These normally sell for £750 or more New So i thought you mite be interested in saving a large wedge of cash like i was back in February.
Well i thought i would post this deal as i have been buying and trying 4k tv since Christmas when i started with a Hisense 321 50 inch but had to return it as it suffered from to much judder so i pored through reviews and found this rather nice brushed metal Panasonic tv DIRECT from Panasonic from there ebay store and decided to give it a shot.
The very next day a SONY Sony KD-49X8005C went on sale on amazon for £490 so i bought that one too as a back up just in case i had to return the Pany dew to my high quality control standards :)
Anyway over the next 10 days i spent testing them i decided that the the Panasonic was the better choice for a number of reasons compared to the SONY (now £600) and the Hisense(now £470) i had before - much better build quality ,much brighter VA panel,faster firefox OS,better black levels, local dimming technology to further improve black levels and mixed on-screen content.
NEGATIVES - a lot less Apps on firefox OS, 3D is supposed to be not so good.
Unlike the other lower priced main brands the VIERA TX-50CX700B has a real brushed metal bezel as well as feet and the superior quality can easily be seen and felt.
Basically what your getting with this TV is a mid range TV at only £500 with a build quality that easily surpasses the low priced 4K Sony,Samsung & LG range.
Considering the Majority of the TV's priced at £500 mark here on HUKD don't have professional reviews i thought the Panasonic is more than capable of selling it's self without my help.
Trusted reviews -4 out of 5 http://www.trustedreviews.com/panasonic-tx-50cx700b-review
Panel 4K ULTRA HD LED LCD
Visible Screen Size (diagonal) 126 cm
Screen Resolution 3840 x 2160 (4K Ultra HD)
Brand Panasonic
Model TX-50CX700B
Display Technology LED LCD
Screen Size 50"
MPN TX-50CX700B
Product Line Panasonic VIERA
Max. Resolution 2160p
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Panel Drive 4K 800 Hz BMR IFC
Picture Mode Dynamic/Normal/Cinema/True Cinema/Custom
Viewing Angle 176 degree
1080 Pure Direct 4K Pure Direct
Hexa-Processing Engine Quad-Core Pro
3D Type Active
Speakers Full Range x 2
Speaker Output 20 W (10 W x 2)
Surround Mode VR-Audio True Surround
my Home Screen Y (2.0）
Voice Interaction Voice Assistant
Voice Guidance Y
EPG Y
Swipe and Share2.0 Y
Web Browser Y (Firefox)
Media Player (Picture/Movie/Music) Y
Support Format AVCHD 3D/Progressive, SD-VIDEO/AVI/HEVC/MKV/WMV/MP4/M4v/FLV/3GPP/VRO/VOB/TS/PS, MP3/AAC/WMA Pro/FLAC/Apple Lossless/WAV, JPEG/MPO
Display Mirroring Easy Mirroring
DLNA 1.5 Y (RUI2.0/DTCP-IP/DMP/DMR/DMS)
VIERA Link Y
Multi Window 2T PAP/PIP/PAT
Wireless LAN Y
USB-HDD Recording Y
Hotel Mode Y
Game Mode Y
Ambient Sensor Y
Design Concept Metal Silver & Pedestal Colour / Design Metal: Blade type
Tuner Freeview Play
Teletext Reception 1500P
HDMI Input 3
Support Feature Audio Return Channel (Input 2)
Component Video Input shared with Composite RCA phono type x 1 (rear)
CI (Common Interface) 1 (CI Plus, Version 1.3)
Scart Connector 1 (rear)
USB 3
SD Card Y
LAN Port 1 (rear)
Digital Audio Output (Optical) 1 (bottom)
Headphone Jack 1 (side)
Suppliers Trademark Panasonic
Model ID TX-50CX700B
Energy Efficiency Class A
On mode Average Power Consumption 93 W
Annual Energy Consumption 129 kWh/year
Standby Power Consumption 0.5 W
Power Supply AC 220 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions (W x H x D) (w/o stand) 1121 x 650 x 46 mm
Dimensions (W x H x D) (with stand) 1121 x 695 x 242 mm
Weight (w/o stand) 16.5 kg
Weight (with stand) 17.5 kg
Top comments
Trevanator
18 Apr 167#6
For me, the Panasonic beats the Sony for two main reasons:
1. It is one inch bigger.
2. It comes in a much bigger box.
sJohnson23
18 Apr 164#27
Any of the other items on your PhotoBucket page available?
darksideby182
18 Apr 164#5
It was a joke
Jeez people these days.
darksideby182
18 Apr 163#3
Vestel
No lol heat for the effort.
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DARKSABER
18 Apr 163#1
It has all the main Apps like -Netflix BBC iplayer,amazon prime, Itv player,All4,Demand5,youtube,vimeo.You can also download the panasonic remote control App for your phone for added control.
Meladt
18 Apr 161#2
Heat just for the effort!
darksideby182
18 Apr 163#3
Vestel
No lol heat for the effort.
DARKSABER to darksideby182
18 Apr 16#4
WRONG not made in turkey and does not have a low quality panel.This was priced at £1200 back in 2015.
Maybe you should bother to read about something or experience it before panning it out of hand for what ever uneducated reasoning behind your statement.Only the low priced Panasonic's are rebagded vestel's and they do poorly in reviews which this certainly does not
Around the screen is a skinny bezel in a gun metal brushed finish, which is 7mm thick around the sides and top of the screen, and is slightly wider at 10mm on the bottom with the Panasonic logo in white at the bottom centre.
The space between each foot is 38-inches, so bear that in mind before purchasing or you might need to fork out for another TV stand at the same time.
3XHDMI 2.0 (which are fully 4K HDCP2.2 ready) and HDMI 2 is ARC (Audio Return Channel) ready.
1x USB3
2XUSB2
darksideby182
18 Apr 164#5
It was a joke
Jeez people these days.
Trevanator
18 Apr 167#6
For me, the Panasonic beats the Sony for two main reasons:
1. It is one inch bigger.
2. It comes in a much bigger box.
praevalens
18 Apr 161#7
Is it true that these have Turkish panels? i saw that somewhere
LOUGHBORO GUY to praevalens
18 Apr 16#11
Isn't that the 32 inch Panasonic ?
mrmagico
18 Apr 16#8
telly
OldEnglish
18 Apr 162#9
And i thought i was sad. :disappointed:
PhilK
18 Apr 16#10
With Panasonic these days, it's normally a good bet to say "Vestel" - and be right - without needing to check.
saayinla
18 Apr 16#12
The all on one solution provided by the Sony Android Tvs has made me dislike anything that is not android, I kind of prefer the fact Showbox and Kodi are all built in the TV instead of another box.
LOUGHBORO GUY
18 Apr 16#13
What the motion like on this for football etc ?
toonarmani to LOUGHBORO GUY
18 Apr 162#15
It's pretty steady, unless you put it on a wobbly table :confused:
DARKSABER to LOUGHBORO GUY
18 Apr 16#16
Your text hereGood although the Sony i had was SLIGHTLY better.
Oh Boy are these panels so bright that i decided to plug it in outside and film the results.As the sun was shinning so bright both the Panny and the sony looked like large mirrors dew to the direct sunshine but when i plugged in the Panasonic i was amazed at the results.
Just note there was a lip sink problem while filming as i was streaming from outside the house and my router was in my upstairs bedroom ( my tv never has this problem )
P.S my refurbished TV arrived in perfect condition with a new remote and manual and i would of simply returned it like the other two i had if it had not been up to scratch.
Take note this normally sells for £550 when its in stock on the panasonic refurb website and the price did not drop for 2 months until now so if your interested in getting one then i would advice you get one now as they sold out in 2 days last time.
dafunq
18 Apr 16#14
shame no effort or design was put into the remote control but have some heat anyways :man:
PhilK
18 Apr 16#17
I think it's the 48 inch one mainly.
Every time I see the "bargain Panasonic" resulting in the comments about 3rd rate Turkish knock-offs, it tends to be the 48"
Danze1984
18 Apr 16#18
I think the 700 is just the 680 made for Currys, higher refresh rate and different stand. Not sure on any other differences but £500 is a good price, especially if you can get Panny's usual 5 year warranty.
PhilK
18 Apr 16#19
I'd certainly have a Panasonic, but not be too happy with a refurb. (And NOT AT ALL a Turkish Vestel of course)
MBeeching
18 Apr 16#20
Good price, have been very pleased with my CX700. Mainly use it for PC gaming.
(This is not a Vestel)
DARKSABER
18 Apr 16#21
I use mine as a PC monitor too,i was playing quantum break on my pc and it looked very nice.
If any one is using this for gaming make sure you turn off - INTELLIGENT FRAME CREATION as it adds lag.
Personally i set my Windows 10 desktop resolution to 2560x1440 as there's windows app's with menus's that just don't upscale on any 4K TV well.
Disco Dave
18 Apr 16#22
Not another vegetable
Sharpharp
18 Apr 16#23
Good luck when it comes to getting this repaired. -Panasonic warrantees are the worst bar none.
Jabaltariq
18 Apr 16#24
Heat. You can't go wrong with a fully fledged Panasonic and the iTVplayer app is definitely makes it worth it, as you cannot get it on most TVs.
paulj48
18 Apr 16#25
No but its available in a £9.99 Now TV box so not exactly a deal breaker.
iar1980
18 Apr 16#26
FYI
C300 & C400 are made in Turkey (Vestel)
C500, C600, C700, C800 are made in Czech Republic (Panasonic)
sJohnson23
18 Apr 164#27
Any of the other items on your PhotoBucket page available?
ljstrawson
18 Apr 162#28
paulj48
18 Apr 16#29
is that also a picture of the wife :stuck_out_tongue:
HovisBread
18 Apr 16#30
Have you tried it with a PS4 per chance?
vulcanproject
18 Apr 162#31
*Sees Photobucket albums*
MazingerZ
18 Apr 16#32
Oh man DARKSABER, how much money do you spend on hoo..... never mind I don't want to get banned xDDDDD
DARKSABER
18 Apr 16#33
I don't have one but will plug in my PS3 again and see how it runs , but as runs fine with PC games in full HD and 4K so i don't see why it wont run well with a PS4.
jamesmattley
18 Apr 16#34
This seems to be available online for new for £550 so does that make it not a good deal?
HovisBread
18 Apr 16#35
Thanks, would be good to know.
DARKSABER
18 Apr 161#36
[quote=MazingerZ]Oh man DARKSABER, how much money do you spend on hoo..... never mind I don't want to get banned xDDDDD
For your information i never spent a penny on those women and any one could meet my lovely EX- girlfriends IF they can afford to live in Hong Kong like i have done for more than 5 years and have a personality that attracts beautiful girls.
Rshole
18 Apr 16#37
Where then fella
jamesmattley
18 Apr 16#38
Electronic empire
rignaj
18 Apr 16#39
heat for the effort
LOUGHBORO GUY
18 Apr 16#40
Lovely photos lovely bottoms
aLV426
18 Apr 16#41
Nice - want it, don't need it...
Heat added!
gg1pl
18 Apr 16#42
Great deal, wish this deal was on 3 months ago when I got the 50CX680b - £574.
(no 3D/lower refresh rate 200mhz vs 800mhz and central stand rather than two legs on end)
937666
18 Apr 16#43
I like the girl in the pics
fat_elmo
18 Apr 16#44
Question 1. How big is the box?
Question 2. Can you make it into a fort?
Red Devil
18 Apr 16#45
£500 for a second hand telly? It's like a modern day car boot sale on here sometimes.
Zatos
18 Apr 161#46
Even if not a Vestel Panasonic have left a bad taste in the mouth because of it. Would not buy this brand again.
fat_elmo
18 Apr 16#47
Voted hot but I think I'll hang on until HDR sets have come down in price.
DARKSABER
18 Apr 16#48
Funnily enough i nearly bought that model as there was a 55" one on ebay for £560 at the same time as 50" 50CX700 but i decided to go for the the better specs than the extra 5" larger screen.
I'm not gutted about the 3D (won't use) or higher refresh rate (inflated and artificial numbers by manufacturers to impress) but by the £74 :disappointed:
InternetBowser
18 Apr 161#50
Heat for the girls in your photobucket album :wink:
Judethedude2
18 Apr 16#51
Purchased a 55CX680b with the 50 quid off PayPal offer all in for £499, it turned up in the original box with the protective tape on still it looked brand new ... Its a quality screen and once I calibrated it the picture is outstanding, it will tie me over until HDR is implemented properly which won't be for a while
apollo0073
18 Apr 16#52
@DARKSABER great post :smiley:
hcc27
18 Apr 16#53
I'd have bought it straightaway if it had an extended warranty, but I won't throw 500 bones at any TV without a longer warranty. Wish Pana would at least offer the option to pay extra for one.
Still this is a corker of a price if you don't mind taking a punt. Heated.
ezzer72
18 Apr 161#54
And low quality spelling standards it would seem :smiley:
EazyDuz
18 Apr 16#55
Sony are lightyears ahead when it comes to PQ and input lag for gaming. Sorry but Pana have gone down hill since 2013, and they have a high price for the name, not so much the quality. A bit like Mercedes Benz.
This one has 38ms as per pretty much every review. Hardly light years. As for PQ? again, several professional reviewers rate this highly and reviews for the Sony one listed are very scarce. This is a known quantity, and very good for the price. To be fair, if the Sony was available at £500 and this one not posted, I'd be tempted by that one too. Both are capable sets.
DARKSABER
18 Apr 16#57
Thanks , thought i would fill in the blank spaces of info that seem lacking in plenty of threads so i added reviews and such so every one can make a informed decision.
Great price but I'm kinda paranoid about the one year warranty. Then again, I don't know if it's worth another £250 to get 6 year warranty.
DARKSABER
18 Apr 16#59
I just had a quick check on there stock and it says there's 2 left BUT the last time they ran of stock at this price they then put another 10+ up for sale the following day.
rohitmkiller
18 Apr 16#60
Seen it much cheaper, I sold one on ebay for 479.99 (brand new)
DARKSABER
18 Apr 16#61
You should of tried the SONY android tv's back in 2015 as they where terrible even in the most basic of functions like switching channels and only became a lot better in January through firmware updates.
There where a lot of loyal angry Sony lovers who got cream pied at the time and if you read professional reviews they all said the SONY android OS was the most dysfunctional of all the Tv for 2015.
All the big brands have made technological turkeys in the past ,there's S***y Sony's ,Lethargic LG's ,Pathetic Panasonic's and suicidal Samsung's :smirk:
Personally im not going to tell every one i ever meet that Panasonic make the best tv's in the world unlike some brand lovers on here....
BenderRodriguez
18 Apr 16#62
Dartmouth is a small town, won't be difficult to find that house.
On a completely unrelated subject, does anyone know good deals on binoculars?
I have the 58inch 700 and it's excellent. It cost £1200 so this deal is a good one. The 58inch 700 has HDR I'm sure if this does. The 4K picture quality on Netflix demos is truly breathtaking. But at present that's all there is to watch. Netflix 4K programs are very poor in comparison to the demos. Obviously they aren't proper 4K. The only HDR show on there is Marco Polo and that also is extremely poor to look at.
4K PC games look incredible on the 58inch 700 and if you have an nvidia card it can upscale to 8k. I only have a gtx 970 so it can do 4K effortlessly but 8k pushes the card too hard. I have played a couple of games at 8k and it's so good. I can overclock further but I don't want to burn my card out
If you are into 4K PC gaming them the any of the dx700 series will be for you.
mark6226
19 Apr 16#71
Oops is this the cx700? I've got the the newly released 58dx700. Sorry about that. Anyway it's a great tv if you want to get into 4K.
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Opening post
Well i thought i would post this deal as i have been buying and trying 4k tv since Christmas when i started with a Hisense 321 50 inch but had to return it as it suffered from to much judder so i pored through reviews and found this rather nice brushed metal Panasonic tv DIRECT from Panasonic from there ebay store and decided to give it a shot.
The very next day a SONY Sony KD-49X8005C went on sale on amazon for £490 so i bought that one too as a back up just in case i had to return the Pany dew to my high quality control standards :)
Anyway over the next 10 days i spent testing them i decided that the the Panasonic was the better choice for a number of reasons compared to the SONY (now £600) and the Hisense(now £470) i had before - much better build quality ,much brighter VA panel,faster firefox OS,better black levels, local dimming technology to further improve black levels and mixed on-screen content.
NEGATIVES - a lot less Apps on firefox OS, 3D is supposed to be not so good.
Unlike the other lower priced main brands the VIERA TX-50CX700B has a real brushed metal bezel as well as feet and the superior quality can easily be seen and felt.
Basically what your getting with this TV is a mid range TV at only £500 with a build quality that easily surpasses the low priced 4K Sony,Samsung & LG range.
Considering the Majority of the TV's priced at £500 mark here on HUKD don't have professional reviews i thought the Panasonic is more than capable of selling it's self without my help.
Trusted reviews -4 out of 5
http://www.trustedreviews.com/panasonic-tx-50cx700b-review
Avforums 8 out of 10
https://www.avforums.com/review/panasonic-tx-50cx700b-review.11286
Techradar 4 out of 5
http://www.techradar.com/us/reviews/audio-visual/televisions/plasma-and-lcd-tvs/panasonic-tx-50cx700-1298153/review
HDTVtest
http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/tx50cx700b-201506054122.htm
FlatpannelsHD
http://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.php?id=1431346125&subaction=showfull
Panel 4K ULTRA HD LED LCD
Visible Screen Size (diagonal) 126 cm
Screen Resolution 3840 x 2160 (4K Ultra HD)
Brand Panasonic
Model TX-50CX700B
Display Technology LED LCD
Screen Size 50"
MPN TX-50CX700B
Product Line Panasonic VIERA
Max. Resolution 2160p
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Panel Drive 4K 800 Hz BMR IFC
Picture Mode Dynamic/Normal/Cinema/True Cinema/Custom
Viewing Angle 176 degree
1080 Pure Direct 4K Pure Direct
Hexa-Processing Engine Quad-Core Pro
3D Type Active
Speakers Full Range x 2
Speaker Output 20 W (10 W x 2)
Surround Mode VR-Audio True Surround
my Home Screen Y (2.0）
Voice Interaction Voice Assistant
Voice Guidance Y
EPG Y
Swipe and Share2.0 Y
Web Browser Y (Firefox)
Media Player (Picture/Movie/Music) Y
Support Format AVCHD 3D/Progressive, SD-VIDEO/AVI/HEVC/MKV/WMV/MP4/M4v/FLV/3GPP/VRO/VOB/TS/PS, MP3/AAC/WMA Pro/FLAC/Apple Lossless/WAV, JPEG/MPO
Display Mirroring Easy Mirroring
DLNA 1.5 Y (RUI2.0/DTCP-IP/DMP/DMR/DMS)
VIERA Link Y
Multi Window 2T PAP/PIP/PAT
Wireless LAN Y
USB-HDD Recording Y
Hotel Mode Y
Game Mode Y
Ambient Sensor Y
Design Concept Metal Silver & Pedestal Colour / Design Metal: Blade type
Tuner Freeview Play
Teletext Reception 1500P
HDMI Input 3
Support Feature Audio Return Channel (Input 2)
Component Video Input shared with Composite RCA phono type x 1 (rear)
CI (Common Interface) 1 (CI Plus, Version 1.3)
Scart Connector 1 (rear)
USB 3
SD Card Y
LAN Port 1 (rear)
Digital Audio Output (Optical) 1 (bottom)
Headphone Jack 1 (side)
Suppliers Trademark Panasonic
Model ID TX-50CX700B
Energy Efficiency Class A
On mode Average Power Consumption 93 W
Annual Energy Consumption 129 kWh/year
Standby Power Consumption 0.5 W
Power Supply AC 220 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions (W x H x D) (w/o stand) 1121 x 650 x 46 mm
Dimensions (W x H x D) (with stand) 1121 x 695 x 242 mm
Weight (w/o stand) 16.5 kg
Weight (with stand) 17.5 kg
Top comments
1. It is one inch bigger.
2. It comes in a much bigger box.
Jeez people these days.
No lol heat for the effort.
All comments (81)
No lol heat for the effort.
Maybe you should bother to read about something or experience it before panning it out of hand for what ever uneducated reasoning behind your statement.Only the low priced Panasonic's are rebagded vestel's and they do poorly in reviews which this certainly does not
Around the screen is a skinny bezel in a gun metal brushed finish, which is 7mm thick around the sides and top of the screen, and is slightly wider at 10mm on the bottom with the Panasonic logo in white at the bottom centre.
The space between each foot is 38-inches, so bear that in mind before purchasing or you might need to fork out for another TV stand at the same time.
3XHDMI 2.0 (which are fully 4K HDCP2.2 ready) and HDMI 2 is ARC (Audio Return Channel) ready.
1x USB3
2XUSB2
Jeez people these days.
1. It is one inch bigger.
2. It comes in a much bigger box.
Oh Boy are these panels so bright that i decided to plug it in outside and film the results.As the sun was shinning so bright both the Panny and the sony looked like large mirrors dew to the direct sunshine but when i plugged in the Panasonic i was amazed at the results.
Just note there was a lip sink problem while filming as i was streaming from outside the house and my router was in my upstairs bedroom ( my tv never has this problem )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNqP6fWrpM4
P.S my refurbished TV arrived in perfect condition with a new remote and manual and i would of simply returned it like the other two i had if it had not been up to scratch.
Take note this normally sells for £550 when its in stock on the panasonic refurb website and the price did not drop for 2 months until now so if your interested in getting one then i would advice you get one now as they sold out in 2 days last time.
Every time I see the "bargain Panasonic" resulting in the comments about 3rd rate Turkish knock-offs, it tends to be the 48"
(This is not a Vestel)
If any one is using this for gaming make sure you turn off - INTELLIGENT FRAME CREATION as it adds lag.
Personally i set my Windows 10 desktop resolution to 2560x1440 as there's windows app's with menus's that just don't upscale on any 4K TV well.
C300 & C400 are made in Turkey (Vestel)
C500, C600, C700, C800 are made in Czech Republic (Panasonic)
For your information i never spent a penny on those women and any one could meet my lovely EX- girlfriends IF they can afford to live in Hong Kong like i have done for more than 5 years and have a personality that attracts beautiful girls.
Heat added!
(no 3D/lower refresh rate 200mhz vs 800mhz and central stand rather than two legs on end)
Question 2. Can you make it into a fort?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PANASONIC-VIERA-TX-55CX680B-55-ULTRA-4K-SMART-LED-TV-/111900444444?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&nma=true&si=yQLcX%252Fb3lnhARCpD35%252FwUzmjDbU%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc
Still this is a corker of a price if you don't mind taking a punt. Heated.
The Sony TV listed here has an input lag of 35ms ish https://www.avforums.com/threads/choosing-between-sony-kd-55x8005c-and-kd-49x8305c.1985190/
This one has 38ms as per pretty much every review. Hardly light years. As for PQ? again, several professional reviewers rate this highly and reviews for the Sony one listed are very scarce. This is a known quantity, and very good for the price. To be fair, if the Sony was available at £500 and this one not posted, I'd be tempted by that one too. Both are capable sets.
Trusted reviews -4 out of 5
http://www.trustedreviews.com/panasonic-tx-50cx700b-review
Avforums 8 out of 10
https://www.avforums.com/review/panasonic-tx-50cx700b-review.11286
Techradar 4 out of 5
http://www.techradar.com/us/reviews/audio-visual/televisions/plasma-and-lcd-tvs/panasonic-tx-50cx700-1298153/review
HDTVtest
http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/tx50cx700b-201506054122.htm
FlatpannelsHD
http://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.php?id=1431346125&subaction=showfull
There where a lot of loyal angry Sony lovers who got cream pied at the time and if you read professional reviews they all said the SONY android OS was the most dysfunctional of all the Tv for 2015.
All the big brands have made technological turkeys in the past ,there's S***y Sony's ,Lethargic LG's ,Pathetic Panasonic's and suicidal Samsung's :smirk:
Personally im not going to tell every one i ever meet that Panasonic make the best tv's in the world unlike some brand lovers on here....
On a completely unrelated subject, does anyone know good deals on binoculars?
Your a lucky man :P
4K PC games look incredible on the 58inch 700 and if you have an nvidia card it can upscale to 8k. I only have a gtx 970 so it can do 4K effortlessly but 8k pushes the card too hard. I have played a couple of games at 8k and it's so good. I can overclock further but I don't want to burn my card out
If you are into 4K PC gaming them the any of the dx700 series will be for you.
Seriously though, think I would have spent the money on a front new door.
https://www.youtube.com/user/darksaber35/videos?shelf_id=1&sort=dd&view=0
This man is a legend.