Good deal. This monitor will do 75hz with a DP cable and will let you daisy chain if you buy them in multiples. True 10 bit panel at 1440/75hz at this price point is hard to pass up.
It's important to note that Geforce cards only support 10 bit when running in fullscreen exclusive, hardware accelerated programs.
This will be perfect to pair as a side monitor with my very similar XB271HU. Basically the same monitor but with gsync and 144hz. Kind of amazing that those two things alone can add $300 to the price... =/
This will be perfect to pair as a side monitor with my very similar XB271HU. Basically the same monitor but with gsync and 144hz. Kind of amazing that those two things alone can add $300 to the price... =/
Now that you mention it, I have an XF270HU(basically the AMD equivalent) and you're right, this would make a great side monitor. Quite a decision.
Good deal. This monitor will do 75hz with a DP cable and will let you daisy chain if you buy them in multiples. True 10 bit panel at 1440/75hz at this price point is hard to pass up.
It's important to note that Geforce cards only support 10 bit when running in fullscreen exclusive, hardware accelerated programs.
Are you sure it supports daisy chain? It seems to have only one DP port.
I have this monitor and am very impressed with the quality. Great colors, resolution, 75hz refresh, and a great stand for an incredible price.
I just checked my settings and it's 8-bit at 75hz and I'm not seeing the options to switch it to 10-bit. I'm running a GTX 1070. Might be because I have an ASUS 144hz monitor attached which is 8-bit.
Good deal. This monitor will do 75hz with a DP cable and will let you daisy chain if you buy them in multiples. True 10 bit panel at 1440/75hz at this price point is hard to pass up.
It's important to note that Geforce cards only support 10 bit when running in fullscreen exclusive, hardware accelerated programs.
so 10 bit wont work if i use borderless mode in game?
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It's important to note that Geforce cards only support 10 bit when running in fullscreen exclusive, hardware accelerated programs.
It's important to note that Geforce cards only support 10 bit when running in fullscreen exclusive, hardware accelerated programs.
- not really sure what stops me from pulling the trigger.
I just checked my settings and it's 8-bit at 75hz and I'm not seeing the options to switch it to 10-bit. I'm running a GTX 1070. Might be because I have an ASUS 144hz monitor attached which is 8-bit.
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This site sums it up relatively well https://fstoppers.com/education/c...age-166977
It's important to note that Geforce cards only support 10 bit when running in fullscreen exclusive, hardware accelerated programs.