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AOC U27P2 (3840 x 2160 Pixels, 27")
EUR233,18

AOC U27P2

3840 x 2160 Pixels, 27"

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Anonymous

1 year ago

I currently have a 27" WQHD and am thinking of buying a 4k for even more sharpness. While I can use the WQHD screen with 100% scaling, I assume that with 4k I need a scaling of 125 or 150% so that the symbols/fonts are legible. Will it still be sharp? Or does it look blurred? What are your experiences in this regard?

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Sileighty

1 year ago

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A slightly higher scaling is certainly a good thing. As far as I'm concerned, this screen is tip-top for the office, with a clear, clean picture. My uwqhd OLED is blurrier than this one.

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belohlavy

3 years ago

The technical spec here says that the monitor supports 8 bits, but the manufacturer's site says 10 bits. Which is correct?

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Stardustone

3 years ago

The problem is both a little bit, because the 10bit is usually beefed up with an 8bit panel that has Frame Rate Control (FRC), so that at the end simulated 10bit comes out. And that is exactly the case with this panel, 10bit (8bit+FRC). As a rule, you don't notice that, but a real 10-bit panel costs more. It is still a very good device, because it also has a 4K UHD resolution.