Hi Guys.  I'm currently actively trying to make a main display replacement decision.  Now I run 1080P 27" samsung  with 2 22" panels for maps/web/etc.  I'd like to upgrade to 4k or 1440p mainly so i can view the VC without having to zoom as often to read gauges.  Would the below be a good replacement for the 27" I currently have?

https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/q60-q60r-qled

A few things to keep in mind:

-My monitor is about 22-24" directly in front of me. 

-My computer is used for P3DV4 as well as a work computer.  Browsing web/email/spreadsheets etc. 

-Also.  I notice some TV's are now coming with Nvidia G-Sync.  But mostly in the larger screens.  Is this a concern or a required item?

-Hardware in my signature.  But 1080ti on a 9700K (4.6 all cores right now)

 

Thanks. micstatic. 

Edited September 12, 20196 yr by micstatic

I'm trying to figure out how to simulate 4k.  I've read you can go to NVIDIA CP and go to global settings/DSR Factors.  I tried choosing 4.0 then going to P3D to change resolution, but didn't see anything higher than what I hvae.  Any tips?

In another thread I realized i'll probably be fine.  Last hurdle for me on this purchase is the lack of freesync.  Even though I run an NVIDIAi i've heard sometimes it can play with freesync.  My question.  Am I foolish to buy this since it doesn't have a variable refresh rate?

I don’t have gsync and don’t play any games so I don’t know what I’m missing without gsync. But I’m delighted with what I do have. 

Edited September 15, 20196 yr by bbuckley

thanks for the reply.  Picking it up tomorrow.  Any special settings/instructions/pointers?