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While browsing for a new (preferably 1440p/4K) monitor to accompany my 144hz 1080p monitor to play some lower req games on I came across this TV:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/SWEDX-Super..._sbs_ce_7?ie=UTF8&refRID=07GSYF5WAQQ996GFYKPS
It seems almost too good to be true, and I'm guessing it is. Are there any major downsides to such cheap 4K TVs? I know in the past I've had trouble connecting PCs to televisions like this before, but I've usually been able to tweak it so it works fine in the end.
How well would this work with 4K gaming? (R9 290, will probably upgrade in the future).
Also, I noticed that it only supports 4K through HDMI 1.4, which runs in 30hz. Would the VGA input allow it to run at 60hz?
Answers to any of those questions are greatly appreciated.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/SWEDX-Super..._sbs_ce_7?ie=UTF8&refRID=07GSYF5WAQQ996GFYKPS
It seems almost too good to be true, and I'm guessing it is. Are there any major downsides to such cheap 4K TVs? I know in the past I've had trouble connecting PCs to televisions like this before, but I've usually been able to tweak it so it works fine in the end.
How well would this work with 4K gaming? (R9 290, will probably upgrade in the future).
Also, I noticed that it only supports 4K through HDMI 1.4, which runs in 30hz. Would the VGA input allow it to run at 60hz?
Answers to any of those questions are greatly appreciated.