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3,1k $ monitor?! why? wtf

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I know the technology is new and all but 3.1k usd for a monitor? jesus christ why is it so overpriced? I could go to australia and get married 4 times for that money

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1 minute ago, zindan said:

jesus christ why is it so overpriced?

Because 4K144hz panels are not cheap to manufacture, nor can yields be good right now.

G-Sync tax.

Q-dot is still fairly new and thus still not as cheap to manufacture as it could be.

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Patents and product exclusivity. Yes, I hate it just as much as you do.

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Keep in mind the Swedish taxes and other lovely fees attached to the price tag on netonnet. 

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25 minutes ago, zindan said:

I know the technology is new and all but 3.1k usd for a monitor? jesus christ why is it so overpriced? I could go to australia and get married 4 times for that money

Australian here. Can confirm. Will sell myself for marriage for 4k 144hz Gsync gaming monitor.

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18 minutes ago, Spotty said:

Australian here. Can confirm. Will sell myself for marriage for 4k 144hz Gsync gaming monitor.

I think he'd be cutting it close. Average flight prices from Sweden to Australia seems to be about $2000 (though I guess once married, you could stay in Australia, so no return). The price of getting married 4 time and divorced at least 3 times seems like it would take it over $3100.

 

I'd take the monitor. 

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2 hours ago, Oshino Shinobu said:

I think he'd be cutting it close. Average flight prices from Sweden to Australia seems to be about $2000 (though I guess once married, you could stay in Australia, so no return). The price of getting married 4 time and divorced at least 3 times seems like it would take it over $3100.

 

I'd take the monitor. 

I can find a cheaper flight, hire a lamborghini + a sweet ass house and start making arrangements with them gold diggers. 

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2 hours ago, Drak3 said:

Because 4K144hz panels are not cheap to manufacture, nor can yields be good right now.

G-Sync tax.

Q-dot is still fairly new and thus still not as cheap to manufacture as it could be.

still... the price for the companies to make these monitors are like 60% less than the product( mass production)

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2 hours ago, Cheezdoodlez said:

Keep in mind the Swedish taxes and other lovely fees attached to the price tag on netonnet. 

yeah true dat. 

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It's simple - this is the best 4k monitor on the market and, as with everything, you need to pay exponentially more for the last couple % of performance. 

 

It has more than double the refresh rate of their current lineup. 

 

And it's new. Full HDR, G-Sync and Quantum Dot. 

 

Want it cheaper? Wait few years for the technology to catch up. Asus' first 4k monitor was sold for $3500 MSRP, by the way. That was in 2013.

 

https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/asus-4k-resolution-monitor-available-for-pre-order/

 

Now they sell their 4k ROG monitors for $800-900 and more pro oriented for around $1200. What a time to be alive ;-) 

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8 hours ago, Lathlaer said:

It's simple - this is the best 4k monitor on the market and, as with everything, you need to pay exponentially more for the last couple % of performance. 

 

It has more than double the refresh rate of their current lineup. 

 

And it's new. Full HDR, G-Sync and Quantum Dot. 

 

Want it cheaper? Wait few years for the technology to catch up. Asus' first 4k monitor was sold for $3500 MSRP, by the way. That was in 2013.

 

https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/asus-4k-resolution-monitor-available-for-pre-order/

 

Now they sell their 4k ROG monitors for $800-900 and more pro oriented for around $1200. What a time to be alive ;-) 

good advice. I wanna se the tech in 10 years from now

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