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I am not sure I count but in portrait mode my 30" are higher than 4k at 4800x2560. Anyone else at these resolutions?

I run 4800x2560 from time to time, but mostly run 7680x1600.

Just for screenshot purposes i could run 8K UHD 7680x4320 on Windows XP
So... i don't think it counts

just bought a samsung 28 UHD - it may very well be what gets me back into gaming!!

LOL blast from the past!

suiken_2mieu wrote:I run 4800x2560 from time to time, but mostly run 7680x1600.

I used to be at that res why did you go landscape? I prefer Portrait it rocks for movies.

maherie wrote:just bought a samsung 28 UHD - it may very well be what gets me back into gaming!!

LOL blast from the past!

Come on back!!!

I'm using a single ASUS 4K currently but the video cards of today can't run anything maxxed out that's new.

dinglesniff wrote:

suiken_2mieu wrote:I run 4800x2560 from time to time, but mostly run 7680x1600.

I used to be at that res why did you go landscape? I prefer Portrait it rocks for movies.

30"rs are too tall. Plus the bezels on my monitors are huge too.

My favorite multi-monitor setup is 5x1 Portrait on 23" - 24" monitors.

Although, I'm going to buy a 4K 40" - 50" Monitor / HDTV and run 3840x1600 or the like when I game when I get the cash and the right GPU's come out.

I just joined this apparently small club. Picked up a Phillips 40" 4K monitor and it is great. I was using an LG 34" 3440x1440 monitor and I thought it couldn't get much better on a single screen than that, but I was sooo wrong. Got it running on Display Port 1.2 @ 60hz and it is so nice, this is the sweet spot for single PC display for me.

This is what I got, price was $799 when I got it.

Philips BDM4065UC 40" Class 4K Monitor