There are those Korean monitors that have threads here in the monitor section. I'm not sure if they are reputable, but it seems like more than a few members like them.
Would a 7850 overclocked be able run one of these at full resolution? I am planning to put my 680 up for sale soon and either getting a 660(depending on price) or 7850 because I need the money :/. I also have 2 other 1920x1080 monitors on each side.
7850 might be able to pull it off. With really stressful games you'll probably have to turn some settings down.
However, this being OCN, you said it's overclocked. Plus there's a high pixel density on these monitors, so even if you like higher AA, you won't need much of it (or any). The pixels are so close there's very little jaggies.
Curious: why do you need the money? How much will you be selling the 680 for?
Im about to start college and this seems like the best place to start without too much sacrifice. College is expensive. Multiple screens is the only way I can get work done. Otherwise I'll browse, TV, or game instead of working. This way I can work and play at the same time
Dunno about the Aurias, the recent ones sold are more likely to be AG than glossy. You can tell it's AG if the box itself has cutout holes for carrying. If it's the plastic handle on top, it's the glossy model. And the glossy model is harder to find than it used to be 4 months ago.
I don't care, it's $150 for a 1440p monitor, BUY IT
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