980 ti no problem i assume?

 

Give it a year, and we'll see 800$ OLED monitors

 

Holy Cow OLED and 120hz O.O!

 

Yeah. Give it 2-3 year and it should be about $1000. Also response time is different from input lag.

 

The dream is coming true!!! I love it. Now, sub $1k and I'm in instantly.... in 2-3 years.

 

Since it's 4k and 120hz will this use 2 dp cables or 1?

 

It is happening!

Come on, just need that VRR 120 Hz+!

 

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Originally Posted by nyxagamemnon

Since it's 4k and 120hz will this use 2 dp cables or 1?

It's only DisplayPort 1.2, so you'll either need to use 2 or cheat by using 4:2:0 chroma.

Nevermind, currently unknown.

 

Wow. Will burn in be of concern on these OLED screens?

 

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Originally Posted by Nintendo Maniac 64

It's only DisplayPort 1.2, so you'll either need to use 2 or cheat by using 4:2:0 chroma.

No buy then.

 

I doubt it's DP 1.3 at this point, considering there's no GPUs to support it. It does have USB Type C connector, but what's the limit on that?

It's gonna be a long hard wait until these drop to a more reasonable price. Hopefully by then we'll have 40" models with Adaptive-Sync out since I don't feel like dropping down in size.

 

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Originally Posted by Lyfskills

Wow. Will burn in be of concern on these OLED screens?

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Originally Posted by ZealotKi11er

No buy then.

More info here:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3018710/hardware/dell-unveils-stunning-4k-oled-ultrasharp-display-and-declares-war-on-bezels.html

 

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Originally Posted by Lyfskills

Wow. Will burn in be of concern on these OLED screens?

From the article
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Dell says it has remedied the shortcomings of OLED panels by introducing a pixel-shifting algorithm that prevents burn-in, and an image sensor that can tell whether or not you're viewing the monitor and turns it off when it's not in use.

Only time will tell if these tactics work.

 

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Originally Posted by Pantsu

I doubt it's DP 1.3 at this point, considering there's no GPUs to support it. It does have USB Type C connector, but what's the limit on that?

Actually USB 3.1 Type-C can theoretically support more bandwidth than the DisplayPort 1.3 spec uses... (DP 1.3 is ~7Gbps for 4 lanes, USB 3.1 is 10Gbps for 4 lanes)
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Originally Posted by Pantsu

It's gonna be a long hard wait until these drop to a more reasonable price. Hopefully by then we'll have 40" models with Adaptive-Sync out since I don't feel like dropping down in size.

Can Adaptive-Sync even work on displays that require two video inputs?

 

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Originally Posted by nyxagamemnon

Since it's 4k and 120hz will this use 2 dp cables or 1?

Can't be done with a single DP1.3 connection. 4k 120Hz 8bit requires ~35GBit of bandwidth, while DP1.3 has 32. I'd also guess this monitor is 10bit or more.

 

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Originally Posted by Nintendo Maniac 64

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Originally Posted by Lyfskills

Wow. Will burn in be of concern on these OLED screens?

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Originally Posted by ZealotKi11er

No buy then.

More info here:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3018710/hardware/dell-unveils-stunning-4k-oled-ultrasharp-display-and-declares-war-on-bezels.html

That's where I got the info about DP 1.2 and it mentions various burn-in preventive measures built into the display.

I read that as the UltraSharp 27 model having DP1.2

 

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Originally Posted by Nintendo Maniac 64

More info here:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3018710/hardware/dell-unveils-stunning-4k-oled-ultrasharp-display-and-declares-war-on-bezels.html

That's where I got the info about DP 1.2 and it mentions various burn-in preventive measures built into the display.

DP 1.2 is for some other $700 27 monitor.

 

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Originally Posted by serothis

I read that as the UltraSharp 27 model having DP1.2

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Originally Posted by ZealotKi11er

DP 1.2 is for some other $700 27 monitor.

Thanks, I've edited my previous posts to reflect this.

 

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Originally Posted by nyxagamemnon

Since it's 4k and 120hz will this use 2 dp cables or 1?

Can't be done with a single DP1.3 connection. 4k 120Hz 8bit requires ~35GBit of bandwidth, while DP1.3 has 32. I'd also guess this monitor is 10bit or more.

I'm a noob when it comes to calculating monitor bandwidth, maybe i'm doing this wrong but this calculator says UHD @ 120hz is only 29.86Gbps which is well within the 32Gbps standard of DP1.3

http://www.kramerelectronics.com/support/bwcalculator.asp

EDIT: 10bit color would result in a 35.83Gbps required bandwidth.

 

Where is @CallsignVega ?! He said he would make a multi monitor set up out of this thing!

 

a curved 21:9 version of this is the only way for me to leave nvidia surround.

i mean 3 of these wouldn't be bad either if they relase an infinityedge version.

 

What! I was not expecting that. Finally, some decent contrast ratios (with 120 Hz to boot!) Still, a little on the pricey side (for now).

 

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Originally Posted by Pantsu

I doubt it's DP 1.3 at this point, considering there's no GPUs to support it. It does have USB Type C connector, but what's the limit on that?

It's gonna be a long hard wait until these drop to a more reasonable price. Hopefully by then we'll have 40" models with Adaptive-Sync out since I don't feel like dropping down in size.

Its either DP 1.3 or USB Type C - not sure... but from what I hear from my pipeline that some scalar vendors may have engineering samples of it for CES 2016 show (this was a few months ago).

Also AMD did announce their new cards will have DP 1.3

 

Call me a small dreamer but all i want is a 1080p ~$200 OLED monitor and i'd be happy.

 

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero

a curved 21:9 version of this is the only way for me to leave nvidia surround.

i mean 3 of these wouldn't be bad either if they relase an infinityedge version.

You could just make a custom resolution of 3840x1600.