Acer ET322QK wmiipx 32" Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 4K Backlit LED Monitor for $319.99 AC + FS
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Newegg has Acer ET322QK wmiipx 32" (Actual size 31.5") Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 4K 4ms (GTG) 60Hz 2 x HDMI DisplayPort AMD FreeSync Built-in Speakers Backlit LED LCD Monitor on sale for $319.99 after code >Now $324.98Now $329.99 w/$4.99 shipping charge
I've got one of those. Slow input switching, PIP is limited to 1 HDMI and DP input. Controls/ux is pita to operate. It can do 4k@60Hz on both HDMI and DP as long as your computer can do that.
I have a Lenovo that has a similar casing (seems they are actually identical). Take note of the vesa mount location, I had to change my desk arm to a new one that goes higher due to this stupid case design.
One more thing, since the vesa mount location is higher than normal and the monitor is heavier on the bottom, any tilting would put more pressure on the vesa connection than the scenario where vesa mount is in the middle.
Have the LG version of this LCD, with I believe the same panel. Got it at Costco last year around June for $300 so this isn't really that slick of a deal. Also this is fine for photo editing but don't try to game in it it will ghost Lkke crazy.
I got this monitor when I build a high end mame arcade machine (4k for more accurate scanlines/crt emulation etc).
I love it for that application. The monitor was able to be overclocked (I think we went with 65HZ), and with a 2400G processor, freesync worked great for all of the varying refresh rates that arcade games have (some are over 60Hz, and will play improperly at 60HZ, hence the overclock).
I have no smarts about ANY of these things and never dive into any specs. But... that being said, I've had my eye on this QHD 32" for some time. I'm just being stingy. LG 32QK500-C
I got this monitor when I build a high end mame arcade machine (4k for more accurate scanlines/crt emulation etc).
I love it for that application. The monitor was able to be overclocked (I think we went with 65HZ), and with a 2400G processor, freesync worked great for all of the varying refresh rates that arcade games have (some are over 60Hz, and will play improperly at 60HZ, hence the overclock).
P.S. to echo an earlier mentioned con of this monitor...the VESA mount design is absolute garbage, so I did have a mount the monitor upsidedown in my rig, and use a bunch of washers as shims along with extra long bolts to mount the monitor properly.
Been Using as 1 of my 2 large external monitors for macbook pro 16" since WFH / covid started in mid march. Using a best buy platinum usb-c hub / dock in between
Been dedicated this as my main mac desktop monitor + for my RDP session to my remote windows 10 machine. Using a samsung 32" vertically as my other monitor for local mac work and ssh / session windows. 4k60p and slightly zoomed
No issues and happy with it, has sound so video / conf calls and cisco jabber calls sending audio to it as well, works great. Love the easy joystick control for volume etc - buy it if for work / biz use i think youll be happy.
Gaming, ehh prob not what ur lookin for..
Helps if you can't get a steady 60 fps from your game. Without freesync either you have to turn vsync on, meaning you can run at either 60hz or 30hz, or turn vsync off, causing tearing.
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60 Hz and DP 1.2 kill it for me.
One more thing, since the vesa mount location is higher than normal and the monitor is heavier on the bottom, any tilting would put more pressure on the vesa connection than the scenario where vesa mount is in the middle.
Mods have posted this monitor, specifically for Newegg many, many times.
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I love it for that application. The monitor was able to be overclocked (I think we went with 65HZ), and with a 2400G processor, freesync worked great for all of the varying refresh rates that arcade games have (some are over 60Hz, and will play improperly at 60HZ, hence the overclock).
I love it for that application. The monitor was able to be overclocked (I think we went with 65HZ), and with a 2400G processor, freesync worked great for all of the varying refresh rates that arcade games have (some are over 60Hz, and will play improperly at 60HZ, hence the overclock).
Been dedicated this as my main mac desktop monitor + for my RDP session to my remote windows 10 machine. Using a samsung 32" vertically as my other monitor for local mac work and ssh / session windows. 4k60p and slightly zoomed
No issues and happy with it, has sound so video / conf calls and cisco jabber calls sending audio to it as well, works great. Love the easy joystick control for volume etc - buy it if for work / biz use i think youll be happy.
Gaming, ehh prob not what ur lookin for..