4k Monitors for Coders

[diseasex]

Why not post a link or model name so we can know wtf you are talking about ?

Boo

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00QB9OSZ2?pc_redir=T1
Can't recommend it enough , excellent for gaming and work (code and browser side by side - like multiple monitors but no gap between them )

[Boo]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00QB9OSZ2?pc_redir=T1
Can't recommend it enough , excellent for gaming and work (code and browser side by side - like multiple monitors but no gap between them )

Yes, that looks like a good quality monitor and I have a Samsung 305T myself and can vouch for their reliability as a brand.

Bit pricey though for what it is and personally I feel that 1440 pixels down the screen is as much as I'd like and will most likely be going for the Philips 40" monitor linked above. 2160p. Yum.

Boo

[diseasex]

Yes, that looks like a good quality monitor and I have a Samsung 305T myself and can vouch for their reliability as a brand.

Bit pricey though for what it is and personally I feel that 1440 pixels down the screen is as much as I'd like and will most likely be going for the Philips 40" monitor linked above. 2160p. Yum.

Boo

the problem with 40" monitor is that its ... too big. You would have to keep it further away from eyes to glance at whole screen at once, and that kills the purpose Being ultra wide doesn't tire your eyes. but then its personal preference anyway so have a go and you should be pleased anyway

[DimPrawn]

If anyone is still interested, and have a single very large UHD monitor, that they would like to use as if it were multiple monitors, then this is the solution.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iRudsevzTA

https://www.displayfusion.com/Compare


I think 2 x 55" UHD curved TV's would make a good solution, each split into four quarter desktop using the Display Fusion software.

This is the alternative:

[MrMarkyMark]

Nice set up do you get out much

If anyone is still interested, and have a single very large UHD monitor, that they would like to use as if it were multiple monitors, then this is the solution.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iRudsevzTA

https://www.displayfusion.com/Compare


I think 2 x 55" UHD curved TV's would make a good solution, each split into four quarter desktop using the Display Fusion software.

This is the alternative: