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I'm after a new monitor for working from home, got to be at least 24", is 4k worth it resolution wise (as I spend most of my time working in IntelliJ on my Mac), or will 1080p do just as well?, less that 400 notes would be ideal, any recommendations?
I've got pretty much the same setup as this geezer (40 inch 4k +), he has done a write up.
With these 4k monitors, do you have a multi-output graphics card, or just one output. Presumably the card needs to be pretty beefy?
I'll be looking for a new desktop soon and one of these monitors, while completely over the top for my needs, would appear to be just what I need.
I'm using a GeForce GT 770, using that to drive the 4k monitor and a 21inch monitor. I have a second card a GeForce GT 730 for my other monitors but I've stopped using it now until I figure out why it's interfering with my wifi connection.
You could probably get away with something less powerful though the 770 is pretty old now.
The barebones i5 system I bought recently with only Intel motherboard graphics will support 4K, but I think you only get 30Hz with it being HDMI 1, and the same is true of my 2 year old Dell laptop.
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