AOC's U2870VQE 4K Monitor Available For Just $349

[N.Broekhuijsen]

AOC's latest monitor brings 4K to you at a relatively friendly price point, compared to other 4K offerings.

AOC's U2870VQE 4K Monitor Available For Just $349 : Read more

 

[wysir]

4K wont become mainstream until a better video port becomes available to push beyond the current 60Hz limit

 

[BulkZerker]

You mean like display port 1.3?

 

[hannibal]

Well even display port 1.4 has been released, so 1.3 is old stuff... The real problem is to have some GPUs that can push pixels fast enough. The next year and 1x nm production technology with HBM2.0 may do the trick.
http://www.vesa.org/news/vesa-publishes-embedded-displayport-edp-standard-version-1-4a/

 

[hannibal]

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/vesa-displayport-freesync-amd,28524.html

 

[soldier44]

28 inches way too small for 4K. Phillips and a few other brands are starting to push out 40 inch monitors with DP and HDMI 2.0 on them thats perfect for 4K sitting 3-4 feet away from it.

 

[beetlejuicegr]

i dont know guys, someone with the mood to make some math could say that

a 27inch with 4k display could look the same as a 1080p with 4x Antialiasing? So if someone wanted to test one vs the other what gpu performance would you need to push the displays?

Dont forget Antialiasing was introduced/use so you won't feel you are seeing ugly lines and realising you are in a digital resolution. So why do many say that 4k is bad on 24 inches? isnt that what antialiasing was used for?

We pit graphic cards vs graphic cards and test them on 4x or even 8x Antialiasing of different AA methods, i am extremely curious to see native very hig resolutions fps performance vs 1080p Antialiased resolutions..

Dont you?

 

[mforce2]

After seeing how the image looks on my current 23 inch fullHD IPS monitor I'm never going back to TN ever again.
I couldn't care less if it's 4K and besides maybe 4K is a bit of an overkill , well for 23-24 inches anyway.

 

[anthony8989]

WTB 25xx by 14xx monitor for ~$225 plz

 

[nikoli707]

more precice, 4k wont become popular until at least a single gimped flagship video card can drive the 'then' current aaa popular near top graphically demanding game at 60fps on near ultra settings(no aa).

 

[Puiucs]

When people say "high quality TN" i just laugh at them.

 

[leeb2013]

MSRP pricing sits at $499, but AOC informed us that the monitor is listed at MicroCenter for the very attractive price of $349.

Which unfortunately means about 700AUD :-(

 

[jedik1]

No IPS ... No Deal.

 

[johnnyb105]

Anyone trying to use a beta OS and saying AMD OR NVIDIA has poor performance on certain cards are Foolish to Begin with and with several years of experience under his/hers Belt is a Fanboy...