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The GeForce Experience is also a great resource for 4K gaming. We were surprised at the excellent quality of the experience with only a few compromises. We had a very good experience playing with a single GTX 980 at 4K and appreciated the crispness and the detail of the higher resolution. FXAA or SMAA would be picked instead of MSAA and shadow settings can be set to medium, and other settings can be moved from Ultra or Extreme to High. It is very demanding to drive 3840×2160 resolution with a single-GPU video card, but a GTX 980 is up to the task – and by extension, so are the GTX 970 and R9 290X cards – if some settings are lowered. The HP display is in a class by itself and it has superb color accuracy, great image quality, and doesn’t shift colors with changing angles although it is a slower panel to respond in gaming.

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It is a surprise to us that we got such a decent display for $429 although this week we have seen a Samsung 4K and an ACER 4K display also drop to this price range.īoth the Monoprice 4K and the ASUS 120Hz displays are very good for gaming but we would have to give the overall edge to the 120Hz panel for its more trace free images using fast-paced shooters in 2D.

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After nearly 3 weeks with the Monoprice Crystal Pro 4K, we find 4K very enjoyable for gaming, and decent for everything else PC related. The ASUS display excels at its response time, while the Monoprice Crystal Pro 4K sits between it and the HP display. There is no perfect display and all of them have their strengths and weaknesses. That said, there is very little motion blur with the Monoprice display and it only appears to live up to its rated 1ms response time for a very best case scenario, at least compared to the faster ASUS display. Viewing angles are limited as with all TN panels and although the color balance of the Monoprice Crystal Pro 4K display can never be adjusted perfectly as with the HP display, it is still very decent as a gaming or general-purpose display just as the ASUS display is ideally suited for twitch gaming at 120Hz. In our unit, the Gamma is off a bit and needed adjustment to lessen the detail brightness. Colors are very good also, although green and red appear a bit overemphasized at maximum brightness, and that is easily adjusted. The Monoprice Crystal Pro 4K is a monitor that is OK for print work as the grayscale quality is OK out of the box. The HP is also accurately white but it is much less bright and easier on the eyes for long time use. The ASUS display on the right is much brighter and is more accurately “white”. We set up theMonoprice Crystal Pro 4K directly next to our ASUS VG278 120Hz 3D Vision ready display that we got from Nvidia for our original 3D Vision review and also next to our 30″ HP LP3065. Now that we have our Monoprice Crystal Pro 4K display unboxed and set up let’s check it out and play some games at 4K resolution! Testing the Display However, not all of the results are given they are summarized.

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Windows 7 64, all DX10 titles were run under DX10 render paths DX11 titles under DX11 render paths.Īll of the above games were tested at 1920×1080, 2160×1600, and at 3840×2160 with Windows 7 and with Windows 8.1 for comparison using a single GTX 980 and also GTX 980 SLI.

Highest quality sound (stereo) used in all games.

Windows 7 64-bit SP1 very latest updates, and Windows 8.1 very latest updatesĪll games are patched to their latest versions.ĪA enabled as noted in games all in-game settings are specified with 16xAF always applied 16xAF forced in control panel for Crysis.Īll results show average, minimum and maximum frame rates except as noted. High Quality, prefer maximum performance, single display.

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Nvidia GeForce 347.52 WHQL drivers for the GTX 980 and GTX 980 SLI.

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