The mini-review and PR blurb both don’t mention it, and the hardware on the cam doesn’t look like it has it vs my 2017 Brio 4k which does. It would be weird for them not to mention it in a business focused PR bit too. I’d bet it doesn’t.
Without knowing the exact use case of the monitor it's a little harder to say, but I'd go with the UW if it's shooters or racing games or the cheaper flat 16:9 for anything else. The cost for 165hz isn't worth it. I'm running a 27" 170hz IPS 2560x1440 and a 34" 100hz VA 3440x1440. I notice the...
I can’t prove this because I haven’t seen anyone test this, but isn’t it most likely that the 14900k and 14900non-k draw a similar amount of power? There’s no way a single core draws over 65W, so you don’t need to increase the efficiency of the part to maintain single-threaded clocks.
As further support for this argument, here’s a power-limited 13900k, which is basically a 13900, which is basically a 14900. It is losing over 20% performance going from ~250w to ~65w. That 20% may be worth losing for a 75% power reduction but I wouldn’t call it ‘near top tier performance’...
Have you lost it? It’s already rated for 225w without an overclock. It will never see 5.0 sustained all-core because to do that would take those 225w constantly, which is exactly what you don’t want. It’s going to lose massive amounts of all core performance in sustained loads.
mahirzukic is...
$300 is kinda shocking, but otherwise seems solid. Aesthetics first is getting more and more common now, at least this one doesn’t look like it left performance too far behind.
(I know it's 2024 :laugh:)
I'm not quite able to get multi-quote to work on mobile or desktop. I click +Quote and it shows all messages in the dialogue when I click "Add Quotes", but then only the last message I quoted appears. To multiquote I have to select the text and click the 'reply' that...
I know JOLED was working on one, but TCL and another Chinese brand are too. If they bought the tech or are working on their own I'm not sure.
And in a dark room, QDOLED static contrast is still infinite. I know in practice it isn't quite, but it's not an inherent limit of the tech.