I am using gtx 780ti . 770 is enough if you don't turn all the setting to max.
Forget 34UM95, here's 34UC97! (CURVED 34")
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I am using gtx 780ti . 770 is enough if you don't turn all the setting to max.
Quick Q regarding these monitors, for those that are using one right now.
Could you test a 21:9 movie trailer on YouTube on it? Example:
Does the screen fill up or does the video produce black bars on all sides of the monitor? I'd heard it may be the latter as streaming sites seem to force a 16:9 aspect ratio, but never had anyone test it.
Would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Could you test a 21:9 movie trailer on YouTube on it? Example:
Does the screen fill up or does the video produce black bars on all sides of the monitor? I'd heard it may be the latter as streaming sites seem to force a 16:9 aspect ratio, but never had anyone test it.
Would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Just received my 34UC87, however it didnt come with a UK plug.... came with a Schuko Plug i believe its called at 16A 240V, another 2 days of waiting now i assume since its past 5pm and i just sent the email, wont receive a new uk cable till Thursday, think i might receive it tomorrow Gibbo ?
Someone mentioned this a few posts ago and so did i, guess it wasn't noticed...
Someone mentioned this a few posts ago and so did i, guess it wasn't noticed...
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if the source is 21:9 then it will fill up the whole screen and just tested your youtube link to confirm.
Fantastic, could you possibly confirm with Netflix too if you have it? Those are my only real concern, other than that holding out for DP 1.2a for FreeSync goodiness. Money all set aside for these
Fantastic, could you possibly confirm with Netflix too if you have it? Those are my only real concern, other than that holding out for DP 1.2a for FreeSync goodiness. Money all set aside for these
I have just tested Netflix. sadly it got all 4 black bars . i tried changed Ratio on monitor option itself to ' Cinema1 , cinema2 , original , or Wide ' mode it doesn't make the movie go full screen.
OCUK cust service are pretty good.
Will http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CB-092-OK work in place of the German cable ? The german plug end states it is 16A 250V but that UK plug cable is a 5A Fuse
Get in touch with CS they will send you a UK plug out free of charge as should have come with one.
Get in touch with CS they will send you a UK plug out free of charge as should have come with one.
Yeh one has been posted out, just a shame i have to wait 2 more days for it. Also just noticed the price was reduced the day after i received mine
Anyone else seeing windows mysteriously rearrange/resize themselves whenever you use the switch user screen on Windows 7?
If I have windows that extend to the bottom of the screen and/or are on the far right of the screen they are messed with. Windows that extend to the bottom seem to be resized so they don't go below 1200px. Windows to the right are shunted towards the left, but different windows move to different places - chrome will move a long way over so its righthand edge is around 2300 pixels, something like Calculator will move in a bit but still be outside of the equivalant 16:9 resolution (the only thing I could think of that might be causing this).
An extensive trawl of the net has not found any answers. It is not related to the PC using a "simulated" display when the monitor goes to sleep, as in a similar issue discussed on a few forums. In fact, the windows all stay in their rightful place when the machine sleeps and wakes. It is ONLY when the switch user screen is used the problem occurs. Strangely, I see no discussion of this at all. Quite rare these days!
If I have windows that extend to the bottom of the screen and/or are on the far right of the screen they are messed with. Windows that extend to the bottom seem to be resized so they don't go below 1200px. Windows to the right are shunted towards the left, but different windows move to different places - chrome will move a long way over so its righthand edge is around 2300 pixels, something like Calculator will move in a bit but still be outside of the equivalant 16:9 resolution (the only thing I could think of that might be causing this).
An extensive trawl of the net has not found any answers. It is not related to the PC using a "simulated" display when the monitor goes to sleep, as in a similar issue discussed on a few forums. In fact, the windows all stay in their rightful place when the machine sleeps and wakes. It is ONLY when the switch user screen is used the problem occurs. Strangely, I see no discussion of this at all. Quite rare these days!
Is this the case with OCUK's stock of 34UC97 monitors? Thinking of buying one.
Also, what's the best option for connectivity with these beasts? I assume the HDMI port isn't HDMI 2.0 (which is a shame, as the ports on the 980GTX are 2.0); which I guess leaves DisplayPort as the best option? I obviously want 60hz for games, etc.