I punch in the hole that sticker with screw driver. Ok will try first. Thanks bro.

thx going to test it when home... hope come with the display connector

2 days ago Jayacom
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NO.. Jayacom gie better price... lol even Sapphire R9 290X Trix Viewnet giv RM2.11K meanwhile Jayacom RM2.05K lol
so.. TN panel no good ? 1 billion Color, when test it seem got Super fast Respond for 4K LCD, it can do 60HZ refresh rate for 4K LCD (Asus/DELL) seem charge double then SAMSUNG...

This post has been edited by Unseen83: Apr 25 2014, 10:22 AM

I think TN panel is good for gaming also de, fast response.

I think 4K display is really good. If the game can't run at full 4K, can just play at 1080p, the upscaling will be perfect.

so its your RIG that APES need to do OT yesterday night
TitanFall theme?
I'm sure these sales person did not knew much about 295X power requirement unless they dwell into it.
the Samsung 4k TN is a great start to embrace 4k earlier. Jayacom already got display set for this samsung monitor? would love to see it in person.

Color reproduction is the main gripe for TN panels. Most folks like CallSignVega who go for TN panels because of its response time, and in his case, for his preferred Lightboost gaming. If all you do is gaming, then TN panel should be fine. Others who do media manipulation like video and photo editing, wide color gamut befitting Adobe RGB standards is important so that the end result of their edits appear constant. You dont want the photos you edited and about to print to appear orange on print when it looks like red on screen. If you've watched LinusTechTips, they do mention color shifts in the blue and purple for that Samsung. Whites and blacks are also reproduced more faithfully on IGZO/IPS panels on the Asus and Dell. TN panels like Samsung tend to wash out on blacks.

Simply put, Samsung for gaming only, Asus and Dell for gaming and multimedia editing. If you cannot differentiate between the color reproduction or just dont care much about it, Samsung is fine.

The Titanfall theme is partial, the theme is about how HOT the 290X cards are, hence the name "Furnace". Still need to soften the harsh orange glare shining towards the interior panel with that Titanfall design, too bright. Thinking of softening it with either nylon or wax paper. Or maybe change it to white LED strip. Have not decided yet.

yup be my first 4K... want see how R9 290X look on this Screen... haha and like u say game not support other res hav..(well hope can play on 1400 /1600)
eh okay buddy.. thx for the... i just play game why i have R9 290X oh and alot Porn/ and movie.. that kinda thing i do with my Lcd Monitor

Anyone can suggest me good thermal paste for 280x?

Phobya HeGrease Extreme.

Urghh. So rare. Any idea where can i find one? In gs mostly MX4 and AS5.

Prolimatech PK1? There SHOULD be sellers.

its not just like what he said also, for example i like my monitor to produce more natural colours hence i go for IPS panel as well

TN doesnt show very natural colours, hence i find it not worth it

not sure about the orange color, but from the pic, can't really say as it kinda too bright as you said.
but the overall theme is juz
if you don't mind, what is your work or things that require you to build such powerful pc?
no offense as i saw you are the 1 or the few that's been getting/building the niche item on gpu. (which is impressive)

as it stands now, current gpu will need to CF/SLI to support 4k. will the next gen we'll see single gpu to power up 4k at maximum graphic settings? or at 20nm? (60 or 120 fps)

Precisely. Maybe I need to type in simpler terms. You can't magically arrive at 4K at that cheap of a price without corners cut. Previously it was 30Hz instead of 60Hz, now it's TN panel. All the market is doing is driving up purchase so that enough people are buying these 4K panel to warrant producing them at high volume and low price. Last time, low volume therefore high cost, BUT they did not skip on QUALITY. Depends on the end user to decide if he can "tahan" seeing TN panel's inadequacies.

Those shots were simple FB shots. Photoshoot to happen later, with proper ambient lighting. I fly planes for a living.

You CAN run 4K with a single Titan/780Ti/TitanBlack/290X provided you turn down the eye candy to medium with no AA. That'll give you good enough framerates to be enjoyable to play. Question is, people buy 4K panels to run games at its most beautiful, if had to scale down, might as well stick with 1080p and turn up all settings to maximum. I belong in the camp that believes in turning up settings all the way up, and spec builds based on that. In restrospect, I believe it's wiser to first decide what panel/monitor you're using at what native resolution, and THEN ONLY build your rig based on what runs best at that resolution. A lot of potential wasted when you build a rig first, then find out that it cant run games at native res maxed out settings.

yup got it hook up to Display port : ) picture is brilliant respond is quicK ! haha i think is the fastest respond LCD monitor i had ever own lol...

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now... i feel Single R9 290X is not power enough for gaming : O ll

14.4 WHQL driver is out

between this and RC1, any different? from guru thread. there's 2, wonder how much is the impact

Apparently FarhanzackEL tried it and got himself a boost in Unigine Heaven benchmark.

Looks like that you're enjoying your new 4K monitor..

Have you tested the 290X with games on 4K yet?

This post has been edited by Minecrafter: Apr 26 2014, 11:07 AM

yes... fast respond .. lovely Metro Last Light... so strange see everything in one screen... i down Graphic setting to High(from v high/ lower anti 8x to 4x) all smooth 35+Fps.. on 4K ,... im happy camper...

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i recommend get Samsung 4K if want Gaming in 4K..+1 billion Colour +fast respond LCD... for only RM1.8K p.s Refresh rate lcd can be OC.. 60Hz to 75-80Hz..