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UPDATE: I've posted some unboxing pics (per the many requests) and a couple of screenshots: https://picasaweb.google.com/1024327...eat=directlink ;) Make sure to download and view the BF4 screenshots in full resolution.
+rep for the wife. :D Too bad I'll be busy the next couple of days - holiday thing and all.
http://www.thedigitalfoundry.com/ima...UP3214Q_00.jpg
http://www.thedigitalfoundry.com/ima...UP3214Q_01.jpg
For some reason the image you posted doesn't show up on the forum but it did show up in the email that I received. I do love their music videos. lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by NKrader
Very jelly...................so the trouble and strife bought you this ??
More pics in the future ;)
Could it be better, just dive in that vast sea of pixels:clap:
Take care of it so you don't get Quad-damage.
I've updated my first post with a link to additional images. Enjoy.
@D749, What is your overall impression about it?
Given is a 3840 x 2160, I hope Dell launches a 3840 x 2400 model in the future.
16:10 is dead. You won't see 16:10 4K displays. 16:9 or 21:9 are likely the ratios you'll be seeing for now on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Metroid
Overall I like it but the dead and bright pixels might kill it for me. I'm on my third display now due to dead and bright pixels. Most people probably wouldn't even noticed them but I can be picky at times - especially if spending $3,500 USD on a display. ;) One thing I wish more display companies copied from Dell is the button and OSD setup - it's simply great. Dell also provides an application that allows you to control various display settings without having to actually touch the monitor. I really like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Metroid
I also prefer 16:10 but I agree with the above.Quote:
Originally Posted by lowfat
I recommend staying away from this display or any other 4K display - at least for now. I went through 3 displays before I said screw it.
http://en.community.dell.com/support.../19535104.aspx
However, I will say that physically speaking the UP3214Q is quite nice and the OSD is simply excellent. Dell also provides a nice tool called Dell Display Manager, which while buggy for me while in MST mode, was awesome, when it worked correctly, for controlling various features of the display from within Windows.
Wow that sucks, sorry to hear that you had to return it 3 times, at least they made no fuss about the refund.
I suppose that's one of the issues of LCD tech still, dead pixels plague most screens and as we get higher and higher resolutions it only become more of an issue and nobody seems to offer a zero dead pixel policy anymore :(
Their return process was fairly painless. The bright side is that G-Sync displays are finally here. Time to try a few of those. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Linchpin
Bad luck D749, at least you got the $ back which could have been a very painfull process dealing with certain other suppliers
Maybe in a year or so when the tech is more mature might be the time to buy
True. Dell has a great return and warranty program - at least that has been my experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by alpha0ne
As some may know I went through three new Dell 4K (UP3214Q) displays. The number of pixel defects just didn't sit well with me considering the cost of the display. I also had a stand issue with one of the three displays. Eventually I had a full refund issued.
This week a Dell VP contacted me directly to let me know that they would be sending me a brand new Dell 4K display, which I was told was specifically inspected for defects, for me to keep at no charge.
I picked it up today. Normally they're not double boxed. This one looks like it was send directly from China to Dell at Texas and then to me.
http://www.thedigitalfoundry.com/ima...ree_dell4k.jpg
I have to give props to Dell - well done!
^ Damn thats a nice xmas pressie from Dell :clap:
wow...hats off to dell :)