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Defaults in Sierra to proper frequency and resolution.
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The resolution is outstanding
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Most people don't realize that the higher resolution will make icons and text sharper but also smaller
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This display pushes your video card to the point that unless you have a really good video card, you won't get full resolution, therefore you may notice some fuzziness similar to using a laptop not set at the optimal resolution
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If you are using this with a MacBook Pro with a USB-C port, I suggest connecting it to the monitor with a Mini Displayport to USB-C cable in order to have the best screen resolution and refresh rate
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Great resolution
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the 24" has the highest pixel density for the resolution -- if you go up to 27 or 28" you will get excellent resolution but not as
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Cons: Shiny Dell logo; bright, constantly-on power light; middling pixel-density that makes "retina" resolution impossible and native resolution a pain, a decent industrial design hampered by a chintzy back port-cover and inaccessible ports when used as a USB hub
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Gotta love that resolution. :-)
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The resolution is outstanding
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Resolution is killer and I love the ability to adjust resolution as a I wish and not be locked
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Unreal resolution and a bonus digital audio port
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You do lose resolution with the daisy chaining, I've considered getting a mini display port splitter to eliminate
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OSX seems to keep the size of the fonts, text, and icons the same, but they have far greater resolution and detail, with less pixilation.
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The native resolution works very well with Windows 10
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The native resolution works very well with Windows 10
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I have a 2yr old Alienware 14" with Win7pro, i7 processor, 16gbRAM, GeForce GT650M dedicated graphics which supports the 3840x2160 digital resolution, and also has the display
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Have 3 of these, one of them (earlier revision I think) loses the resolution it's set to each time I unlock the computer
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Cost effective and great resolution
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But for the awesome resolution at this price, I'm not complaining!
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I feel this monitor has better color rendition and of course excellent resolution.
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The resolution is razor sharp when looking at pictures and videos
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Great resolution and virtually no glare.
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Yes, monitor can display 4k and also other resolutions quite well
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I half thought that the resolution wouldn't be good enough for me to think about keeping
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Even at the highest (meaning, most impractical) resolutions on both displays, the graphics issues are gone
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I like the 4K resolution of this monitor.
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I first tried a 28" monitor but the optimal resolution yielded font sizes that were just too small for my 53 year old eyes to read with comfort
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The resolution and sharpness is very impressive
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There is as yet no way to easily switch between best resolution and easy to read menus as explained above
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Worked like a charm great resolution at
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The problem with HD4400 on U series CPU is its maximum resolution is limited to 3840*2160 30Hz according to this(https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/quick-reference-guide-to-intel-processor-graphics)
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This monitor has good color and good resolution, but its pixels per inch won't jibe with the Mac OS or Adobe applications
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I was able to get it to work a full resolution via HDMI, but the refresh rate is only 30Hz
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Great monitor, it has great colors and resolution
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Resolution is killer and I love the ability to adjust resolution as a I wish and not be locked
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I like the resolution and size of the screen but there is a mayor problem with this screen, after my computer goes to sleep or
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From the moment I connected it to my Macbook Pro Retina 13" (Early 2015) via the supplied DisplayPort cable it blew me away with beautiful 4K resolution
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Many of the negative comments are that the monitor loses resolution when it goes to sleep so desktop icons have to be constantly rearranged when it wakes
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A good HDMI cable that supports the high resolution
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If used in easy, old VGA mode, resolution is not good at all
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The resolution is great and the color gamut matches the iMac exactly
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Feet - 4K Resolution Ready from the monitor to the
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Great resolution
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i'm running it at the full 4K resolution, beautiful
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Extra resolution is a significant improvement for those who read lots of text.
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Resolution is incredible, angle and color is just amazing
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Most of the time I can get by without using readers for most of the day just because the resolution is so sharp.
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The higher resolution is far easier on the eyes
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If the mode doesn't appear press and hold ALT before click on the available resolutions
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pro the resolution is amazing
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The screen is reasonably bright, colors are pretty good and the resolution is great, but not as bright or as great as other displays on the market
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Great resolution and easy setup.
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The scaling options available for the built-in display also apply to this, and you can select a few awkward numbered (but great-looking) resolutions, one of which includes "Looks like 2560 x 1440"
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Before you buy make sure you have proper driver that can support this 4K resolution
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The monitor has great resolution and works great.
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Spectacular resolution using my MacBook Pro 13-inch
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I've always dreaded going back from my retina macbook to my desktop, but now I can enjoy the same resolution, except on a giant screen.- Works perfectly with OS X(Tested on Yosemite).
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5K native resolution would be perfect, but that isn't ready for prime time yet
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Very nice resolution
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Just grab a thunderbolt to thunderbolt so you can take advantage of the amazing resolution.
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Note that this does require DisplayPort 1.2 with MST (Multi Stream Transport) in order to support full resolution at 60Hz
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The resolution looks good
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Well I got the resolution, which is quite nice, but the light bleed is dramatic and noticeable when the lower corners are at all dark
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Also, sometimes when the computer comes out of sleep, the monitor's resolution is capped at 2560 x 1440, and the monitor needs to be turned off and then on again to regain its ability to support the 3840 x 2160 resolution
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the resolution and the fact it can be rotated makes my live easier (I like the 90degree rotation)
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There is no native resolution available for the MacOS that fits my needs
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The screen is reasonably bright, colors are pretty good and the resolution is great, but not as bright or as great as other displays on the market
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Also if you don't have a 4K source, don't bother because the resolution doesn't look that good.
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The display is matte (a must) and the resolution is amazing
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Text looks almost as good as e-ink on a Kindle