[QUOTE=goosedude;158501005]I picked this up because it was such a good deal and it seems using a TV as a computer monitor has drastically changed since the jump to 4K. How is your experience with this as a monitor going?? I'm debating using this as a monitor and phasing out dual 24" 1080p 60Hz monitors.[/QUOTE]
ditch those 2 pathetic 1080p monitors immediately. this one 4k monitor/tv will be drastic upgrade to that. you have huge space in front of you. you don't need those 2 small monitors at all. originally it looks a little too big for me. now i'm even considering a 50" tv.
you do need a good cable to connect to it. some cables only support 1080p. maybe also a good gpu. mine currently only shows 30Hz, though the tv can support 60Hz natively. i think it's my computer gpu is not good enough (integrated intel).
you also need go through the picture settings on the tv. find one good for you. i chose 'movie' mode, which looks good to me so far.
in tv settings set it to remember last input, so when you turn on the tv it goes directly to the hdmi input that you connected to the computer. saves a lot of time.
so far no dead pixels or any issue. mouse response speed is a little slower compared to real monitor. but it's acceptable to me. i don't play games.
$130 for a 4k monitor. i think it's a steal.
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