Dell UltraSharp U4320Q
3840 x 2160 Pixels, 42.50"
Question about Dell UltraSharp U4320Q
Hello! I have three questions: 1) On the internet it says that this monitor is also a BGR monitor instead of RBG. This means blue-green-red instead of red-green-blue. This manifests itself, for example, in various texts that would then have a coloured shadow. Can someone please confirm this for me? 2) What about upscaling? If I display a 1080p picture on the whole screen? Is the image then as sharp as on a 1080p monitor or is the text blurred, etc.? 3) Would anyone be willing to show / demonstrate me their device with a PC with text on the image? I am willing to pay 25.- Fr. for this! I need a large, very sharp monitor for mainly 1080p content (for the next 5 years still...) and don't want to buy another "duck"! :-)
1) I haven't noticed any shadows on the text anywhere.
2) When I switch my desktop to 1080p, text seems marginally less sharp than in the native 4k resolution of the monitor, but I wouldn't call it blurry. A "real" 1080p monitor would probably be a touch better for this though. Scaling always has a small effect somewhere.
What generally bothers me is that the screen is not curved - unfortunately, this is practically not (any longer) found in this format; but it would be more pleasant for working. Also, the brightness definitely decreases a little towards the edge of the page, but not to a disturbing degree. In general, I am extremely satisfied with the monitor as a work device; I find the picture pleasant and sharp (4k), and the enormous work surface on the desktop makes life much easier in my job. Effectively, you have 4 1080p screens in one.
Hello!
To 1.) I don't see any coloured shadows. Neither with text nor otherwise
Re 2.) I don't have a 1080p monitor of the same size, so can't answer this question. I edit images and see no difference in resolution in images, whether HD or 4K.
To 3.) Unfortunately not in persona because of Corona, but remote if that makes sense gladly (also without 25.-) - Give me your Tel number and we discuss it gladly.
The only thing that bothers me is the smaller colour space compared to Adobe RGB and that the display is slightly reflective. Otherwise, a top screen.