]

2-3 years atleast, and then they will be TN, As IPS doesn't support G-Sync. 

[Matsy]

G-sync doesn't support IPS.

So yeh

[Titanicium]

A few years. The only monitors with g-sync will probably be gaming monitors to... soo...

 

 

2-3 years atleast, and then they will be TN, As IPS doesn't support G-Sync. 

 

 

G-sync doesn't support IPS.

So yeh

 

Well that is a effective way to kill of my exitement...

 

Any news on the first 4K IPS monitors at around 1000 USD then? I saw something about a Dell monitor here somewhere, but I can't find it and I think that was a 24 inch monitor whereas I kind of want a 27 inch monitor...

 

Any advice?

[Matsy]

Well that is a effective way to kill of my exitement...

 

Any news on the first 4K IPS monitors at around 1000 USD then? I saw something about a Dell monitor here somewhere, but I can't find it and I think that was a 24 inch monitor whereas I kind of want a 27 inch monitor...

 

Any advice?

http://www.techpowerup.com/195282/dell-launches-24-inch-ultra-hd-monitor-preps-28-inch-model.html

 

"The UP2414Q should be available shortly and will feature an IPS panel with 99% AdobeRGB and 100% sRGB coverage and 178/178 degree viewing angles, an 8 ms GTG response time, a contrast ratio of 1,000:1 (dynamic contrast ratio is 2,000,000:1), a media card reader, a 4-port USB 3.0 hub, HDMI, DisplayPort and Mini DisplayPort inputs, and a stand enabling tilt, swivel, pivot and height adjustment. This one will cost $1,399. The P2815Q is scheduled to arrive early next year priced at under $1,000."

 

The LTT topic: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/83156-dell-up2414q-24inch-4k-display-priced-affordable-and-28inch-cheaper-varient/

[Alex(PlayMedium)]

A few years. The only monitors with g-sync will probably be gaming monitors to... soo...

 

 

2-3 years atleast, and then they will be TN, As IPS doesn't support G-Sync. 

 

 

G-sync doesn't support IPS.

So yeh

umm yes gsync does support IPS panels, there is no reason for it not to. It also supports 4K already afaik, so I don't see why it should take very long at all to be honest.

[Matsy]

umm yes gsync does support IPS panels, there is no reason for it not to. It also supports 4K already afaik, so I don't see why it should take very long at all to be honest.

 

Nothing has been said about it working on IPS/VA.

It could be in future, maybe....doubt it though...

[Alex(PlayMedium)]

Nothing has been said about it working on IPS/VA.

It could be in future, maybe....doubt it though...

I think they said it somewhere in this video that it isn't limited to TN:

http://youtu.be/KhLYYYvFp9A?t=1h3m9s

I'll edit my post if I find out where it was said

 

EDIT: Found it, video starts at the desired point.

Tom Petersen:"There is nothing about the gsync technology that is related to a monitoir res. If you think about it our module is designed to work with many different panel resolutions and it has a programmable portion that will allow us to configure that module to understand multiple different panels.