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Dell Launches 24-inch Ultra HD Monitor, Preps 28-inch Model

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according to wikipedia hdmi 2.0 clocks the signal to 600 Mhz (1.4 is 340 Mhz) so if you have a good HDMI cable then it will probably work.

This particular monitor doesn't support HDMI 2.0 iirc.

This is a troll post. You just called idiots 99.9% of users who are still using Windows OS. FYI if you use more than 125% DPI scalling in ANY Windows OSes, everything becomes scrambled and retarded, including icons, text overlapping, Java/Flash/ActiveX apps becoming a mess, etc, etc. Talking from experience... ;)

Win8 fixed most of the scaling issues I heard.
 
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This particular monitor doesn't support HDMI 2.0 iirc.

That might be true but since hardware supporting the HDMI 2.0 spec is supposedly trickling into the market now and that there is supposedly some hardware that is or will be firmware upgradable already on the market,....

Now or soon seems to be the time to get such HDMI 2.0 compliant hardware if that is indeed what one wants
 
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Win8 fixed most of the scaling issues I heard.

I have it on my laptop. Desktop and windows apps are OK, but some 3rd party apps I am using do not scale well at all with high DPI scaling from Windows. Not entirely Windows fault, I agree...
 
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The Extra Bandwith is supposedly attained by increased freq. only. So if you have the faster chip allready inside your TV, all you need is a firmware update.
Cable wise, it makes no difference.

That is only true if the cable stays within spec inductance and noise wise at 600 Mhz.
 
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