43inch 4k monitor only 799 - ships in 1 - 3 months

[Awesomesauce]

I had a couple of this monitor and returned them.

Their color is way off, trying to calibrate it without success.

Also they're only 60hz thro DP, which my AMD cards support. However i cant stand the color inaccuracy.

They're great for programmers who just look for extra real estate tho.

 

[andrewbedia]

For $800, I think the Phillips panel OP talked about is great, but if you can settle for Super MVA panels (a huge step up from TN, but not quite as good as IPS; see TFTCentral for more info), the 40" 4K monitors from Korea are outstanding. I use a Crossover 404K and it calibrated just fine using displaycalgui. For ~$550, these types of panels are great. Ebay search here for your convenience: 3840x2160 (amh, wasabi mango, crossover) | eBay

There's another Korean maker of these displays called Microboard, but they seem to be very difficult to find now. They were a cut above the rest in terms of aesthetics and build quality.

 

[gigatexal]

@FMA1394 do you do any gaming? or programming or writing on it? I do both and would require decent perf both gaming (a >=60hz refresh) and decent colors for both gaming and programming with the occasional video being watched. Would you recommend or could you speak to this? If all proves well I think I might buy this: WASABI MANGO UHD400 REAL 4K HDMI 2.0 40" Samsung PVA Panel UHD 3840x2160 Monitor

 

[andrewbedia]

I do gaming, but mostly at 2560x1440, just for performance reasons. I use a liquid cooled OC'd R9 290, for reference. I mostly enjoy the 4k for productivity and video editing.

I've never owned a WM panel, but I've never heard bad things about them. I think you'd be just fine. TekSyndicate did a review of the slightly bigger 42" WM

 

[gigatexal]

i'm thinking i might go TITAN X SLI so maybe 4k is doable on my end haha

good to know, perhaps this could be an early bday gift to me

 

[Jannis Jacobsen]

After I found out the Philips also supports multiclient eg 4 systems on the same monitor borderless full HD, it made for a better deal than the Dell monitor.
Now, hoping we will get a side by side comparison on picture quality etc.

-j

 

[Jannis Jacobsen]

i'm thinking i might go TITAN X SLI so maybe 4k is doable on my end haha
good to know, perhaps this could be an early bday gift to me

Why spend an insane amount of money on titan x sli, when 1 GTX 1080 is more than adequate for full 4K gaming?

-J

 

[gigatexal]

i've yet to find a GTX 1080 do 4k @ 60fps. Got a link?

 

[gigatexal]

thoughts on this?

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[Patrick]

47" is very big for me.

 

[gigatexal]

I thought the same.

 

[Chuntzu]

I couldn't verify from the links but does anyone know if the wasabi mango support the quad pbp ie 4x 1080p subsection ingredients of the display using g independent inputs like the phillips?

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[briandm81]

I have the 40" version of that Philips. It's a VA panel, but I love it. It's great having four 1080P screens with four separate connectors. I could run a single 4K output, but I like breaking it up. So I use a 760GTX to output HDMI, MHL-HDMI, DisplayPort, and Mini-DisplayPort. The cables to do that were an extra $80. But totally worth it!