expired Posted by idk_then | Staff • May 11, 2023
May 11, 2023 10:57 PM
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expired Posted by idk_then | Staff • May 11, 2023
May 11, 2023 10:57 PM
27" Dell S2721QS 4K UHD 5ms 60Hz IPS Monitor
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Does anybody here have experience with 4k @ 27" on Windows or Linux? How is the scaling - do you operate at 100% (1:1) or have a boost on? If a scaling boost, how well do most apps scale?
Does anybody here have experience with 4k @ 27" on Windows or Linux? How is the scaling - do you operate at 100% (1:1) or have a boost on? If a scaling boost, how well do most apps scale?
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Does anybody here have experience with 4k @ 27" on Windows or Linux? How is the scaling - do you operate at 100% (1:1) or have a boost on? If a scaling boost, how well do most apps scale?
Does anybody here have experience with 4k @ 27" on Windows or Linux? How is the scaling - do you operate at 100% (1:1) or have a boost on? If a scaling boost, how well do most apps scale?
After adjusting to the change in pixel real estate, the monitors have been a significant improvement in clarity in daily work (emails, Excel, some SQL and API building). I scale them at 125%, and don't hear any issues from others during screen share.
Will be switching from HDMI to DP tomorrow to see if I can weed out some random flicker issues, but might be the HDMI cables I'm using.
Overall, 4k upgrade well worth the price tag.
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I'm interested in upgrading my gaming monitor soon but it's a 1440p with 165hz refresh rate and I do use my xbox series x on it, so I would want something that is at least capable of 120hz.
Is that future tech that still isn't readily available yet? every time I see a 4k monitor go on sale here, it's always 60hz... are these not really intended for gaming?