Been hunting around for a decent entry level 4K TV and came across this 'easter deal'...seems like a bargain to me at £239.99 including postage for a 4K set from a reputable manufacturer. Appears to retail elsewhere at around £400.00
Fantastic deal! Almost bought one of these on finance a few weeks ago from Samsung's blue box day, head added! :smile:
GB credit crunch
24 Mar 16#9
Might be great as a PC monitor for someone with 2xgtx 980
MBeeching to GB credit crunch
24 Mar 16#10
Anything 970+ would be quite viable. You can still enjoy a large 4K display for desktop/browsing, run some titles in 2160p and either reduce settings or switch to 1080p/1440p if you're struggling for performance.
Edit: I would note that the factory settings will probably be awful for PC use. Make sure all the picture enhancements are disabled, turn off any sharpening and possibly turn on RGB/full range in your Nvidia control panel (you will have to do that every time you update the drivers as it resets)
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Edit: I would note that the factory settings will probably be awful for PC use. Make sure all the picture enhancements are disabled, turn off any sharpening and possibly turn on RGB/full range in your Nvidia control panel (you will have to do that every time you update the drivers as it resets)