Samsung UR59C (3840 x 2160 Pixels, 32")

Samsung UR59C

3840 x 2160 Pixels, 32"

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RosiS36

7 months ago

Hi, is it possible to connect 2 monitors to a Mac Studio? Do you need additional equipment? Would connect both with a HDMI - USB C, Mac Studio has enough ports for that. Please confirm briefly, I'm sure about the Hz. Thank you

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cavardiras

7 months ago

I don't think your Mac can control both at full resolution. Plus the screen of the Mac as well. But you can find out exactly if you study the technical specifications of the Mac's graphics output.

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esons

1 year ago

The monitor does not wake up after sleep mode. You have to switch the monitor on and off again. We have bought 3 monitors of this model and all have the same problem. The PC wakes up, but the monitor remains dark. Then switch the monitor off and on again to get the picture to appear. Is there a fix for this? Is this a bug? I used to have a Samsung monitor with the same problem and then had to replace the mainboard.

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wh

1 year ago

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It's exactly the same for me. When the monitor goes into sleep mode, it no longer becomes active before I press the power button once. This is not really a problem for me, but what bothers me more is that the monitor cannot be switched off completely, but remains on standby even after being switched off. That's why I plugged it into a power strip, which I can use to cut the power. This is actually an anachronism in this day and age.

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Anonymous

1 year ago

my question is along the same lines as arnaudsc's, but extends to a third model: unfortunately, I don't know the differences between the models U32R590CWP (278 CHF), LU32R590CWRXEN (342 CHF) and LU32R590CWUXEN (559 CHF). especially with the latter two, there must be a significant technical difference due to the difference of >200 CHF. on the manufacturer's website, i can only find information about the model "U32R590CWU", but no reference to other models. i would be pleased if someone could shed some light on this.

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darioalessandrofontana

3 years ago

I connected the screen at home with the supplied high-speed HDMI cable via the docking station (Icy Box IB-DK2106-C). However, the system does not allow 60Hz@4K. I also tried it directly on the laptop (without docking station). Working in 30 Hz is quite a drain on my energy, and 2K or 1080p simply looks s****sse on this size :( The following is the maximum I can achieve (at 30Hz or 60 Hz): With docking: 29Hz@4K or 60Hz@1080p Without docking: 30Hz@4K or 60Hz@2K Means for me that both laptop and docking station are limiting. Does anyone have an idea how I can either (a) get my laptop to deliver 60Hz@4K (it does on other monitors too, e.g. in the office) or (b) find the right docking station that delivers at 60Hz@4K?

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Mars Elbow

3 years ago

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Try connecting with a digital port cable. This helped with my HP config. (laptop/docking station).

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rento

3 years ago

Is there another stand that you could mount. The one that comes with the unit is not height adjustable, which is not great.

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Stardustone

3 years ago

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There is an adapter, but it doesn't look very good. MonLines V052 VESA adapter for Samsung 32UR59C / U32R594CWU. The Samsung screen doesn't have a standard VESA mount option because of the curved design, but the adapter would add one to the back. Plus there would be the cost of an external stand. I would recommend choosing another 32 inch 3840 x 2160 pixel screen with a height adjustable stand. Unfortunately, I can't recommend a model here because there have been people recently who report such a help as abusive.

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