I didn't bother waiting, noticed they were in stock at the original price elsewhere on saturday and ordered (they're now at £560 too
), it got delivered yesterday lol , gotta love dpd . will just list some pro's and con's in general and vs the swift (had 2 but rma'd)-
+the resolution is very nice indeed, max resolution here before this was 1080p, it obviously blows that away but is also noticeably more detailed than 1440p aswell
+no inversion effects that plagued both my swift models
+ no backlight bleed or dead pixels
+ 780 sli/3gb vram copes fine at 4k
+ can't really notice the motion blur of 60hz too much, used 120hz panels for 5+ years now but it's pretty good in this regard
+ gysnc works just aswell as on 144hz panels
+ good quality stand that's easy to put together and fit, not as good as the swift though and certainly more flimsy
- only 60hz, so no ulmb mode only gsync, not a biggie though
- 4k is not ready for mainstream yet not by a long shot, i'm coming from a 3D vision surround set up so i'm used to constantly messing about getting things to work, it's no different here, some games work in 4k and lots of others don't (when you see the next game being marketed with a 4k bullet point next to it, no it's not just marketing)
- no joystick for monitors settings! every monitor should have one after using the swift
- acer splash screen at startup, not instant like the swift
- worse colours than the swift out of the box
may seem like i'm a little down on it but just pointing out some stuff, i'm actually really happy with it and it now complete's my 4 display setup, been trying lots of games to what they look like now, the resolution increase is just insane, switching my 1080p 120hz panel on isn't too pleasant anymore