i believe that Dell 6K monitor is $3500..I think I'll save the $2200.
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32" 6K ProArt Display From ASUS Launching in Late August
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I don’t have external displays… it’s not a necessity now… Actually I might get iMac instead at somepoint lol
No, it's abandonware, like Apple new software that stirs up the dust when introduced, then settles to an unforgotten and unloved stain on your clothing that you can't wash out.
Damn. They nerfed this to oblivion.
How after six years this is worse in many important areas for creative professionals than the Pro Display XDR ANd their own ProArt monitors back then beyond sharpness?!!
How after six years this is worse in many important areas for creative professionals than the Pro Display XDR ANd their own ProArt monitors back then beyond sharpness?!!
…It’s possible for monitors to have 5K/6K/8K 120hz with Thunderbolt 5, DisplayPort 2.1 and HDMI 2.x with or without DSC.
They didn’t want to and decided to be cheap or be content on ruling out devs and animators being accommodated in that way.
Asus ProArt typically reserves high refresh rates to those two audiences.
I know having the PA32UCG that has 4K@120hz but also 1000 sustained nits and HDR1600 certification for its 1600 peak nits.
Note it’s expected for the next Pro Display XDR to have Pro Motion (120hz).
…Thunderbolt 5 has a specific bandwidth mode specific to or optimized for displays that bypasses the limitations of DisplayPort 2.1.
Combined with its daisy changing capabilities, Thunderbolt 5 absolutely allows 6K@120hz
They are two different things. HDR10 is a protocol. DisplayHDR 600 is a performance-spec standard— if VESA has certified it (which they have), then the display meets it.
Not all HDR is created equal! - VESA Certified DisplayHDR™
What’s the difference between HDR10, HDR-1000, and DisplayHDR 1000? Often, we see the question of how to compare HDR10 and DisplayHDR. Which is better, and why? The answer in this case is very easy: DisplayHDR is better, but this is a little tongue-in-cheek because they aren’t really the same...
displayhdr.org
I don’t doubt that you are used to how that 240hz monitor looks and would not want to change but most of us with external monitors have 60hz screens and are used to it and are fine with that. In fact many us don’t really notice the difference between a 60hz screen and a 120hz screens for most uses.
This is the first time we might be able to get a large 6K monitor at a reasonable price and that refresh rate is much lower on the priority list than the resolution and price.
Not to worry, Mac games capped at 60fps with 1440p upscales. What a peak of gaming machine LOL 😁
RAM usage is crazy tho.. Windows machine requires no more than 16GB. Well, it's a Mac 😉
That must be a typo - it’s less than 2 on the websites. We have about a dozen of the 4K 32” models for work- they’re an excellent display.
Might be worth waiting to see what Apple offers or LG with their Ultrafine 6k announced earlier this year.
The good things about this display: no rounded corners on the display, no notch, no webcam, and no speakers.
Many people who prefer such a high quality display also prefer a high-quality external webcam and high-quality external speakers. Built-in webcams and built-in speakers are always low-quality in comparison to many external options.
Many people who prefer such a high quality display also prefer a high-quality external webcam and high-quality external speakers. Built-in webcams and built-in speakers are always low-quality in comparison to many external options.
You all realize that most of macos isn't actually HDR. If you want HDR, you have to go out of your way. Just getting your terminal to output HDR you have to first make sure you have the correct fonts. Then the colorscheme requires high-adaptive extra value set. If not, you gotta go in, calculate the values amd apply it yourself.
Ok so you've gotten truecolor, your extended colorscheme with the luminosity set correctly, you've forced your monitor forcing HDR output (not even going into the 4:4:0, 4:4:4 stuff). So now time to call the boys over to enjoy the fine color tuning youve done. Except men are pretty dumb with colors, if you're not already color-blind... you might as well be compared to women, who experience color at a different dimensional frequency than men.
This is the one area where you actually can get a woman's attention. But good luck convincing a women to come by to look at your sick HFR HDR setup that you've spent an evening tuning to perfection. You've already surrounded yourselves with dudes that want to code in Zed editor at 120fps.
Ok so you've gotten truecolor, your extended colorscheme with the luminosity set correctly, you've forced your monitor forcing HDR output (not even going into the 4:4:0, 4:4:4 stuff). So now time to call the boys over to enjoy the fine color tuning youve done. Except men are pretty dumb with colors, if you're not already color-blind... you might as well be compared to women, who experience color at a different dimensional frequency than men.
This is the one area where you actually can get a woman's attention. But good luck convincing a women to come by to look at your sick HFR HDR setup that you've spent an evening tuning to perfection. You've already surrounded yourselves with dudes that want to code in Zed editor at 120fps.
I run my monitors at 30Hz. My eyes can no longer see an appreciably difference between 30 and 60.
I agree - I'm sick of uneven bezels, visible buttons, and logos. The "PC gamer aesthetic" is largely to blame. "100% EXTREME RGB CAFFEINE MOUNTAIN DEW RAY TRACING LOOT BOX AWESOMENESS, BRO!"
