I'm looking to get a new monitor, well two ideally.
I'd like to be able to get A3 drawings on my screen at 100% with all the various toolbars and menus around them. So far as I can work out this means I need a 32" 4k monitor (a 27" 2560x1600 might just have worked but those seem to be rare these days, and 1440p doesn't look like it would be enough).
What would people recommend? I'm looking for an all rounder, but primarily work use - so colour accuracy, reliability and low eye strain are important. Gaming is only occasional these days, mix of FPS and RPG/C&C style stuff. Nothing too modern or fancy. Photoediting too, but my time to do that is much more limited than it used to be and it's not a core part of my current job.
I was looking at Dell U3225QE - does anyone have one yet? OLED burn-in puts me off going that route, so figured i'd stick with IPS. There seem to be faster IPS 1ms screens out there, but lacking the level of calibration and eye care this one has. A lot of them look ugly too, anything gaming orientated seems to be clad in angular plastic and RGB LED bars which I just don't want (or need).
The Asus proArt PA32UCG-K sounds amazing with its mini-LED variable backlight, onboard calibration profile storage etc but it's £3k and I can buy three of the Dell for the same money. I don't think I can justify even one of those, nevermind two (Sadly).
I'd like to be able to get A3 drawings on my screen at 100% with all the various toolbars and menus around them. So far as I can work out this means I need a 32" 4k monitor (a 27" 2560x1600 might just have worked but those seem to be rare these days, and 1440p doesn't look like it would be enough).
What would people recommend? I'm looking for an all rounder, but primarily work use - so colour accuracy, reliability and low eye strain are important. Gaming is only occasional these days, mix of FPS and RPG/C&C style stuff. Nothing too modern or fancy. Photoediting too, but my time to do that is much more limited than it used to be and it's not a core part of my current job.
I was looking at Dell U3225QE - does anyone have one yet? OLED burn-in puts me off going that route, so figured i'd stick with IPS. There seem to be faster IPS 1ms screens out there, but lacking the level of calibration and eye care this one has. A lot of them look ugly too, anything gaming orientated seems to be clad in angular plastic and RGB LED bars which I just don't want (or need).
The Asus proArt PA32UCG-K sounds amazing with its mini-LED variable backlight, onboard calibration profile storage etc but it's £3k and I can buy three of the Dell for the same money. I don't think I can justify even one of those, nevermind two (Sadly).