4K System

[Jase]

acer nitro for cheap 4k gaming that can handle over 60hz ! official nvidia version is £1800 ++++ ! and also 27"

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/asus...-widescreen-led-gaming-monitor-mo-09q-as.html

**just realised that is 99% adobe range and 600 nit screen... in theory , BenQ SW271 is £1000 and that Nitro is £900....

rather save that money and push the Nitro 4k freesync monitor that is G-sync compatible with a BenQ Professional Adobe RGB monitor

https://www.benq.com/en/monitor/photographer/sw2700pt.html

least both monitors will be 27" but Adobe monitor will be 1440p not 4k

CORRECTION!!

27" 4K verison

https://www.benq.com/en/monitor/photographer/sw271.html

though with PPI, might want to work off the 31" verison...£££

Cheers again, really must decide tonight

 

[orbitalwalsh]

Cheers again, really must decide tonight

Worth looking at the difference between Freesync screens that are G-sync compatible and true G-sync monitors

 

[Quartz]

If you want your monitors any distance from the PC - entirely possible if you're overclocking - I can recommend the FIBBR fibre-optic cables. They'll cost you - £179 for a 10m cable - but they really do work.

As for monitors, I have the Acer Nitro Freesync / Gsync compatible, the Asus 3440x1440 UW 100 Hz Gsync, and a 24" Dell Ultrasharp 4K right in front of me, so ask away.