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Has anyone thought of getting this yet? $1500 55" 4K TV

These new sets are giving me a chubby, resolution so good no feeds I have would do it justice outside a Blueray. I still like the idea of high res and hope the industry moves it forward.


Fasttrak
 
Fasttrak said:
These new sets are giving me a chubby, resolution so good no feeds I have would do it justice outside a Blueray. I still like the idea of high res and hope the industry moves it forward.


Fasttrak
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Seriously for $1500, I'm so tempted, my onkyo (HT RC 360) receiver can/will upscale content to 4k, and I think most newer blurays should right?

And I'm wondering would the GTX 580's output 4k? Will be some gaming at that res lol.
 
damn thats more than my freaking photoshop monitor, my monitor does a single 2560x1600 and it's just damn sharp. got a 30" for 499.00.
 
I'm not fond of first-kid-on-the-block taxes. I'm also waiting for someone else to get one so I can check it out and then decide. lol.

suicide george said:
damn thats more than my freaking photoshop monitor, my monitor does a single 2560x1600 and it's just damn sharp. got a 30" for 499.00.
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where?
 
rust said:
Seriously for $1500, I'm so tempted, my onkyo (HT RC 360) receiver can/will upscale content to 4k, and I think most newer blurays should right?

And I'm wondering would the GTX 580's output 4k? Will be some gaming at that res lol.
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580 has 2 GB vram? Depends on what you're playing but I would think that vram would be the limiting factor.
 
Havoc.Sp said:
580 has 2 GB vram? Depends on what you're playing but I would think that vram would be the limiting factor.
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Actually the 580 has 1.5gb VRAM but the problem I think lies in the fact that they limit the max digital resolution to 2560*1600 at a max refresh rate of 240 Hz and this limitation also exists in 600 series so it seems its not possible to power this up at its native resolution through probably all of current gen cards.
 
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